Once a hallmark of heritage, Old Dhaka's distinct dialects are slowly fading away
The Shobbash and Kutti dialects have been part of Old Dhaka's linguistic heritage for centuries. Both are now at risk of extinction
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The Shobbash and Kutti dialects have been part of Old Dhaka's linguistic heritage for centuries. Both are now at risk of extinction
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