नाली (Drain)
naali
The word 'drain' means to remove liquid from something, like when you pour out water from a cup.
You say 'drain' like this: dr-ay-n, with a long 'a' sound.
The word 'drain' comes from an old word that means to draw off water.
The word 'drain' in Bengali is 'নিষ্কাশন' (Niṣkāśan).
Oh dear! Have you ever seen a drain? It’s like a little tunnel for water! When it rains, the water rushes down the drain, just like a speedy river.
But wait! Drains can be a bit tricky. They can get clogged with leaves and toys, making them sad and slow. So, let’s be careful!
We can help keep our drains happy by not throwing things down them. Remember, a clean drain means happy water flowing freely!
Let’s be little helpers for our drains and keep our world sparkling! 🌧️💧✨