Rohan: Hi Mahamuda! How are you? Mahamuda: Hi Rohan! I’m fine, thank you. What about you? Rohan: I’m good. I want to improve my English. Can you help me? Mahamuda: Of course! English is fun and easy if you practice every day. Rohan: Great! Where should I start? Mahamuda: Start with simple words and daily conversations. Watch English videos and read short stories. Rohan: That sounds interesting. Should I also practice speaking? Mahamuda: Yes! Try speaking with friends or even with yourself in front of a mirror. Rohan: Thank you, Mahamuda. You are very helpful. Mahamuda: You’re welcome, Rohan! Keep practicing and don’t give up.

  You: Hey Neeloy, this student movement is huge! Everyone's joining! Neeloy: Yeah, it started with students wanting a fair system, but now it's about bigger changes. You: Exactly. People are tired of things being unfair. Neeloy: It grew so fast! Now people want the government to change. You: Yes! The government's not listening, so people are angry. Neeloy: This is powerful! You: It gives us hope. People want change. Neeloy: This is a big moment for Bangladesh. People want the government to be responsible. You: I agree. This could be a turning point for fairness.

   Dialogue about Anti-Discrimination Student Movement 2024 Myself : Hi Neeloy, have you seen the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement? It’s getting really big now! Neeloy : Yes, I saw that. At first, only students joined. Now people from all over the country are supporting it. Myself : It began with students asking to end the quota system and bring a merit-based system. Neeloy : Right. But now the movement is also about fairness, justice, and equal rights for everyone. Myself : People are tired of inequality and unfair treatment. That’s why so many are joining. Neeloy : The government is not listening, and that’s making people even more angry. Myself : Students started this, but now it’s a national movement for change. Neeloy : It shows how powerful people can be when they unite. Myself : Yes, and I hope this brings real change for a better and fairer future. Neeloy : Me too. Bangladesh needs equality, justice, and good leadership. Myself : Let’s hope this is the s...