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How do you say I am serious in Bengali?

There are a few ways to say "I am serious" in Bengali, depending on the context and tone you want to convey:

Formal:

* আমি গম্ভীর (Ami gambhir) - This is the most literal translation and implies a sense of seriousness and solemnity.

* আমি মজা করছি না (Ami maja korchi na) - This means "I'm not joking" and emphasizes the seriousness of your statement.

Informal:

* আমি সিরিয়াস (Ami serious) - This is a direct translation of "I am serious" and is commonly used in everyday conversation.

* আমি মজা করছি না বলেছি (Ami maja korchi na bolechhi) - This means "I told you I'm not joking" and adds emphasis to your seriousness.

Stronger:

* আমি মৃত্যু সিরিয়াস (Ami mrityu serious) - This literally translates to "I'm dead serious" and conveys a strong sense of urgency and seriousness.

The best phrase to use will depend on the specific situation and the tone you want to communicate.

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