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en Yesterday – today – tomorrow   »   fa ‫دیروز – امروز – فردا‬

10 [ten]

Yesterday – today – tomorrow

Yesterday – today – tomorrow

‫10 [ده]‬

10 [dah]

‫دیروز – امروز – فردا‬

[dirooz - emrooz - fardâ]

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Yesterday was Saturday. ‫--ر-ز-شن-ه بود-‬ ‫دیروز شنبه بود.‬ ‫-ی-و- ش-ب- ب-د-‬ ----------------- ‫دیروز شنبه بود.‬ 0
di--o- s---b--b-d. dirooz shanbe bud. d-r-o- s-a-b- b-d- ------------------ dirooz shanbe bud.
I was at the cinema yesterday. ‫دیرو- ‫م- س---ا --د-.‬ ‫دیروز ‫من سینما بودم.‬ ‫-ی-و- ‫-ن س-ن-ا ب-د-.- ----------------------- ‫دیروز ‫من سینما بودم.‬ 0
m-n-d---oz--ine-â budam. man dirooz sinemâ budam. m-n d-r-o- s-n-m- b-d-m- ------------------------ man dirooz sinemâ budam.
The film was interesting. ‫ف-ل- -ا--ی -ود.‬ ‫فیلم جالبی بود.‬ ‫-ی-م ج-ل-ی ب-د-‬ ----------------- ‫فیلم جالبی بود.‬ 0
fil-e-jâ-eb----d. filme jâlebi bud. f-l-e j-l-b- b-d- ----------------- filme jâlebi bud.
Today is Sunday. ‫امروز-یکش-به-ا---‬ ‫امروز یکشنبه است.‬ ‫-م-و- ی-ش-ب- ا-ت-‬ ------------------- ‫امروز یکشنبه است.‬ 0
emrooz-------a-be--s-. emrooz yek-shanbe ast. e-r-o- y-k-s-a-b- a-t- ---------------------- emrooz yek-shanbe ast.
I’m not working today. ‫من ا--و- کا---می-کنم.‬ ‫من امروز کار نمی-کنم.‬ ‫-ن ا-ر-ز ک-ر ن-ی-ک-م-‬ ----------------------- ‫من امروز کار نمی‌کنم.‬ 0
m-n em---z--âr-n---k--a-. man emrooz kâr nemikonam. m-n e-r-o- k-r n-m-k-n-m- ------------------------- man emrooz kâr nemikonam.
I’m staying at home. ‫-ن ----ز در-------ی-مان- (-س-م--‬ ‫من امروز در خانه می-مانم (هستم).‬ ‫-ن ا-ر-ز د- خ-ن- م-‌-ا-م (-س-م-.- ---------------------------------- ‫من امروز در خانه می‌مانم (هستم).‬ 0
m-n ----oz-dar khâ-e-m--âna-. man emrooz dar khâne mimânam. m-n e-r-o- d-r k-â-e m-m-n-m- ----------------------------- man emrooz dar khâne mimânam.
Tomorrow is Monday. ‫--د- د-شنب- -س-.‬ ‫فردا دوشنبه است.‬ ‫-ر-ا د-ش-ب- ا-ت-‬ ------------------ ‫فردا دوشنبه است.‬ 0
f--d--d--sh--be-as-. fardâ do-shanbe ast. f-r-â d---h-n-e a-t- -------------------- fardâ do-shanbe ast.
Tomorrow I will work again. ‫م---------باره-ک-ر---‌-نم-‬ ‫من فردا دوباره کار می-کنم.‬ ‫-ن ف-د- د-ب-ر- ک-ر م-‌-ن-.- ---------------------------- ‫من فردا دوباره کار می‌کنم.‬ 0
m-n far----------k-r miko-am. man fardâ dobâre kâr mikonam. m-n f-r-â d-b-r- k-r m-k-n-m- ----------------------------- man fardâ dobâre kâr mikonam.
I work at an office. ‫من -- -د-ر--ک------کن-.‬ ‫من در اداره کار می-کنم.‬ ‫-ن د- ا-ا-ه ک-ر م-‌-ن-.- ------------------------- ‫من در اداره کار می‌کنم.‬ 0
ma- d-- edâ-e---r----o---. man dar edâre kâr mikonam. m-n d-r e-â-e k-r m-k-n-m- -------------------------- man dar edâre kâr mikonam.
Who is that? ‫این --ست؟‬ ‫این کیست؟‬ ‫-ی- ک-س-؟- ----------- ‫این کیست؟‬ 0
o----st? oo kist? o- k-s-? -------- oo kist?
That is Peter. ‫ا-ن-پی-- -ست-‬ ‫این پیتر است.‬ ‫-ی- پ-ت- ا-ت-‬ --------------- ‫این پیتر است.‬ 0
oo pete- ast. oo peter ast. o- p-t-r a-t- ------------- oo peter ast.
Peter is a student. ‫پی------شج--است-‬ ‫پیتر دانشجو است.‬ ‫-ی-ر د-ن-ج- ا-ت-‬ ------------------ ‫پیتر دانشجو است.‬ 0
p-t-- d--e---- a-t. peter dâneshju ast. p-t-r d-n-s-j- a-t- ------------------- peter dâneshju ast.
Who is that? ‫-ین ک-ست-‬ ‫این کیست؟‬ ‫-ی- ک-س-؟- ----------- ‫این کیست؟‬ 0
oo---s-? oo kist? o- k-s-? -------- oo kist?
That is Martha. ‫-ی--م-ر----ست.‬ ‫این مارتا است.‬ ‫-ی- م-ر-ا ا-ت-‬ ---------------- ‫این مارتا است.‬ 0
oo--ârtâ a--. oo mârtâ ast. o- m-r-â a-t- ------------- oo mârtâ ast.
Martha is a secretary. ‫--رتا م----ا--.‬ ‫مارتا منشی است.‬ ‫-ا-ت- م-ش- ا-ت-‬ ----------------- ‫مارتا منشی است.‬ 0
m---- m----i-a-t. mârtâ monshi ast. m-r-â m-n-h- a-t- ----------------- mârtâ monshi ast.
Peter and Martha are friends. ‫--ت- و----ت- ب- -- د-ست ه---د-‬ ‫پیتر و مارتا با هم دوست هستند.‬ ‫-ی-ر و م-ر-ا ب- ه- د-س- ه-ت-د-‬ -------------------------------- ‫پیتر و مارتا با هم دوست هستند.‬ 0
p-t-r va mâ--â-bâ --- -o--t-h--ta-d. peter va mârtâ bâ ham doost hastand. p-t-r v- m-r-â b- h-m d-o-t h-s-a-d- ------------------------------------ peter va mârtâ bâ ham doost hastand.
Peter is Martha’s friend. ‫-یت--د--- پ-ر-م--ت---ست.‬ ‫پیتر دوست پسر مارتا است.‬ ‫-ی-ر د-س- پ-ر م-ر-ا ا-ت-‬ -------------------------- ‫پیتر دوست پسر مارتا است.‬ 0
pe-e--d-os--p---r-e--âr-- -st. peter doost pesar-e mârtâ ast. p-t-r d-o-t p-s-r-e m-r-â a-t- ------------------------------ peter doost pesar-e mârtâ ast.
Martha is Peter’s friend. ‫-ا--ا-د-ست -خ-ر-پی------.‬ ‫مارتا دوست دختر پیتر است.‬ ‫-ا-ت- د-س- د-ت- پ-ت- ا-ت-‬ --------------------------- ‫مارتا دوست دختر پیتر است.‬ 0
mâ--- -o-st-d-c-t-r-e -ete- -s-. mârtâ doost dochtar-e peter ast. m-r-â d-o-t d-c-t-r-e p-t-r a-t- -------------------------------- mârtâ doost dochtar-e peter ast.

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