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‫امری 1‬

89 [eighty-nine]

Imperative 1

Imperative 1

‫89 [هشتاد و نه]‬

89 [hashtâd-o-noh]

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‫امری 1‬

[amri 1]

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You are so lazy – don’t be so lazy! ‫ت- خ--- ت---- – ا----- ت--- ن----‬ ‫تو خیلی تنبلی – اینقدر تنبل نباش!‬ 0
to k---- t------ - i------ t----- n-----! to khyli tanbali - inghadr tanbal nabâsh!
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You sleep for so long – don’t sleep so late! ‫ت- خ--- م------- – ا----- ن-----‬ ‫تو خیلی می‌خوابی – اینقدر نخواب!‬ 0
to k---- m------ - i------ n-----! to khyli mikhâbi - inghadr nakhâb!
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You come home so late – don’t come home so late! ‫ت- خ--- د-- م----- – ا----- د-- ن---‬ ‫تو خیلی دیر می‌آیی – اینقدر دیر نیا!‬ 0
to d-- m------ - i------ d-- n---! to dir mi-âyee - inghadr dir nayâ!
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You laugh so loudly – don’t laugh so loudly! ‫ت- خ--- ب--- م------ – ا----- ب--- ن----‬ ‫تو خیلی بلند می‌خندی – اینقدر بلند نخند!‬ 0
to b- s----- b----- m------- - i------ b----- n------! to bâ sedâye boland mikhandi - inghadr boland nakhand!
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You speak so softly – don’t speak so softly! ‫ت- آ---- ح-- م----- – ا----- آ---- ح-- ن---‬ ‫تو آهسته حرف می‌زنی – اینقدر آهسته حرف نزن!‬ 0
to â----- h--- m----- - i------ â----- h--- n----! to âheste harf mizani - inghadr âheste harf nazan!
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You drink too much – don’t drink so much! ‫ت- خ--- (م----) م------ – ا----- ن----‬ ‫تو خیلی (مشروب) می‌نوشی – اینقدر ننوش!‬ 0
to k---- (m------) m------ - i------ n-----! to khyli (mashrub) minushi - inghadr nanush!
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You smoke too much – don’t smoke so much! ‫ت- خ--- س---- م----- – ا----- س---- ن---‬ ‫تو خیلی سیگار می‌کشی – اینقدر سیگار نکش!‬ 0
to k---- s---- m------ - i------ s---- n-----! to khyli sigâr mikeshi - inghadr sigâr nakesh!
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You work too much – don’t work so much! ‫ت- خ--- ک-- م----- – ا----- ک-- ن---‬ ‫تو خیلی کار می‌کنی – اینقدر کار نکن!‬ 0
to k---- k-- m----- - i------ k-- n----! to khyli kâr mikoni - inghadr kâr nakon!
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You drive too fast – don’t drive so fast! ‫ت- خ--- ت-- ر------ م----- – ا----- ت-- ن---- ‬ ‫تو خیلی تند رانندگی می‌کنی – اینقدر تند نران! ‬ 0
to k---- s----- r-------- m----- - i------ s----- n---! to khyli sari-e rânandegi mikoni - inghadr sari-e naro!
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Get up, Mr. Miller! ‫آ--- م---- ب--- ش----‬ ‫آقای مولر، بلند شوید!‬ 0
âg---- m----- b----- s-----! âghâye muler, boland shavid!
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Sit down, Mr. Miller! ‫آ--- م---- ب-------‬ ‫آقای مولر، بنشینید!‬ 0
âg---- m----- b---------! âghâye muler, beneshinid!
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Remain seated, Mr. Miller! ‫آ--- م---- س- ج-- خ-- ب-------‬ ‫آقای مولر، سر جای خود بنشینید!‬ 0
âg---- m----- d-- j--- k--- b---------! âghâye muler, dar jâye khod beneshinid!
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Be patient! ‫ص--- ب-----‬ ‫صبور باشید!‬ 0
sa-- d----- b-----! sabr dâshte bâshid!
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Take your time! ‫ا- و----- ا------ ک--- (ع--- ن----)!‬ ‫از وقتتان استفاده کنید (عجله نکنید)!‬ 0
âr-- b----- (a---- n------)! ârâm bâshid (ajale nakonid)!
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Wait a moment! ‫ی- ل--- ص-- ک----‬ ‫یک لحظه صبر کنید!‬ 0
ye- l---- s--- k----! yek lahze sabr konid!
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Be careful! ‫م---- ب-----‬ ‫مواظب باشید!‬ 0
mo----- b-----! movâzeb bâshid!
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Be punctual! ‫و-- ش--- ب-----‬ ‫وقت شناس باشید!‬ 0
va--- s----- b-----! vaght shenâs bâshid!
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Don’t be stupid! ‫ا--- ن------‬ ‫احمق نباشید!‬ 0
ah---- n-------! ahmagh nabâshid!
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