“How do I make a complaint at the hotel?” in Bangla (English × Bangla)

When to use it

Use it at a hotel when something is wrong and you want to report it formally.

“How do I make a complaint at the hotel?” · The sentence in English

In “How do I make a complaint at the hotel?” ‘make a complaint’ is a fixed expression, the question needs ‘do’, and ‘at the hotel’ comes last.

How

adverbquestion word asking about the way or manner

do

auxiliary verbdo · tense: present · auxiliary that makes the question

I

pronounpersonal pronoun, always written with a capital letter

make

verbmake · form: base form (infinitive without "to") · "make an appointment" and "make a complaint" are fixed expressions

a

determinerindefinite article

complaint

nounnoun

at

prepositionpreposition of place

the

determinerdefinite article

hotel

nounnoun

“হোটেলে কীভাবে অভিযোগ করব?” · The sentence in Bangla

In “হোটেলে কীভাবে অভিযোগ করব?” the subject ‘আমি’ (I) is dropped because ‘করব’ (shall do) shows it. ‘অভিযোগ করা’ (to make a complaint) is a noun-plus-verb pair, and the place ‘হোটেলে’ (at the hotel) opens the sentence.

হোটেলে

noun'hotel' + -এ: 'at the hotel'

কীভাবে

adverbquestion adverb 'how'

অভিযোগ

nounnoun 'complaint'; অভিযোগ করা = 'to complain'

করব

verbকরা · tense: future · person: 1st · 'how shall I'; the subject আমি is dropped

What changes from one language to the other · English × Bangla

English uses ‘make’, Bengali uses করা (do). English puts the place last, Bengali first, and Bengali can drop the subject.

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