by boyfriend doesn't understand written English so I try and find sites that can help me send texts. Can someone help me with a translation I want to send him.
It is "you have upset me baby and we will talk about it tomorrow".
Many thanks
by boyfriend doesn't understand written English so I try and find sites that can help me send texts. Can someone help me with a translation I want to send him.
It is "you have upset me baby and we will talk about it tomorrow".
Many thanks
***The translations have been done by Bijan Kardouni AKA veryclever1980***
Hi my dear friend, sorry for my late reply.
Yes, "Porsidam" is I asked. "Bepors" is the imperative form (2nd person singular) of the verb "Porsidan", so "to ask' = "porsidan".
1- "Man tāzeh azat porsidam"
2- "Porsidam" for I asked, "Miporsam" (Khaham Porsid ->Formal) for I will ask, and "Miporsam azash" (az oo miporsam ->Formal) for I am asking her/him. (In Persian we have only one 3rd person singular)
3- "Behesh goftam" (Beh oo goftam ->Formal) for I told you, "tāzeh behet goftam" (its Formal form would confuse you) for I already told you, and "Behet migam" (Beh shoma khaham goft ->Formal) for I will tell you.
4- "Ferestādam" for I sent, "Miferestam" (Khaham feretād ->Formal) for I will send, and "Miferestam" for I am sending.
5- "Dādam" for I gave, "Midaham" for I am giving, and "Bedeh" for Give (imperative form 2nd person singular).
***The translations have been done by Bijan Kardouni AKA veryclever1980***
Salam please I need help to translate all this sentence.. I want it to be in informal but can be used when talking to elderly and young too. Common sentences. Mammoonam
What's new?
Nothing much same old same old
Stressed
I feel very stressed because of my study
What do u do?*
I'm still studying
I'm working
Do you go to cinema often? Do you do go yoga?
Sometimes not very often. I'm not good at it
I hope to see you soon
Please come again
I can speak a little bit of Parsi but it's hard for me to understand*
Please talk abit slower*
Slower
Have you eaten?
I've just eaten just now
Come let's eat together
Please have somemore to eat
*I'm really full already thank you
And please can u explain to me how to use konim, konam, and konid. Because I can't understand. Thank you
hey I found this website and it's really useful for putting together sentences and a lot of other things too!But on the first link some of the handout documents don't open up for some weird reason
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http://farsi.tardid.net/lessons/ (Handouts)
http://farsi.tardid.net/tag/%D8%AF%D...1%D8%B3%DB%8C/ (There are more than this)
I wish I could show you when you are lonely or in darkness the astonishing light of your own being.
- Rumi
Thankyou very much Veryclever1980 Dear! Great explanation like always! =))
So if I were to say ''I will ask her tomorrow'' Would it be '' man farda miporsam azash''
Could we also swap 'miporsam' and 'azash' round? would it still be the same? 'man azash miporsam'. Just wondering =)
So if I said 'I sent her a book' Would it be 'Man yek ketab(ro??) behesh ferestadam'
If I were to say 'I already told you I am tired' would it be 'Man tazeh behet goftam ke khasteh shodam' ??
For example, 'I gave you a key' would it be 'Man be to/behet kelide(ro) dadam' or 'Man (yek) kelide(ro??) dadam behet' ??
When ye/yek is used in sentances, can they both mean 'a' or '1' ??
Also can you tell me how to say wash. Am trying to do some homework from a Easy persian, for example: 'My mother washed 78 plates tonight'
'Her mother did not wash 77 plates tonight.
Thankyou in advance![]()
Last edited by Kama_K; 03-10-2011 at 03:13 PM.
Chetoreh!
Using farsi script, how would I write the word "Destiny". Not the farsi word for "Destiny", but the english word spelled in farsi characters?
Mersi.
Salam be hame omidvaram ke hale hamatoon khoob bashe
This thread is becoming a little quiet, where is everyone??
Pinky girl kojast? Delam barash tang shodeveryclever kojast? =(( viva palestina?? Where are you guys? :'(
Sorry for my late reply, here you are
What's new? = Che khabar?
Nothing much same old same old = Khabari nist joz salāmati
(You can't use this sentences for elderly people)
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Stressed = Stress dāram
I feel very stressed because of my study = bekhātere dars hā kheyli stress dāram
What do u do?* = Che kārā mikonid
I'm still studying = hanooz dāram dars mikhoonam
I'm working = kār mikonam
Do you go to cinema often? Do you do go yoga? = Ziyād be sinamā mirid? Yugā kār mikonid?
Sometimes not very often. I'm not good at it = Na kheyli ziyād. kheyli balad nistam.
I hope to see you soon = Omidvāram zoodtar bebinametoon
Please come again = Lotfan dobāre pisheh mā biyāyid
I can speak a little bit of Parsi but it's hard for me to understand* = Man mitoonam yekam fārsi harf bezanam amā fahmidanesh barām moshkele
Please talk abit slower* = Lotfan yekam aroomtar sohbat konid
Slower = āroomtar
Have you eaten? = Ghazā khordid?
I've just eaten just now = Tāzeh ghazā khordam
Come let's eat together = Biyā bāham ghazā bokhorim
Please have somemore to eat = Lotfan bishtar bardārid
*I'm really full already thank you = Man sir shodam, mamnoonam
***The translations have been done by Bijan Kardouni AKA veryclever1980***
You're welcome my friend.
You're amazing. Yes, that's right. You can swap them and it will not change the meaning.
For ferestādan, we always use "Barāsh" or "Barāye oo" (Formal). Barāye is something like "For" in English and "Beh" is like "To".
Excellent
"ye" is the informal form of "yek" and yes you're right, both of them mean 'a' or '1'.
Wash = Shostan
'My mother washed 78 plates tonight' -> Formal -> Mādaram (or mādare man) emshab 78 (haftād va Hasht) zarf (rā) shost.
Informal -> Māmānam emshab 78 (haftād o hasht) zarf (ro) shost.
'Her mother did not wash 77 plates tonight' -> Formal -> Mādarash (mādare oo) emshab 77 (haftād va haft) zarf (rā) nashost.
Informal -> Māmānesh emshab 77 (haftād o haft) zarf (ro) nashost.
***You can also omit (rā) and (ro) for this verb.
***The translations have been done by Bijan Kardouni AKA veryclever1980***
Sepās gozāram xaharam
If you have time, could I request some more translations? I think I may have said before, my mother tongue is Zazaki, which is a Northwestern Iranian language similar to Gileki, Balochi and Kurdish. Therefore, Farsi is a sister language))
I will write down the Zazaki equivalents next to the English, for you to see the closeness/and similarities between our two great languages
> Without reason (bźsebeb)
> On the threshold (berteng)
> Good news (mijdani)
> I stayed afar (düri mendo)
> my love (yara mı )
> The key of the mountains (kilıtź kou)
> The trance (tewt)
> The red apple (saya sure)
> Heq şi (the truth has gone)
> Mı kilıtź kou kerde vındi (I have lost the key of the mountains)
Thankyou so so much my very VERY clever friend =D
Phew I feel relieved that I can actually memorise all of this, thankyou SO much for your help.
I forgot to ask something before, something which will seem SO simple (hehe) .. Before I asked about how we could say I gave 'Dadam' and I am giving 'Midaham'. What is 'bedam'? and also is 'midam' the same as 'midaham'??
Thanks in advance =))
I would love to help you if I could...unfortunately I am not familiar with Persian. I have seen dictionairies for different languages which you can purchase to translate and hope this information will be of some help to you.
هی دوستان
هاو اباوت دیس؟
میدونم میدونم راهت راحت نیست![]()
سلیممم
سلام عزیز
Are you a native Farsi speaker??
I am learning to write and speak Farsi, I got mostly what you wrote ..
اما من نميدونم اين چي ميش >> هاو اباوت دیس ؟؟
by the way I don't know if I just wrote my sentance correctly D: I wish Veryclever,Astorias or Pinky were here to correct me *tear* ='(