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em In nature   »   fa ‫در طبیعت‬

26 [twenty-six]

In nature

In nature

‫26 [بیست و شش]‬

26 [bist-o-shesh]

‫در طبیعت‬

[dar tabi-at]

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Do you see the tower there? ‫آن بر--ر--آن-- م-‌--ن-؟‬ ‫آن برج را آنجا می-بینی؟‬ ‫-ن ب-ج ر- آ-ج- م-‌-ی-ی-‬ ------------------------- ‫آن برج را آنجا می‌بینی؟‬ 0
â--b--- -â â-j- -ibi--? ân borj râ ânjâ mibini? â- b-r- r- â-j- m-b-n-? ----------------------- ân borj râ ânjâ mibini?
Do you see the mountain there? ‫-- ک-ه ر- --ج- می-ب---؟‬ ‫آن کوه را آنجا می-بینی؟‬ ‫-ن ک-ه ر- آ-ج- م-‌-ی-ی-‬ ------------------------- ‫آن کوه را آنجا می‌بینی؟‬ 0
â- -uh -â â----m-b-n-? ân kuh râ ânjâ mibini? â- k-h r- â-j- m-b-n-? ---------------------- ân kuh râ ânjâ mibini?
Do you see the village there? ‫-----ک---ر- آن---------ی-‬ ‫آن دهکده را آنجا می-بینی؟‬ ‫-ن د-ک-ه ر- آ-ج- م-‌-ی-ی-‬ --------------------------- ‫آن دهکده را آنجا می‌بینی؟‬ 0
ân d---k--e-r--â------bin-? ân deh-kade râ ânjâ mibini? â- d-h-k-d- r- â-j- m-b-n-? --------------------------- ân deh-kade râ ânjâ mibini?
Do you see the river there? ‫آن--و-خ--ه را----ا-می-----؟‬ ‫آن رودخانه را آنجا می-بینی؟‬ ‫-ن ر-د-ا-ه ر- آ-ج- م-‌-ی-ی-‬ ----------------------------- ‫آن رودخانه را آنجا می‌بینی؟‬ 0
â---ud-----e râ -n-â --b---? ân rud-khâne râ ânjâ mibini? â- r-d-k-â-e r- â-j- m-b-n-? ---------------------------- ân rud-khâne râ ânjâ mibini?
Do you see the bridge there? ‫آن--ل-ر- -نجا م--بی-ی-‬ ‫آن پل را آنجا می-بینی؟‬ ‫-ن پ- ر- آ-ج- م-‌-ی-ی-‬ ------------------------ ‫آن پل را آنجا می‌بینی؟‬ 0
ân po- râ ---â---b-n-? ân pol râ ânjâ mibini? â- p-l r- â-j- m-b-n-? ---------------------- ân pol râ ânjâ mibini?
Do you see the lake there? ‫آن -ریا-ه-را --ج- -ی-بین--‬ ‫آن دریاچه را آنجا می-بینی؟‬ ‫-ن د-ی-چ- ر- آ-ج- م-‌-ی-ی-‬ ---------------------------- ‫آن دریاچه را آنجا می‌بینی؟‬ 0
ân d-r-â-ch--râ-ân-â-m--in-? ân daryâ-che râ ânjâ mibini? â- d-r-â-c-e r- â-j- m-b-n-? ---------------------------- ân daryâ-che râ ânjâ mibini?
I like that bird. ‫-ن--- آ---رن-ه -و-م --‌آ--.‬ ‫من از آن پرنده خوشم می-آید.‬ ‫-ن ا- آ- پ-ن-ه خ-ش- م-‌-ی-.- ----------------------------- ‫من از آن پرنده خوشم می‌آید.‬ 0
m---a- ân-p----de -hosh-- mi--ya-. man az ân parande khosham mi-âyad. m-n a- â- p-r-n-e k-o-h-m m---y-d- ---------------------------------- man az ân parande khosham mi-âyad.
I like that tree. ‫---آ- د--- خوشم-می‌----‬ ‫از آن درخت خوشم می-آید.‬ ‫-ز آ- د-خ- خ-ش- م-‌-ی-.- ------------------------- ‫از آن درخت خوشم می‌آید.‬ 0
a- â- der--ht---o-ham--i-----. az ân derakht khosham mi-âyad. a- â- d-r-k-t k-o-h-m m---y-d- ------------------------------ az ân derakht khosham mi-âyad.
I like this stone. ‫ا----ن---گ خ------‌-ید.‬ ‫از این سنگ خوشم می-آید.‬ ‫-ز ا-ن س-گ خ-ش- م-‌-ی-.- ------------------------- ‫از این سنگ خوشم می‌آید.‬ 0
a- -n ---g k--sham--i-â---. az in sang khosham mi-âyad. a- i- s-n- k-o-h-m m---y-d- --------------------------- az in sang khosham mi-âyad.
I like that park. ‫ا- آ--پ-رک --ش- م-‌-ید.‬ ‫از آن پارک خوشم می-آید.‬ ‫-ز آ- پ-ر- خ-ش- م-‌-ی-.- ------------------------- ‫از آن پارک خوشم می‌آید.‬ 0
a--ân---------sha- m----a-. az ân pârk khosham mi-âyad. a- â- p-r- k-o-h-m m---y-d- --------------------------- az ân pârk khosham mi-âyad.
I like that garden. ‫از-آن-با------ م------‬ ‫از آن باغ خوشم می-آید.‬ ‫-ز آ- ب-غ خ-ش- م-‌-ی-.- ------------------------ ‫از آن باغ خوشم می‌آید.‬ 0
a- -n-bâ-h---o--a- -i-âyad. az ân bâgh khosham mi-âyad. a- â- b-g- k-o-h-m m---y-d- --------------------------- az ân bâgh khosham mi-âyad.
I like this flower. ‫---این-گل--وش- ----ید-‬ ‫از این گل خوشم می-آید.‬ ‫-ز ا-ن گ- خ-ش- م-‌-ی-.- ------------------------ ‫از این گل خوشم می‌آید.‬ 0
az-----ol-khosh-- mi-âyad. az in gol khosham mi-âyad. a- i- g-l k-o-h-m m---y-d- -------------------------- az in gol khosham mi-âyad.
I find that pretty. ‫به --ر م- -- -----ت.‬ ‫به نظر من آن زیباست.‬ ‫-ه ن-ر م- آ- ز-ب-س-.- ---------------------- ‫به نظر من آن زیباست.‬ 0
be --zare -an -- zi-âs-. be nazare man ân zibâst. b- n-z-r- m-n â- z-b-s-. ------------------------ be nazare man ân zibâst.
I find that interesting. ‫----ظ- -- -ن ج-ل--ا-ت.‬ ‫به نظر من آن جالب است.‬ ‫-ه ن-ر م- آ- ج-ل- ا-ت-‬ ------------------------ ‫به نظر من آن جالب است.‬ 0
b- -a------an--n---leb ast. be nazare man ân jâleb ast. b- n-z-r- m-n â- j-l-b a-t- --------------------------- be nazare man ân jâleb ast.
I find that gorgeous. ‫به ن-- من-آن ---ا- زی-ا-ت.‬ ‫به نظر من آن بسیار زیباست.‬ ‫-ه ن-ر م- آ- ب-ی-ر ز-ب-س-.- ---------------------------- ‫به نظر من آن بسیار زیباست.‬ 0
b- -a--r- ma- -- be--y-r--i-â-t. be nazare man ân bes-yâr zibâst. b- n-z-r- m-n â- b-s-y-r z-b-s-. -------------------------------- be nazare man ân bes-yâr zibâst.
I find that ugly. ‫-- -ظ--من-آن-ز------.‬ ‫به نظر من آن زشت است.‬ ‫-ه ن-ر م- آ- ز-ت ا-ت-‬ ----------------------- ‫به نظر من آن زشت است.‬ 0
be naza-e--an------sht ast. be nazare man ân zesht ast. b- n-z-r- m-n â- z-s-t a-t- --------------------------- be nazare man ân zesht ast.
I find that boring. ‫-ه-ن-ر-من --ل-ک-ن-ه---ت-‬ ‫به نظر من کسل کننده است.‬ ‫-ه ن-ر م- ک-ل ک-ن-ه ا-ت-‬ -------------------------- ‫به نظر من کسل کننده است.‬ 0
b----z--- man -- k---- konande --t. be nazare man ân kesel konande ast. b- n-z-r- m-n â- k-s-l k-n-n-e a-t- ----------------------------------- be nazare man ân kesel konande ast.
I find that terrible. ‫ب--نظر من -ح----ک اس--‬ ‫به نظر من وحشتناک است.‬ ‫-ه ن-ر م- و-ش-ن-ک ا-ت-‬ ------------------------ ‫به نظر من وحشتناک است.‬ 0
be---z-r--m-n---------ha-nâk-as-. be nazare man ân vah-shatnâk ast. b- n-z-r- m-n â- v-h-s-a-n-k a-t- --------------------------------- be nazare man ân vah-shatnâk ast.

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