‘Cha-biskoot' is a phrase that every Bangladeshi around the world recognises. It's often not even pronounced as two separate words and there isn't even anything grammatically correct about it, yet it is one of the few constants we have in our everyday life.
‘Cha-biskoot' is a phrase that every Bangladeshi around the world recognises. It's often not even pronounced as two separate words and there isn't even anything grammatically correct about it, yet it is one of the few constants we have in our everyday life.
‘Cha-biskoot' is a phrase that every Bangladeshi around the world recognises. It's often not even pronounced as two separate words and there isn't even anything grammatically correct about it, yet it is one of the few constants we have in our everyday life.
‘Cha-biskoot' is a phrase that every Bangladeshi around the world recognises. It's often not even pronounced as two separate words and there isn't even anything grammatically correct about it, yet it is one of the few constants we have in our everyday life.
‘Cha-biskoot' is a phrase that every Bangladeshi around the world recognises. It's often not even pronounced as two separate words and there isn't even anything grammatically correct about it, yet it is one of the few constants we have in our everyday life.
‘Cha-biskoot' is a phrase that every Bangladeshi around the world recognises. It's often not even pronounced as two separate words and there isn't even anything grammatically correct about it, yet it is one of the few constants we have in our everyday life.
