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[Brian Scarano]

I want to make a WordPress website in 2 languages (e.g. English & Bengali) without plugins. Currently my site is plain html with 2 folders. English pages in one folder and Bengali pages in another folder. How do I do it on WordPress without plugin? How to do it theme page/post?

A way my agency has chosen to implement it in the past is through subdomains. We created the entirety of our English site as you would normally in WordPress on mydomain.com, used the Duplicator plugin to clone the site to spanish.mydomain.com, and then changed all the text on the new site.

An option is to use a plugin like WPML (which is generally considered the best plugin to use if you ended up wanting to go that route). However, there are issues as pointed out by @MarkKaplun such as the integration with other plugins and WPML assuming all content should be the same.

BanglaSites.com is a single place to look for any Bangladeshi website. Around 2,300 websites related to Bangla and Bangladesh are listed here. This includes websites of Bangla newspapers, natok and music websites, Bangladesh embassies and government websites, blogging, shopping and websites in many other categories. You may search for any specific website by using the following list of categories or the search box above.

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I'm struggling to embed Bengali (Bānglā) Unicode fonts into my website for a couple of days and I tried many things. Even I got some wonderful solutions for @font-face like unicode-range (see deceze's answer). I even tried the so-called Bulletproof @font-face Syntax Tutorial by Paul Irish. But finally found that the font embed looks working, but actually not working at all. If I delete the Bānglā font from the PC (/windows/fonts), then my browser fails to load the font from the system, and it's not working. What I'm using for @font-face is:

After long challenging research, I failed. But suddenly I remember my den in Bengali (Bānglā) Wikipedia, wherewith the help of Jayanthanath, we the community embedded "Siyam Rupali" into Bengali (Bānglā) Wikipedia. The discussion can be found here in this Village Pump discussion archive. Then I got an Idea and observe the font-embeds' success result in bn.wiki. Then using Firefox's "Web Developer" add-on, I viewed the whole bunch of CSS of Bengali (Bānglā) Wikipedia home page. And found 'Siyam Rupali' there. Then copied the syntax exactly from there:

I found unicode-range: causing a problem in Chrome. As Siyam Rupali is a very good font with a vast collection of glyphs, we need not mention the range. So, you can avoid unicode-range: U+0980-09FF;. :)

The main concern of this study is to conduct an evaluation of Bengali newspaper websites from West Bengal, Tripura and Assam in India based on the eight Alexa indexes from Alexa Internet. A total of 30 Bengali newspaper websites are selected from web directory of world newspapers, magazines, news sites, and newspaper publishers (w3newslive.com) for evaluation in the present study. Each newspaper websites were searched in Alexa databank and relevant data using Alexa indices including traffic rank (India and Global), pages viewed, links, bounce percentage, time on site, search percentage, and percentage of Indian/foreign users were collected. The collection of data were tabulated and analysed to disclose findings in accordance with the desired objectives of this study. Based on data obtained from Alexa Internet tools, the results of this study show that Ei Samay Sangbadpatra and Anandabazar Patrika have the highest traffic rank. Rashtriyo Khobor Bangla Dainik has the highest number of average pages viewed per day and estimated daily time spent on site by the visitors. Ei Samay Sangbadpatra has the maximum number of links. Aajkal has the highest reach amongst the global internet users; whereas Puber Kalom has the lowest bounce percentage. The highest percentage of visits that came from search engines is for Gati Dainik. The highest number of foreign users is for Aajkal Patrika. Most of the foreign users to Indian newspapers come from the Bangladesh.

Blogging and having a own website is the best way to express yourself to the world. As technology has taken over, huge chance has came to an individual or group to be accessible to the world and spreading ideas and knowledge. As in 21st century people are very much busy with their piece of cake, after a loge tiring day many people follow Blogs as an interest or hobby. For a blogger it becomes necessary to present his work such that the reader gets entertained by reading. For an Indian blogger it becomes necessary to blog or design a website according to the easy accessibility of readers. India is a vast country with variety of languages .If a blogger plans to run the blog in regional language he/she has to pre plan and execute it in as demand of traffic. Bengali is considered as one of the most sweet language of India but is spoken and read by a certain percentage of people. Considering the total population of India only 8.10%(9,11,15,079) of the total population can speak Bengali and the proportion is very low. So for a blogger to use Bengali as blogging language becomes difficult in terms of monetization. To monetize Adsence is the best option but Bengali in not available as language in Ad sence . So a blogger faces some difficulties to monetize blog or websites. The solution for this is to use different ad networks. Here I will aware you how and what to use as ad networks to monetize your Bengali websites.

Blognife is elated to announce the launch of Publisher Growth- a community of publishers that helps you actively accelerate your revenue. This platform assists publishers in growing their traffic and revenue. As publishers, you can share and read reviews of ad networks and hosting companies. You can connect with other publishers to build links for growth and monetization hacks and more. This platform will help you stay up to date with the advertising and publisher ecosystem.

With the help of the above-mentioned ad networks a blogger or website publisher can now express his/her views by means of their desired language. Bengali websites and blogs can be monetized easily and the bloggers can have their income simultaneous by publishing in Bengali language .Blogging in own language becomes easy and productive.

I and my team research various ad networks and can help you increase your overall ad revenue; so you could rake in more greenbacks with the best monetization platforms. Tap into the power of the online publishing business with me. I am just a mail away, so reach out to me if you want to scale up your website revenue. mail: [email protected]

In a nutshell, it is the 5th most spoken language by native speakers in the world. It is also the 7th most spoken language by the total number of speakers. There are around 267 million speakers, of which 230 million are native.

The Bengali language can be traced back to 3500 B.C. to the Indo-European language family. Many assume that it was born from Sanskrit. But scholars and linguists believe that it derives from Indo-Aryan languages like Magadhi Prakrit and Pali. Modern Bengali uses words taken from Turkish, Portuguese, Persian or English, for example.

Old Bengali dates back to around 650 A.D. when priests and scholars widely used Sanskrit in literary works in Bengal. However, this is a bit of a dark area in the history of Bangla literature. Indeed, there are very few traces of literature from this time. The oldest text ever found is Charyapada. It is a collection of mystical poems of revelation based on Buddhism, thought to have originated between the 8th and the 12th centuries.

During the 14th century, the Muslim invasions established the Sultanate of Bengal. The Sultanate declared Bengali as the official court language of the region. And it soon became the vernacular language of Bengal. However, this version of the Bengali language, known as Middle Bengali, was still very different from the modern one. In the 16th century, the Mughals took over Bengal. The rich Persian language they brought with them began to influence the language.

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