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Widely Used Benglish Phrases
Hya! Tumi kemon acho? Onek din dekhi ni.
Hello! How are you? It has been a long time.
A warm greeting after a long gap — very common in Bengali families and friend circles in West Bengal and Bangladesh.
Shubho shokal! Cha kheyecho?
Good morning! Did you have tea?
Morning greetings in Bengali homes almost always include a tea check — cha is the essential morning ritual across West Bengal and Bangladesh.
Bhagwan tomake bhalo swasthyo ar shukh dik.
May God bless you with good health and happiness.
A heartfelt blessing — commonly said by elders to younger family members and during festival greetings.
Kobe ashcho bari? Sobai opekkha korche.
When are you coming home? Everyone is waiting.
A common family message — joint family culture in Bengal means relatives always expect a visit, especially during festivals like Durga Puja.
Ami thik achhi, shudhu kaaj er jonno ektu thaka.
I am fine, just a little tired from work.
A typical response to a wellbeing question — work pressure is relatable across Kolkata's workforce and Dhaka's busy office life.
Nijeke shomlaio, weather paltacche.
Take care of yourself, the weather is changing.
A caring message during season changes — weather-related health advice is common in Bengali family WhatsApp groups.
Kheyecho? Dupur e ki kheyecho?
Did you eat? What did you have for lunch?
A classic Bengali care expression — asking about food is a primary way to show affection in Bengali culture.
Tomake dekhe khushi holam, onek miss korsilam!
Happy to see you, missed you a lot!
An emotional greeting used when meeting someone after a long separation — very common in Benglish conversations.
Ei weekend free acho? Dekha kori.
Are you free this weekend? Let's meet.
A casual plan-making message — weekend meetups are a staple of Kolkata social life, often at a coffee house or adda spot.
Shubho ratri! Bhalo ghum ao, kal kotha bolbo.
Good night! Sleep well, chat tomorrow.
A warm sign-off message common in friend and family WhatsApp chats before sleeping.
Ma tomake dinner er jonno dakcche, jaldi eso.
Mom is calling you for dinner, come quickly.
A classic family message — joint family homes in Bengal always have mom calling everyone to eat together.
Baba jigges korche kobe bari firbe.
Dad is asking when you will return home.
Parents asking about return time is a universal Bengali family experience.
Thakuma aaj fresh mishti doi baniyeche.
My grandmother made fresh mishti doi today.
Mishti doi (sweet yoghurt) is the most beloved Bengali dessert — grandmothers making it fresh is a warm home memory.
Load shedding hoye gelo again — ei summer ta onek hot.
The electricity went out again — this summer is too hot.
Load shedding and power cuts during summer are a relatable reality across West Bengal and Bangladesh.
Aamra next month new flat e shift korchi.
We are shifting to a new house next month.
House shifting is common in Kolkata and Dhaka where many people relocate frequently for work or studies.
Dada er biye next year fix hoye geche.
Brother's wedding is fixed for next year.
Wedding announcements are major family events — Bhai phota (brother's welfare festival) is also a cherished Bengali tradition.
Water tank khali hoye geche — jol er jonno call koro.
The water tank is empty — please call the water supply.
Water shortage is a common urban challenge in Kolkata and Dhaka.
Didi board exam e bhalo marks peyeche.
Sister passed her board exams with good marks.
Board exam results are celebrated family events across West Bengal (Madhyamik/Higher Secondary) and Bangladesh (SSC/HSC).
Bachcharder summer holiday, thakuma thakumar kache niye jachi.
Kids are on summer holidays, taking them to grandparents.
Sending children to grandparents during summer holidays is a cherished Bengali family tradition.
Aam er season shuru hoyeche — ek peti kinbo.
The mango season has started — let's buy a crate.
Mango season is deeply celebrated in Bengal — Langra, Himsagar, and Fazli mangoes are eagerly awaited every summer.
Cholo maach bhat khete jai — itar moto kichhu nei.
Let's go eat fish curry and rice — nothing beats it.
Maach-bhat (fish curry and rice) is the quintessential Bengali meal — a daily staple and a cultural identity marker.
Oi nai dokan er rasgolla try korecho?
Did you try the rasgolla from that new shop?
Rasgolla is the pride of Bengali sweets — debates about its origin between West Bengal and Odisha are a popular topic.
Ekhane Kolkata biryani incredible, must try.
The Kolkata biryani here is incredible, must try.
Kolkata biryani with potato and egg is uniquely different from other biryanis — a source of immense local pride.
Swiggy te food order korlam — 30 minute e delivery ashbe.
I ordered food on Swiggy — delivery in 30 minutes.
Food delivery apps are widely used in Kolkata and Dhaka — Swiggy and Pathao Food are popular choices.
Oi dokan er sandesh ta onek bhalo.
The sandesh from that shop is amazing.
Sandesh (cottage cheese sweet) is one of Bengal's most famous confections — every neighbourhood has a legendary sweet shop.
Onek jhal — amar jib jolcche!
Too spicy — my tongue is burning!
Bengali food varies from mildly sweet to intensely spicy — complaints about spice levels are common in conversations.
Ma Sunday breakfast e luchi ar alur tarkari baniyeche.
Mom made luchi and alur tarkari for Sunday breakfast.
Luchi (deep-fried bread) with potato curry is the quintessential Bengali Sunday morning breakfast.
Restaurant onek crowd chilo, table er jonno 20 minute wait korlam.
The restaurant was crowded, we waited 20 minutes for a table.
Popular restaurants in Kolkata's Park Street or Dhaka's Dhanmondi area often have long queues on weekends.
Poila Boishakh e panta bhat ar ilish — pure shukh.
Panta bhat with hilsa on Poila Boishakh — pure happiness.
Eating panta bhat (fermented rice) with ilish (hilsa fish) on Bengali New Year (Poila Boishakh) is a cherished tradition.
Cholo adda dite jai — jhalmuri khete icche korche.
Let's go to the adda spot — I am craving jhalmuri.
Adda (casual social gathering) with jhalmuri (spiced puffed rice) is a beloved Bengali street food and social ritual.
Meeting 10 AM e — online ashbe naki office e?
Meeting is at 10 AM — are you joining online or in office?
Hybrid work is common in Kolkata's Salt Lake IT hub and Dhaka's Banani tech offices — online vs office checks are daily exchanges.
Aaj work from home — commute zero.
Working from home today — commute is zero.
WFH became widespread in Kolkata's IT sector post-pandemic and remains a popular Benglish conversation topic.
Deadline kal — aaj raat e late korte hobe.
The deadline is tomorrow — we need to work late tonight.
Deadline pressure and late nights are a relatable experience across Kolkata and Dhaka tech companies.
Appraisal result peyechi ekhon — onek relieved.
Just got the appraisal result — so relieved.
Appraisal season is a significant event in IT companies — eagerly awaited and widely discussed in Benglish.
Client call dui ghonta extend hoye gelo.
The client call got extended by two hours.
Client calls running over time is a universal IT experience — commonly shared in Benglish in team chats.
Nai startup idea matha e — next month launch korte parbo.
New startup idea — thinking of launching next month.
Startup culture is growing in Kolkata's Silicon Valley area (Salt Lake Sector V) and Dhaka's tech ecosystem.
Tin ta job apply korlam — dui ta interview call peyechi.
Applied for three jobs — got two interview calls.
Job hunting is active in Kolkata and Dhaka's competitive IT markets — interview calls are exciting Benglish news.
Server again down hoye gelo — ticket raise korlam.
The server is down again — tickets raised.
IT server issues and ticket systems are everyday topics in Benglish office chats.
Office internet aaj onek slow, kaaj korte problem hochhe.
The office internet is slow today, hard to work.
Internet speed complaints are universal in Kolkata and Dhaka offices.
Nai project shuru holo — next quarter onsite opportunity achhe.
New project started — onsite opportunity next quarter.
Onsite opportunities (US/UK/Middle East) are a major career aspiration for Kolkata and Dhaka IT professionals.
Oi reel ta dekhecho? Onek fun chilo!
Did you see that reel? It was super fun!
Instagram Reels are extremely popular in West Bengal and Bangladesh — sharing reels is a daily Benglish activity.
Phone battery shesh — charger achhe?
My phone battery is dead — do you have a charger?
"Battery shesh" is a well-known Benglish phrase for running out of phone battery.
File ta WhatsApp e pathao.
Send me the file on WhatsApp.
WhatsApp is the default messaging platform in Bengal — sending files via WhatsApp is the norm for work and personal communication.
Tomar WhatsApp number dibe?
Will you share your WhatsApp number?
Asking for WhatsApp number is more common in Bengal than asking for a regular phone number.
Tomake video call korbo — free acho?
I will call you on video — are you free?
Video calling through WhatsApp or Google Meet is the primary way Bengali families and friends stay in touch.
Laptop crash korlo — shob files chale gelo.
My laptop crashed — lost all the files.
"Laptop hang" or "crash" are common Benglish tech disaster phrases used in Kolkata and Dhaka offices.
Google Meet link share korecho? Khuje pacchi na.
Did you share the Google Meet link? I cannot find it.
A common online meeting message — Google Meet is widely used for work calls in Kolkata and Dhaka.
Wi-Fi password ta ki? Amar ta connect hocche na.
Wi-Fi password what is it? Mine is not connecting.
A classic Benglish request when visiting someone's home or a café in Kolkata.
Ami je YouTube video pathalm segulo dekhechi? Onek amazing chilo.
Did you see the YouTube video I sent? It was amazing.
Sharing YouTube videos in WhatsApp groups is a very common Bengali digital habit.
Phone storage full hoye gelo — photos delete korte hobe.
Phone storage is full — need to delete photos.
Phone storage issues are universal — "storage full" is a very common Benglish complaint.
New Market e shopping e jacchi — ashbe?
Going to New Market for shopping — want to come?
New Market in Kolkata is one of the most iconic shopping destinations — a classic Bengali shopping experience.
Saree dokan e sale chole — 50% porjonto off.
The saree shop is having a sale — up to 50% off.
Saree shopping is a major event in Bengal — sale announcements spread quickly through family WhatsApp groups.
Amazon e order korlam — delivery kal ashbe.
I ordered on Amazon — delivery comes tomorrow.
Online shopping via Amazon and Flipkart (or Daraz in Bangladesh) is very popular across Bengal.
Ekhane UPI te pay kora jabe?
Can I pay by UPI here?
UPI payments are ubiquitous in West Bengal — this question is asked daily at shops and markets.
Ekhane bKash e pay kora jabe?
Can I pay by bKash here?
bKash is the dominant mobile payment platform in Bangladesh — commonly asked in Dhaka shops and markets.
Kurta ta sundor kintu dam ta onek beshi.
This kurta is nice but the price is too high.
Bargaining and price negotiation at markets is a common part of shopping in Kolkata and Dhaka street markets.
Product damage hoyeche — return request raise korlam.
The product was damaged — raised a return request.
Online shopping return requests are common — Benglish messages about this are frequent in family chats.
Mall ta Sunday te onek crowd chilo.
The mall was very crowded on Sunday.
Shopping malls like South City, Quest Mall in Kolkata, or Bashundhara City in Dhaka are major weekend destinations.
Eita ki online e pawa jay? Link ta share korbe?
Is this available online? Can you share the link?
Checking online availability is a common Benglish question in family and friend group chats.
Puja te notun kapor kinlam — onek excited.
Bought new clothes for Puja — so excited.
Buying new clothes (notun kapor) for Durga Puja is an essential Bengali tradition — the biggest shopping event of the year.
Ei weekend Darjeeling jacchi — ticket book korte hobe.
Going to Darjeeling this weekend — need to book tickets.
Darjeeling is the most popular hill station getaway for Kolkata residents — trip planning is a frequent Benglish conversation.
Aaj Howrah Bridge e traffic onek kharap.
Traffic on the Howrah Bridge is very bad today.
Howrah Bridge is Kolkata's iconic landmark — traffic complaints about it are daily Benglish conversations.
Cab book koro — ami ek ghonte airport e thakbo.
Book a cab — I will be at the airport in one hour.
Cab bookings (Ola/Uber) for Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport are very common messages in Kolkata.
Next month Sundarbans jaoa jabe?
Shall we go to Sundarbans next month?
Sundarbans is the world's largest mangrove forest on the Bengal delta — a must-visit destination for Bengali tourists.
Ei season Cox's Bazar jaoa jabe?
Shall we go to Cox's Bazar this season?
Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh has the world's longest natural sea beach — a dream destination for Bengali tourists from both sides.
Train ticket full hoye gelo — bus book korte hobe.
Train tickets are full — need to book a bus.
When train tickets are unavailable, SBSTC or BRTC buses are the reliable backup in West Bengal and Bangladesh.
Auto fare onek beshi — Metro te jabo.
Auto fare is too expensive — will take the Metro.
Kolkata Metro is one of India's oldest metro systems — a popular and affordable option compared to autos.
Safe e pohuche gechi — journey 5 ghonta laglo.
Reached safely — the journey took 5 hours.
Safety arrival messages are sent in family groups after long-distance travel — a common Bengali family practice.
Victoria Memorial dekhte gelam — onek incredible chilo.
Visited Victoria Memorial — it was incredible.
Victoria Memorial is Kolkata's most iconic monument — a popular tourist destination for Bengalis and visitors alike.
Flight dui ghonta delay holo — ekhono airport e wait korchi.
Flight was delayed by two hours — still waiting at the airport.
Flight delay updates shared in family groups are a common experience for frequent travellers from Kolkata and Dhaka.
Shubho Nababarsha! Apnakar shokol ke Bangla Nababarsher shubhechchha!
Shubho Nababarsha! Happy Bengali New Year to you and your family!
Poila Boishakh (Bengali New Year) is celebrated with great joy across West Bengal and Bangladesh.
Durga Puja chole alo — notun kapor kinlam ar ready.
Durga Puja is here — bought new clothes and ready.
Durga Puja is the biggest festival in West Bengal — new clothes, pandal hopping, and family gatherings are the highlights.
Eid Mubarak! Eid er ananda kemon chilo?
Eid Mubarak! How was the Eid celebrations?
Eid ul-Fitr and Eid ul-Adha are the biggest festivals in Bangladesh — celebrated with great joy across the Bengali Muslim community.
Aaj ratri Kali Puja — fireworks ta amazing chilo.
Kali Puja tonight — the fireworks were amazing.
Kali Puja (celebrated alongside Diwali) is a major festival in West Bengal — fireworks are a highlight of the celebration.
Ei bar pandal ta onek shundor korে sajano hoyeche.
The pandal was incredibly decorated this year.
Pandal hopping during Durga Puja is a beloved tradition — competing for the best-decorated pandal is a major Kolkata event.
New Year party Rahul er barite — ashbe?
New Year party is at Rahul's house — are you coming?
New Year parties are a big deal in Kolkata and Dhaka — celebrations among friends and colleagues are common.
Reception ta onek grand chilo — khana onek bhalo chilo.
The wedding reception was grand — food was amazing.
Bengali weddings are known for their grandeur and elaborate food spreads — post-wedding food discussions are common.
Mandir e prasad dilo.
They distributed prasad at the temple.
Receiving prasad (blessed food) from a puja or temple is considered auspicious in Bengali Hindu tradition.
Festival er jonno notun kapor kinlam — onek excited.
Bought new clothes for the festival — so excited.
New clothes (notun kapor) for festivals is an essential Bengali tradition, especially for children during Durga Puja and Eid.
Sokal e dhak bajche — Puja er atmosphere ta amazing.
The dhak was playing in the morning — Puja atmosphere is amazing.
The sound of dhak (traditional drum) during Durga Puja morning sets the festive mood — an iconic Bengali sensory experience.
KKR again jitlo — Kolkata te agun!
KKR won again — Kolkata is on fire!
Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) is the IPL team with massive support in West Bengal — their wins are celebrated wildly in Benglish.
Bangladesh Tigers match jitlo — ki performance!
Bangladesh Tigers won the match — what a performance!
Bangladesh national cricket team (Tigers) wins are celebrated with enormous national pride across Bangladesh.
India match jitlo — shesh over e ki ek six!
India won the match — what a six in the last over!
Cricket is a religion in Bengal — match-winning moments are celebrated intensely in Benglish across WhatsApp and social media.
Aaj ratri match dekhbe? Amar baite eso.
Are you watching the match tonight? Come to my place.
Group cricket watching is extremely popular in Bengal — friends gather to watch important matches together.
Sourav Ganguly shob time er best captain chilo.
Sourav Ganguly was the best captain of all time.
Sourav Ganguly (Dada) is Bengal's cricketing hero — debating his greatness is a beloved Benglish conversation.
DRS review amader bachalo — ki decision!
The DRS review saved us — what a decision!
DRS reviews during cricket matches generate intense Benglish discussions among fans.
Aaj bikel e para te football practice korbo — ashbe?
Practicing football in the para this evening — want to join?
Football (soccer) is extremely popular in Kolkata — para (neighbourhood) football practice is a beloved tradition.
Mohun Bagan vs East Bengal — bochhorer shobcheye boro derby.
Mohun Bagan vs East Bengal — biggest derby of the year.
Mohun Bagan vs East Bengal is the biggest football rivalry in India — Kolkata Derby passions run extremely high.
India 280 run chase korche — tension hochhe.
India is chasing 280 — this is getting tense.
High-run chase tension is a universal cricket fan experience in Bengal.
Club e carrom tournament jitlam.
We won the carrom tournament at the club.
Carrom is extremely popular in Bengali para clubs and community centres — tournament wins are celebrated widely.
Bhalo lagche na — jor ar gaa byatha.
I am not feeling well — fever and body ache.
Fever and body ache messages are commonly shared in Bengali family groups to get advice and care.
Hospital jete hobe — amar sathe ashbe?
Need to go to the hospital — can you come with me?
Asking a family member or friend to accompany to hospital is a common request in Bengali families.
Dui mash pore gym e gelam — onek bhalo lagche.
Went to the gym after two months — feeling great.
Gym culture is growing in Kolkata and Dhaka — restarting gym after a gap is a relatable Benglish conversation.
Doctor tin din rest korte bolecho.
The doctor said to rest for three days.
Sharing doctor's advice in family WhatsApp groups is a common practice across Bengali families.
Dengue cases badhche — mosquito repellent use koro.
Dengue cases are increasing — use mosquito repellent.
Dengue warnings spread quickly in Kolkata and Dhaka neighbourhoods during monsoon — a common health alert in Benglish.
Shokal e hata shuru korlam — shastyer jonno bhalo.
Started walking in the morning — good for health.
Morning walks are popular in Kolkata's parks like Rabindra Sarobar or Eco Park — people often share this in groups.
Ei shoptahe baire khabar khaio na — stomach upset cholche.
Avoid outside food this week — stomach upset is going around.
Food-related illness warnings circulate in family and apartment WhatsApp groups across Kolkata and Dhaka.
Blood test result elo — shob report normal.
Blood test results came — all reports are normal.
Sharing blood test results in family groups is a common practice to reassure family members about health.
Khabar theke allergy reaction holo — medicine niyechi, akhon better lagche.
Allergic reaction from the food — took medicine, feeling better now.
Food allergy messages are commonly shared in family groups, especially after eating outside.
Yoga class 6 AM e shuru — ei mash join korchi.
Yoga class starts at 6 AM — joining this month.
Yoga classes in Kolkata's apartments and parks are popular — joining announcements are shared in community groups.

Benglish To English Phrases

  • Hya. / Hi.
  • Hello. / Hi.
  • Tumi kemon acho?
  • How are you?
  • Ami bhalo achi. Tumi?
  • I am fine. And you?
  • Tomar naam ki?
  • What is your name?
  • Amar naam Soraya.
  • My name is Soraya.
  • Amar naam Ahmed.
  • My name is Ahmed.
  • Amar naam Zeynep.
  • My name is Zeynep.
  • Amar naam Steve.
  • My name is Steve.
  • Amar naam Marie.
  • My name is Marie.
  • Amar naam Aaditya.
  • My name is Aaditya.
  • Amar naam Daisuke.
  • My name is Daisuke.
  • Amar naam Abdul.
  • My name is Abdul.
  • Tomake dekhe khushi holam.
  • I am pleased to meet you.
  • Dhonnobad.
  • Thank you.
  • Apnar swagat.
  • You are welcome.
  • Pleej.
  • Please.
  • Maf korben. / Sorry.
  • Excuse me. / Sorry.
  • Hya. / Na.
  • Yes. / No.
  • Kheyecho?
  • Did you have food?
  • Ki hochhe?
  • What is happening?
  • Nijeke sombhalo.
  • Take care.
  • Shubho shokal.
  • Good morning.
  • Shubho dupur.
  • Good afternoon.
  • Shubho ratri.
  • Good night.
  • Pore dekha hobe.
  • See you later.
  • Bye. / Abar deka hobe.
  • Goodbye.
  • Apni ki English bolte paren?
  • Do you speak English?
  • Ami ektu Hindi bolte pari.
  • I speak a little Hindi.
  • Ami ektu Marathi bolte pari.
  • I speak a little Marathi.
  • Ami ektu Arabic bolte pari.
  • I speak a little Arabic.
  • Ami ektu German bolte pari.
  • I speak a little German.
  • Ami ektu Japanese bolte pari.
  • I speak a little Japanese.
  • Ami ektu Spanish bolte pari.
  • I speak a little Spanish.
  • Ami ektu Chinese bolte pari.
  • I speak a little Chinese.
  • Ami ektu Indonesian bolte pari.
  • I speak a little Indonesian.
  • Bujhte parchho?
  • Do you understand?
  • Please ektu aste bolun.
  • Please speak slowly.
  • Please arekbar bolun.
  • Please say it again.
  • Ami hotel khujchi.
  • I am looking for the Hotel.
  • Oi jaygay kemon kore jabo?
  • How can I get there?
  • Ami ekta room book korte chai.
  • I would like to book a room.
  • Prati raat / jon koto?
  • How much is it per night / person?
  • Taka change korte parbo?
  • Can I change money?
  • Ami ekta drink kinতে chai.
  • I would like to buy a drink.
  • Eitar dam koto?
  • How much is this?
  • Ekta receipt dite parben please?
  • Can I have a receipt, please?
  • Bame. / Dane. / Shoja.
  • Left. / Right. / Straight.
  • Auto kothay pabo?
  • Where can I get an autorickshaw?
  • Aaশeপাশে কোনো sightseeing tour achhe?
  • Are there any sightseeing tours nearby?
  • Aaj onek shundor din, na?
  • Today is a nice day, isn't it?
  • Tumi kothar theke?
  • Where are you from?
  • Tumi ki ekhane thako?
  • Do you live here?
  • Tumi ekhane koto din thakbe?
  • How long are you here for?
  • Tumi kothay jaccho?
  • Where are you going?
  • Tumi ki kaaj koro?
  • What is your occupation?
  • Ami ekjon student.
  • I am a student.
  • Tomake dekha kore onek valo laglo.
  • It has been great meeting you.
  • Contact e theko!
  • Keep in touch!
  • Tomar gram er bari kothay?
  • What is your native place?
  • Ami ekjon software engineer.
  • I am a software engineer.
  • Tomar WhatsApp number ki?
  • What is your WhatsApp number?
  • Hotel kothay?
  • Where is a hotel?
  • Prati raat koto?
  • How much is it per night?
  • Breakfast include achhe?
  • Is breakfast included?
  • Ami ekta room book korte chai please.
  • I would like to book a room, please.
  • Double / single / family room achhe?
  • Do you have a double / single / family room?
  • Room ta dekha jabe?
  • Can I see the room?
  • Ekhane wifi achhe?
  • Is there wireless internet access here?
  • Checkout koto tay?
  • What time is checkout?
  • Gorom jol nei.
  • There is no hot water.
  • AC / heater / fan kaj korche na.
  • The air conditioner / heater / fan does not work.
  • Amaar jonno ekta taxi dakte parben?
  • Can you call a taxi for me?
  • AC room achhe?
  • Do you have an air-conditioned room?
  • Early check-in kora jabe?
  • Can I check in early?
  • Ekta meeting fix korte parbo?
  • Can we schedule a meeting?
  • Please aaj report ta pathao.
  • Please send me the report today.
  • Traffic er jonno late hobe.
  • I will be late due to traffic.
  • Project deadline kal.
  • The project deadline is tomorrow.
  • Ekta conference call korte parbo?
  • Can we have a conference call?
  • Please email e confirm koro.
  • Please confirm via email.
  • Presentation ready.
  • The presentation is ready.
  • Client meeting cancel hoye gelo.
  • The client meeting has been cancelled.
  • Ei project er budget koto?
  • What is the budget for this project?
  • Interview Shombar fix achhe.
  • The interview is scheduled for Monday.
  • HR shigghiri contact korbe.
  • HR will contact you soon.
  • Progress update deo please.
  • Please update me on the progress.

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Currency Unit Indian Rs
U. S Dollar 1 Dollar ($) 96.621 Rs
UK Pound 1 Pound (£) 127.7812 Rs
Euro 1 Euro 108.2583 Rs
Saudi Riyal 1 S. Riyal 25.7407 Rs
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Qatari Riyal 1 Q. Riyal 26.5415 Rs
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