Ep. 4 Words From Bengali Language: Aram and Jhapang Jhapang

from Fifty Words For Snow · host Maggie Rowe and Emily Garces

Maggie and Emily explore the Bengali words aram and jhapang jhapang with native speaker Safeera Ahmed. They put the word “canoodle” on trial with judge Jim Vallely, coin the word “rain-newel” and explore the concept of a soul wink from hotline caller Tammy Slofterson. Poem by Emily: Aram.

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