Proma Prodipti
Built form + visual form. Always both. Wildfire Risk, Environmental Engineer
UIUC Alum. [email protected] bit.ly/promaprodipti is her YouTube Channel.
Proma Prodipti is a Bangladeshi Rabindrasangeet Singer, Chemical Engineer, and Urban Planner. Prodipti loves to encompass Tagore's holistic philosophy of human life and the natural world through her singing. Proma Prodipti is a Chemical Engineer and Urban Planner. As an alumnus of BUET and NSU, and currently a graduate fellow at the University of Illinois, Prodipti presents a scientific perspective, combined with Tagore music, engineering & urban planning concepts, through her creations. Thank you all for being a part of Proma Prodipti's euphonious journey! Follow PRODIPTI ---
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For many people living abroad, using their mother tongue feels deeply nourishing because language is much more than a communication tool. It is one of the brainâs strongest containers for memory, identity, and belonging.
Autobiographical memory is closely tied to language. Hearing or speaking your native language can instantly bring back childhood homes, family conversations, school days, festivals, foods, neighborhood sounds, and even smells.
From the perspective of Psycholinguistics and Sociolinguistics, language is a symbol of group membership. Speaking it reminds you, âThese are my people. This is where I come from.â That sense of belonging becomes especially valuable when you are
My Opinion: .ai should have more than one celebrity voice other than the one they currently launched today. Meta Glasses Meta
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( I never use thumbsup emoji, so you will understand that this is a sarcasm)
The life of the middle-class Bengali has always been one of my greatest interests and a subject of study. I still donât know where they manufacture such endless amounts of social inhibition and an almost romantic attachment to suffering. I do not believe that this constant concern for social appearances has brought any meaningful achievement to Bengali society.
Rabindranath Tagore once wrote, âO Mother Bengal, of your seven crore Bengalis, you have kept them Bengali, but not made them truly human.â Today the Bengali population is around 230 million, and on the question of becoming truly human, I find myself agreeing with Tagore.
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âWhat is your name? Who are you? Where are you from?â
One thing I genuinely love about the internet is that it demands identity through consistency rather than reputation. It asks us to introduce ourselves again and again, leaving very little room for âDo you know who I am?â moments.
So, Iâve decided to introduce myself once more. This time, in Bangla.
Shrinking vocabulary is the main reason I am concerned about when I think on the language alterations in Bangla!!
From the perspectives of linguistics and phonology, language change itself is not a warning sign. Every living language changes over time. What matters is how and why it is changing, and whether the language retains its ability to function across all domains of society.
1. Linguistic Perspective
Linguists generally consider change to be a normal property of language. A nation should become concerned only when change threatens the languageâs vitality rather than reflecting natural evolution.
Signs of concern include:
* Intergenerational disruption: Children stop acquiring the language as their first language.
* Domain loss: The language is gradually replaced in education, science, law, technology, government, or business.
* Shrinking vocabulary: Specialized and literary vocabulary disappears without replacement.
* Structural simplification due to language shift: Grammar erodes because speakers increasingly rely on another dominant language.
* Language endangerment: Speaker numbers decline rapidly and transmission to younger generations weakens.
2. Phonological Perspective
Phonological change is one of the most common forms of language evolution.
Examples include:
* Vowel shifts
* Consonant mergers
* Stress pattern changes
* Changes in intonation
* Simplification of consonant clusters
These changes are usually not harmful. They become concerning when they significantly reduce communicative efficiency or reflect the erosion of the language community itself.
Possible warning signs are:
* Loss of important phonemic contrasts that creates widespread ambiguity.
* Rapid replacement of native sound patterns by those of another dominant language across generations.
* Disappearance of regional phonological diversity due to social pressure rather than natural convergence.
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