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Language and Culture

Language and Culture in Charshahi Union:

The late writer, poet, poet and poet, was the birthplace of poet Badiul Alam, in East Saidpur village of Charshahi union. Most of the people of the village work in livestock, livestock and poultry, cattle and poultry, vegetables and vegetables. NGO-government jobs, fewer number of villagers are working abroad. There is no industrial factory. There are some poultry farms, fishery farms and limited trade coverage. Population explosion, lack of technical-general education, unemployment and poverty are awful. Education is still far behind in other parts of the country. Education and Development The villagers have steadfast trust and devotion to religious teachings. With the majority Muslim people, the people of the Hindu community live in harmony with communal harmony.

Language: Bengali,


Abele Meghna Maya Dattiyaa chest mercy khicha gracefully bent it bent

Laxmipur is our home land filled with coconut and rice.

People of this upazila are Bengali-speaking.


Lakhmipur-Noakhali region has the same characteristics as its cultural culture, people's heritage, and people's activities are almost the same. The people here and the place "h" are pronounced. For example, water - Honey, flower I am

The word "banana" is locally called "kela". The verb is pronounced as "Chatti", "Shenni" by male gender. In many places "A" the place is pronounced "non". For example, now? There is no use of "Mahaprabhana"

It is more like using C, C, T, T, P, S. On the other hand, the use of D, G, L, TH, F, V, SH is very limited. In some cases "l" is pronounced "d" in the place of such as kathal
There are some variations in the use of language in the region of Lakshmipur area. The linguistic diversity of those who made Basavati from Lakhmipur in Shahbazpur was especially easily caught. There is also a slight difference in the language of the people coming from Faridpur. For example, in the South Raipur area, I can not say "I can not say," I did not say "I did not want to lose". From east to Dattapara, it is called "Haddi Boy". The other area of ​​Lakshmipur is called "Harti Boy".


Apart from this, the people of this region also organized pagan songs, wedding songs, muffati songs, gongs singing and khemta songs in different places.