Tagore Song: bhalobeshe shokhi posted and translated by Ranu
Bhalobeshe shokhi nibhrite jotone: Dear friend write my name lovingly ,secretly and carefully in your mind’s temple
amaar naamti likho
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Dear Ranu,
What lovely lovely lyrics! Thank you so much for sharing these translated lines.
All good wishes,
robert
Dear Robert,
I am happy to know you like it, thank you 🙂
Lovely. Thanks for his Ranu.
Thank you Sonya 🙂
My dearest sister, thanks for sharing this – and the Bangla script is a visual treat on the page, along with the video and your translation 🙂
Thank you my dearest brother, it was easier to do it this way, I didn’t have to keep looking at the page.
Having the Bengali script on the same page helped and also it was quicker.I didn’t memorize the words 🙂