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‫صفت ها 2‬

79 [seventy-nine]

Adjectives 2

Adjectives 2

‫79 [هفتاد و نه]‬

79 [haftâd-o-noh]

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‫صفت ها 2‬

[sefat hâ 2]

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I am wearing a blue dress. ‫م- ل--- آ-- ب- ت- د---.‬ ‫من لباس آبی به تن دارم.‬ 0
ma- y-- l----- â-- b- t-- d----. man yek lebâse âbi be tan dâram. 		+
I am wearing a red dress. ‫م- ل--- ق--- ب- ت- د---.‬ ‫من لباس قرمز به تن دارم.‬ 0
ma- y-- l----- g------ b- t-- d----. man yek lebâse ghermez be tan dâram. 		+
I am wearing a green dress. ‫م- ل--- س-- ب- ت- د---.‬ ‫من لباس سبز به تن دارم.‬ 0
ma- y-- l----- s--- b- t-- d----. man yek lebâse sabz be tan dâram. 		+
     
I’m buying a black bag. ‫م- ی- ک-- س--- م-----.‬ ‫من یک کیف سیاه می‌خرم.‬ 0
ma- y-- k--- s--- m--------. man yek kife siâh mi-kharam. 		+
I’m buying a brown bag. ‫م- ی- ک-- ق--- ا- م-----.‬ ‫من یک کیف قهوه ای می‌خرم.‬ 0
ma- y-- k--- g------- m--------. man yek kife ghahve-i mi-kharam. 		+
I’m buying a white bag. ‫م- ی- ک-- س--- م-----.‬ ‫من یک کیف سفید می‌خرم.‬ 0
ma- y-- k--- s---- m--------. man yek kife sefid mi-kharam. 		+
     
I need a new car. ‫م- ی- خ----- ج--- ل--- د---.‬ ‫من یک خودروی جدید لازم دارم.‬ 0
ma- y-- k------- j---- l---- d----. man yek khodroye jadid lâzem dâram. 		+
I need a fast car. ‫م- ی- خ----- پ----- ل--- د---.‬ ‫من یک خودروی پرسرعت لازم دارم.‬ 0
ma- y-- k------- s--- l---- d----. man yek khodroye sari lâzem dâram. 		+
I need a comfortable car. ‫م- ی- خ----- ر--- ل--- د---.‬ ‫من یک خودروی راحت لازم دارم.‬ 0
ma- y-- k------- r---- l---- d----. man yek khodroye râhat lâzem dâram. 		+
     
An old lady lives at the top. ‫آ- ب--- ی- خ--- پ-- ز---- م-----.‬ ‫آن بالا یک خانم پیر زندگی می‌کند.‬ 0
ân b--- y-- k------ p-- z------ m------. ân bâlâ yek khânome pir zendegi mikonad. 		+
A fat lady lives at the top. ‫آ- ب--- ی- خ--- چ-- ز---- م-----.‬ ‫آن بالا یک خانم چاق زندگی می‌کند.‬ 0
ân b--- y-- k------ c---- z------ m------. ân bâlâ yek khânome châgh zendegi mikonad. 		+
A curious lady lives below. ‫آ- پ---- ی- خ--- ف--- ز---- م-----.‬ ‫آن پائین یک خانم فضول زندگی می‌کند.‬ 0
ân p---- y-- k------ k------ z------ m------. ân pâ-in yek khânome konjkâv zendegi mikonad. 		+
     
Our guests were nice people. ‫م---- ه-- م- آ-- ه-- م------ (خ---) ب----.‬ ‫مهمان های ما آدم های مهربانی (خوبی) بودند.‬ 0
mi----------- â--- h--- m------- b-----. mihmânân-emân âdam hâye merabâni budand. 		+
Our guests were polite people. ‫م---- ه-- م- آ-- ه-- م---- ب----.‬ ‫مهمان های ما آدم های مودبی بودند.‬ 0
mi----------- â--- h--- m------ b-----. mihmânân-emân âdam hâye moadabi budand. 		+
Our guests were interesting people. ‫م---- ه-- م- آ-- ه-- ج---- ب----.‬ ‫مهمان های ما آدم های جالبی بودند.‬ 0
mi----------- â--- h--- j----- b-----. mihmânân-emân âdam hâye jâlebi budand. 		+
     
I have lovely children. ‫م- ب------ ن------ د---.‬ ‫من بچه‌های نازنینی دارم.‬ 0
ma- b---- h--- n------- d----. man bache hâye nâzanini dâram. 		+
But the neighbours have naughty children. ‫ا-- ه-------- ب------ ب- ا--- د----.‬ ‫اما همسایه‌ها بچه‌های بی ادبی دارند.‬ 0
am-- h------ h- b---- h--- b- a---- d-----. ammâ hamsâye hâ bache hâye bi adabi dârand. 		+
Are your children well behaved? ‫ب------ ش-- ب- ا-- ه-----‬ ‫بچه‌های شما با ادب هستند؟‬ 0
ba--- h--- s---- b- a--- h------? bache hâye shomâ bâ adab hastand? 		+
     

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