LearnBanglaহাট
hat precise: haT
market, village market
What does হাট mean?
হাট (hat) is a Bangla noun that means market, village market in English.
হাট (hat) is a village or neighbourhood market, typically an open-air weekly one where farmers bring vegetables, fish and household goods. In towns you will also hear হাট-বাজার (hat-bazar) for the general market area. Do not confuse it with হাঁটা (hata), 'to walk', which has a nasal vowel in the middle.
How do you say “market” in Bangla?
Say হাট, pronounced hat. Press play to hear a native Bangladeshi voice say it.
Example sentences
- কাল হাটের দিন।kal hater din.
Tomorrow is market day.
- হাটে তাজা মাছ পাওয়া যায়।hate taja machh paoa jay.
You get fresh fish at the market.
- হাট কখন বসে?hat kokhon boshe?
When does the market open?
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