Assam GK Topic

How To Say Will You Marry Me In Assamese?

If you want to express love in Assamese, one of the most heartfelt phrases you may want to learn is how to say Will you marry me?. In Assamese, the romantic proposal is expressed as:

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Detailed Notes

“তুমি মোক বিয়া কৰিবানে?”
(Pronunciation: Tumi mok biya koribane?)

Breaking It Down:

  • তুমি (Tumi) → You

  • মোক (Mok) → Me

  • বিয়া (Biya) → Marriage

  • কৰিবানে (Koribane) → Will you do / Will you

So, the full sentence literally means “Will you marry me?”.

Usage and Cultural Context:

  • Assamese culture values simplicity and sincerity in proposals.

  • This phrase can be used directly in a romantic context, often when seeking a life partner.

  • Adding polite expressions like “দয়া কৰি” (Doya kori → Please) can make it sound more respectful:
     “দয়া কৰি, তুমি মোক বিয়া কৰিবানে?” (Doya kori, tumi mok biya koribane?)

Why Learn Romantic Phrases in Assamese?

  • It helps build deeper emotional connections with Assamese speakers.

  • It reflects respect for the language and culture of Assam.

  • It’s a unique way to make your proposal memorable and heartfelt.