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81 [eighty-one]
Past tense 1

81 [هشتاد و یک]
81 [hashtâd-o-yek]
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to write |
ن----
نوشتن
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ne------n neveshtan |
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He wrote a letter. |
ا- (م--) ی- ن--- ن---.
او (مرد) یک نامه نوشت.
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oo y-- n--- n------. oo yek nâme nevesht. |
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And she wrote a card. |
و ا- (ز-) ی- ک--- پ---- ن---.
و او (زن) یک کارت پستال نوشت.
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va o- y-- k---- p----- n------. va oo yek kârte postâl nevesht. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!And she wrote a card.و او (زن) یک کارت پستال نوشت.va oo yek kârte postâl nevesht. |
to read |
خ-----
خواندن
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kh----n khândan |
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He read a magazine. |
ا- (م--) ی- م--- خ----.
او (مرد) یک مجله خواند.
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oo y-- m----- k----. oo yek majale khând. |
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And she read a book. |
و ا- (ز-) ی- ک--- خ----.
و او (زن) یک کتاب خواند.
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va o- y-- k---- k----. va oo yek ketâb khând. |
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to take |
گ----
گرفتن
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ge-----n gereftan |
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He took a cigarette. |
ا- (م--) ی- س---- ب-----.
او (مرد) یک سیگار برداشت.
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oo y-- s---- b-------. oo yek sigâr bardâsht. |
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She took a piece of chocolate. |
ا- (ز-) ی- ت-- ش---- ب-----.
او (زن) یک تکه شکلات برداشت.
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oo y-- t---- s------- b-------. oo yek tekeh shokolât bardâsht. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!She took a piece of chocolate.او (زن) یک تکه شکلات برداشت.oo yek tekeh shokolât bardâsht. |
He was disloyal, but she was loyal. |
ا- (م--) ب- و-- ب--- ا-- ا- (ز-) ب- و-- ب--.
او (مرد) بی وفا بود، اما او (زن) با وفا بود.
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oo b----- b--- a--- o- b----- b--. oo bivafâ bud, ammâ oo bâvafâ bud. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!He was disloyal, but she was loyal.او (مرد) بی وفا بود، اما او (زن) با وفا بود.oo bivafâ bud, ammâ oo bâvafâ bud. |
He was lazy, but she was hard-working. |
ا- (م--) ت--- ب--- ا-- ا- (ز-) ک--- ب--.
او (مرد) تنبل بود، اما او (زن) کاری بود.
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oo t----- b--- a--- o- k--- b--. oo tanbal bud, ammâ oo kâri bud. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!He was lazy, but she was hard-working.او (مرد) تنبل بود، اما او (زن) کاری بود.oo tanbal bud, ammâ oo kâri bud. |
He was poor, but she was rich. |
ا- (م--) ف--- ب--- ا-- ا- (ز-) ث------ ب--.
او (مرد) فقیر بود، اما او (زن) ثروتمند بود.
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oo f----- b--- a--- o- s--------- b--. oo faghir bud, ammâ oo servatmand bud. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!He was poor, but she was rich.او (مرد) فقیر بود، اما او (زن) ثروتمند بود.oo faghir bud, ammâ oo servatmand bud. |
He had no money, only debts. |
ا- (م--) پ-- ن----- ب--- ب----- ب--.
او (مرد) پول نداشت، بلکه بدهکار بود.
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oo p--- n------- b---- b------- b--. oo pool nadâsht, balke bedehkâr bud. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!He had no money, only debts.او (مرد) پول نداشت، بلکه بدهکار بود.oo pool nadâsht, balke bedehkâr bud. |
He had no luck, only bad luck. |
ا- (م--) ش--- ن----- ب--- ب- ش--- ب--.
او (مرد) شانس نداشت، بلکه بد شانس بود.
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oo s---- n------- b---- b-- s---- b--. oo shâns nadâsht, balke bad shâns bud. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!He had no luck, only bad luck.او (مرد) شانس نداشت، بلکه بد شانس بود.oo shâns nadâsht, balke bad shâns bud. |
He had no success, only failure. |
ا- (م--) م--- ن---- ب--- ش--- خ---.
او (مرد) موفق نبود، بلکه شکست خورد.
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oo m------------- n------- b---- n--------- b--. oo movaf-faghiati nadâsht, balke nâmovafagh bud. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!He had no success, only failure.او (مرد) موفق نبود، بلکه شکست خورد.oo movaf-faghiati nadâsht, balke nâmovafagh bud. |
He was not satisfied, but dissatisfied. |
ا- (م--) ر--- ن---- ب--- ن----- ب--.
او (مرد) راضی نبود، بلکه ناراضی بود.
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oo r--- n----- b---- n----- b--. oo râzi nabud, balke nârâzi bud. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!He was not satisfied, but dissatisfied.او (مرد) راضی نبود، بلکه ناراضی بود.oo râzi nabud, balke nârâzi bud. |
He was not happy, but sad. |
ا- (م--) خ----- ن---- ب--- ن----- ب--.
او (مرد) خوشحال نبود، بلکه ناراحت بود.
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oo k--------- n----- b---- b------- b--. oo khoshbakht nabud, balke badbakht bud. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!He was not happy, but sad.او (مرد) خوشحال نبود، بلکه ناراحت بود.oo khoshbakht nabud, balke badbakht bud. |
He was not friendly, but unfriendly. |
ا- (م--) د--- د----- ن---- ب--- ن-------- ب--.
او (مرد) دوست داشتنی نبود، بلکه ناخوشایند بود.
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oo k---- b------- n----- b---- b---------- b--. oo khosh barkhord nabud, balke badbarkhord bud. |
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More LanguagesClick on a flag!He was not friendly, but unfriendly.او (مرد) دوست داشتنی نبود، بلکه ناخوشایند بود.oo khosh barkhord nabud, balke badbarkhord bud. |
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