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80 [Āśi] biśēṣaṇa 3

She has a dog.	তার (মেয়ে) একটা কুকুর আছে ৷; tāra (mēẏē) ēkaṭā kukura āchē
The dog is big.	কুকুরটা বড় ৷; kukuraṭā baṛa
She has a big dog.	তার (মেয়ে) একটা বড় কুকুর আছে ৷; tāra (mēẏē) ēkaṭā baṛa kukura āchē
She has a house.	তার (মেয়ে) একটা বাড়ী আছে ৷; tāra (mēẏē) ēkaṭā bāṛī āchē
The house is small.	বাড়ীটা ছোট ৷; bāṛīṭā chōṭa
She has a small house.	তার (মেয়ে) একটা ছোট বাড়ী আছে ৷; tāra (mēẏē) ēkaṭā chōṭa bāṛī āchē
He is staying in a hotel.	সে (ছেলে) একটা হোটেলে থাকছে ৷; sē (chēlē) ēkaṭā hōṭēlē thākachē
The hotel is cheap.	হোটেলটা সস্তা ৷; hōṭēlaṭā sastā
He is staying in a cheap hotel.	সে (ছেলে) একটা সস্তা হোটেলে থাকছে ৷; sē (chēlē) ēkaṭā sastā hōṭēlē thākachē
He has a car.	তার (ছেলে) একটা গাড়ী আছে ৷; tāra (chēlē) ēkaṭā gāṛī āchē
The car is expensive.	গাড়ীটা দামী ৷; gāṛīṭā dāmī
He has an expensive car.	তার (ছেলে) একটা দামী গাড়ী আছে ৷; tāra (chēlē) ēkaṭā dāmī gāṛī āchē
He reads a novel.	সে (ছেলে) একটা উপন্যাস পড়ে ৷; sē (chēlē) ēkaṭā upan'yāsa paṛē
The novel is boring.	উপন্যাসটি একঘেয়ে ক্লান্তিকর ৷; upan'yāsaṭi ēkaghēẏē klāntikara
He is reading a boring novel.	সে (ছেলে) একটা একঘেয়ে ক্লান্তিকর উপন্যাস পড়ছে ৷; sē (chēlē) ēkaṭā ēkaghēẏē klāntikara upan'yāsa paṛachē
She is watching a movie.	সে (মেয়ে) একটা সিনেমা দেখছে ৷; sē (mēẏē) ēkaṭā sinēmā dēkhachē
The movie is exciting.	সিনেমাটি আকর্ষণীয় ৷; sinēmāṭi ākarṣaṇīẏa
She is watching an exciting movie.	সে (মেয়ে) একটা আকর্ষণীয় সিনেমা দেখছে ৷; sē (mēẏē) ēkaṭā ākarṣaṇīẏa sinēmā dēkhachē

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