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9 [nine]

Days of the week

Days of the week

‫9 [نه]‬

9 [noh]

‫روزهای هفته‬

[rooz-hâye hafte]

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Monday ‫--شن--‬ ‫دوشنبه‬ ‫-و-ن-ه- -------- ‫دوشنبه‬ 0
d--shan-e do-shanbe d---h-n-e --------- do-shanbe
Tuesday ‫س- --به‬ ‫سه شنبه‬ ‫-ه ش-ب-‬ --------- ‫سه شنبه‬ 0
s------be se-shanbe s---h-n-e --------- se-shanbe
Wednesday ‫چه----به‬ ‫چهارشنبه‬ ‫-ه-ر-ن-ه- ---------- ‫چهارشنبه‬ 0
c-a------h--be cha-hâr-shanbe c-a-h-r-s-a-b- -------------- cha-hâr-shanbe
Thursday ‫-ن- --به‬ ‫پنج شنبه‬ ‫-ن- ش-ب-‬ ---------- ‫پنج شنبه‬ 0
panj------e panj-shanbe p-n---h-n-e ----------- panj-shanbe
Friday ‫ج-ع-‬ ‫جمعه‬ ‫-م-ه- ------ ‫جمعه‬ 0
j---e jom-e j-m-e ----- jom-e
Saturday ‫شن-ه‬ ‫شنبه‬ ‫-ن-ه- ------ ‫شنبه‬ 0
s-a-be shanbe s-a-b- ------ shanbe
Sunday ‫-ک--ب-‬ ‫یکشنبه‬ ‫-ک-ن-ه- -------- ‫یکشنبه‬ 0
y----h---e yek-shanbe y-k-s-a-b- ---------- yek-shanbe
the week ‫---ه‬ ‫هفته‬ ‫-ف-ه- ------ ‫هفته‬ 0
h---e hafte h-f-e ----- hafte
from Monday to Sunday ‫از---ش--ه ----ک-نبه‬ ‫از دوشنبه تا یکشنبه‬ ‫-ز د-ش-ب- ت- ی-ش-ب-‬ --------------------- ‫از دوشنبه تا یکشنبه‬ 0
az ---s----- tâ--e---ha-be az do-shanbe tâ yek-shanbe a- d---h-n-e t- y-k-s-a-b- -------------------------- az do-shanbe tâ yek-shanbe
The first day is Monday. ‫ا-ل-----ز---شنبه ا---‬ ‫اولین روز دوشنبه است.‬ ‫-و-ی- ر-ز د-ش-ب- ا-ت-‬ ----------------------- ‫اولین روز دوشنبه است.‬ 0
a-al----ooz--o----n-e a-t. avalin rooz do-shanbe ast. a-a-i- r-o- d---h-n-e a-t- -------------------------- avalin rooz do-shanbe ast.
The second day is Tuesday. ‫د--ی---و- -ه----ه----.‬ ‫دومین روز سه شنبه است.‬ ‫-و-ی- ر-ز س- ش-ب- ا-ت-‬ ------------------------ ‫دومین روز سه شنبه است.‬ 0
d----i- -o-z----shan-e a--. dovomin rooz se-shanbe ast. d-v-m-n r-o- s---h-n-e a-t- --------------------------- dovomin rooz se-shanbe ast.
The third day is Wednesday. ‫-و-ین -و----ارشن-- اس--‬ ‫سومین روز چهارشنبه است.‬ ‫-و-ی- ر-ز چ-ا-ش-ب- ا-ت-‬ ------------------------- ‫سومین روز چهارشنبه است.‬ 0
s-v-min r--z------â--sh-nbe--st. sevomin rooz cha-hâr-shanbe ast. s-v-m-n r-o- c-a-h-r-s-a-b- a-t- -------------------------------- sevomin rooz cha-hâr-shanbe ast.
The fourth day is Thursday. ‫-هارمی--ر-- پن- --به -س-.‬ ‫چهارمین روز پنج شنبه است.‬ ‫-ه-ر-ی- ر-ز پ-ج ش-ب- ا-ت-‬ --------------------------- ‫چهارمین روز پنج شنبه است.‬ 0
c---h-ro--n --o- --n--s--nbe --t. cha-hâromin rooz panj-shanbe ast. c-a-h-r-m-n r-o- p-n---h-n-e a-t- --------------------------------- cha-hâromin rooz panj-shanbe ast.
The fifth day is Friday. ‫پن---ن-----ج-ع- است-‬ ‫پنجمین روز جمعه است.‬ ‫-ن-م-ن ر-ز ج-ع- ا-ت-‬ ---------------------- ‫پنجمین روز جمعه است.‬ 0
pa-jom-- --oz---m-e--st. panjomin rooz jom-e ast. p-n-o-i- r-o- j-m-e a-t- ------------------------ panjomin rooz jom-e ast.
The sixth day is Saturday. ‫---ی- ر-- شنب- ---.‬ ‫ششمین روز شنبه است.‬ ‫-ش-ی- ر-ز ش-ب- ا-ت-‬ --------------------- ‫ششمین روز شنبه است.‬ 0
s-es-o-i- --oz -h---e -s-. sheshomin rooz shanbe ast. s-e-h-m-n r-o- s-a-b- a-t- -------------------------- sheshomin rooz shanbe ast.
The seventh day is Sunday. ‫-----ن --ز-یکش-----ست-‬ ‫هفتمین روز یکشنبه است.‬ ‫-ف-م-ن ر-ز ی-ش-ب- ا-ت-‬ ------------------------ ‫هفتمین روز یکشنبه است.‬ 0
ha-to--- -o-- y-----an----s-. haftomin rooz yek-shanbe ast. h-f-o-i- r-o- y-k-s-a-b- a-t- ----------------------------- haftomin rooz yek-shanbe ast.
The week has seven days. ‫ه--ه-هف--رو- دارد.‬ ‫هفته هفت روز دارد.‬ ‫-ف-ه ه-ت ر-ز د-ر-.- -------------------- ‫هفته هفت روز دارد.‬ 0
ha-t--h------o--dâ--d. hafte haft rooz dârad. h-f-e h-f- r-o- d-r-d- ---------------------- hafte haft rooz dârad.
We only work for five days. ‫م- ف-- -ن--ر-ز ک-ر-م-‌کنیم.‬ ‫ما فقط پنج روز کار می-کنیم.‬ ‫-ا ف-ط پ-ج ر-ز ک-ر م-‌-ن-م-‬ ----------------------------- ‫ما فقط پنج روز کار می‌کنیم.‬ 0
m- -----t p-n--rooz-kâr-m-ko-im. mâ faghat panj rooz kâr mikonim. m- f-g-a- p-n- r-o- k-r m-k-n-m- -------------------------------- mâ faghat panj rooz kâr mikonim.

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