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em At the zoo   »   fa ‫در باغ وحش‬

43 [forty-three]

At the zoo

At the zoo

‫43 [چهل و سه]‬

43 [che-hel-o-se]

‫در باغ وحش‬

[dar bâghe vahsh]

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The zoo is there. ‫آ--- ب-- و-- ا--.‬ ‫آنجا باغ وحش است.‬ 0
â--- b---- v---- a--. ân-- b---- v---- a--. ânjâ bâghe vahsh ast. â-j- b-g-e v-h-h a-t. --------------------.
The giraffes are there. ‫ز------- آ--- ه----.‬ ‫زرافه‌ها آنجا هستند.‬ 0
â--- z---r----h- h------. ân-- z---------- h------. ânjâ zar-râfe-hâ hastand. â-j- z-r-r-f--h- h-s-a-d. ------------------------.
Where are the bears? ‫ق--- خ---- ک-- ا---‬ ‫قسمت خرسها کجا است؟‬ 0
k-----h- k--- h------? kh------ k--- h------? khers-hâ kojâ hastand? k-e-s-h- k-j- h-s-a-d? ---------------------?
Where are the elephants? ‫ق--- ف-- ه- ک-- ا---‬ ‫قسمت فیل ها کجا است؟‬ 0
f---h- k--- h------? fi---- k--- h------? fil-hâ kojâ hastand? f-l-h- k-j- h-s-a-d? -------------------?
Where are the snakes? ‫ق--- ‫----- ک-- ا---‬ ‫قسمت ‫مارها کجا است؟‬ 0
m---h- k--- h------? mâ---- k--- h------? mâr-hâ kojâ hastand? m-r-h- k-j- h-s-a-d? -------------------?
Where are the lions? ‫ق--- ‫----- ک-- ا---‬ ‫قسمت ‫شیرها کجا است؟‬ 0
s----h- k--- h------? sh----- k--- h------? shir-hâ kojâ hastand? s-i--h- k-j- h-s-a-d? --------------------?
I have a camera. ‫م- ی- د----- ع---- د---.‬ ‫من یک دوربین عکاسی دارم.‬ 0
m-- y-- d------e a--k--- d----. ma- y-- d------- a------ d----. man yek durbin-e ak-kâsi dâram. m-n y-k d-r-i--e a--k-s- d-r-m. ------------------------------.
I also have a video camera. ‫م- ی- د----- ف--- ب----- ه- د---.‬ ‫من یک دوربین فیلم برداری هم دارم.‬ 0
m-- y-- d------e f--- b------ h-- d----. ma- y-- d------- f--- b------ h-- d----. man yek durbin-e film bardâri ham dâram. m-n y-k d-r-i--e f-l- b-r-â-i h-m d-r-m. ---------------------------------------.
Where can I find a battery? ‫ک-- م------- ب---- پ--- ک---‬ ‫کجا می‌توانم باطری پیدا کنم؟‬ 0
k--- m-------- b---- p---- k----? ko-- m-------- b---- p---- k----? kojâ mitavânâm bâtri peydâ konam? k-j- m-t-v-n-m b-t-i p-y-â k-n-m? --------------------------------?
Where are the penguins? ‫ق--- ‫------ ه- ک-- ا---‬ ‫قسمت ‫پنگوئن ها کجا است؟‬ 0
p-------h- k--- h------? pa-------- k--- h------? panguan-hâ kojâ hastand? p-n-u-n-h- k-j- h-s-a-d? -----------------------?
Where are the kangaroos? ‫ق--- ‫--------- ک-- ا---‬ ‫قسمت ‫کانگوروها کجا است؟‬ 0
k-------h- k--- h------? kâ-------- k--- h------? kângoro-hâ kojâ hastand? k-n-o-o-h- k-j- h-s-a-d? -----------------------?
Where are the rhinos? ‫ق--- ک---- ه- ک-- ا---‬ ‫قسمت کرگدن ها کجا است؟‬ 0
k--------h- k--- h------? ka--------- k--- h------? kargadan-hâ kojâ hastand? k-r-a-a--h- k-j- h-s-a-d? ------------------------?
Where is the toilet / restroom (am.)? ‫ت---- ک-----‬ ‫توالت کجاست؟‬ 0
t----- k-----? tu---- k-----? tuâlet kojâst? t-â-e- k-j-s-? -------------?
There is a café over there. ‫آ--- ی- ک--- ا--.‬ ‫آنجا یک کافه است.‬ 0
â--- y-- k--- a--. ân-- y-- k--- a--. ânjâ yek kâfe ast. â-j- y-k k-f- a-t. -----------------.
There is a restaurant over there. ‫آ--- ی- ر------ ا--.‬ ‫آنجا یک رستوران است.‬ 0
â--- y-- r------- a--. ân-- y-- r------- a--. ânjâ yek resturân ast. â-j- y-k r-s-u-â- a-t. ---------------------.
Where are the camels? ‫ق--- ‫----- ک-- ا---‬ ‫قسمت ‫شترها کجا است؟‬ 0
s------h- k--- h------? sh------- k--- h------? shotor-hâ kojâ hastand? s-o-o--h- k-j- h-s-a-d? ----------------------?
Where are the gorillas and the zebras? ‫ق--- ‫----- ه- و گ------ ک-- ا---‬ ‫قسمت ‫گوریل ها و گورخرها کجا است؟‬ 0
g-----h- v- g----k----h- k--- h------? gu------ v- g----------- k--- h------? guril-hâ va gure-khar-hâ kojâ hastand? g-r-l-h- v- g-r--k-a--h- k-j- h-s-a-d? -------------------------------------?
Where are the tigers and the crocodiles? ‫ق--- ‫----- و ت---- ه- ک-- ا---‬ ‫قسمت ‫ببرها و تمساح ها کجا است؟‬ 0
b----h- v- t------h- k--- h------? ba----- v- t-------- k--- h------? babr-hâ va temsâh-hâ kojâ hastand? b-b--h- v- t-m-â--h- k-j- h-s-a-d? ---------------------------------?

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