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‫قیدها‬

100 [one hundred]

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‫قیدها‬

[gheyd-hâ]

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already – not yet ‫ ت- ب- ح-- – ه--- ‬ ‫ تا به حال – هرگز ‬ 0
tâ----- - h----z tâkonun - hargez 		+
Have you already been to Berlin? ‫آ-- ت- ب- ح-- د- ب---- ب--- ا---‬ ‫آیا تا به حال در برلین بوده اید؟‬ 0
ây- t- b- h-- d-- b----- b------? âyâ tâ be hâl dar berlin bude-id? 		+
No, not yet. ‫ن-- ه---.‬ ‫نه، هرگز.‬ 0
na- h-----. na, hargez. 		+
     
someone – no one ‫ک-- – ه----‬ ‫کسی – هیچکس‬ 0
ka-- - h-----s kasi - hichkas 		+
Do you know someone here? ‫ش-- ا---- ک-- ر- م---------‬ ‫شما اینجا کسی را می‌شناسید؟‬ 0
sh--- i--- k--- r- m---------? shomâ injâ kasi râ mishenâsid? 		+
No, I don’t know anyone here. ‫ن-- م- ک-- ر- ا---- ن--------.‬ ‫نه، من کسی را اینجا نمی‌شناسم.‬ 0
na- m-- i--- k--- r- n-----------. na, man injâ kasi râ nemishenâsam. 		+
     
a little longer – not much longer ‫ی- ک- د--- - ن- خ--- ز---‬ ‫یک کم دیگر - نه خیلی زیاد‬ 0
ha--- h-- - d---- na hanuz ham - digar na 		+
Will you stay here a little longer? ‫ش-- م-- ب----- ا---- م--------‬ ‫شما مدت بیشتری اینجا می‌مانید؟‬ 0
sh--- m-------- b------- i--- m------? shomâ mod-dat-e bishtari injâ mimânid? 		+
No, I won’t stay here much longer. ‫ن-- م- خ--- ز--- ا---- ن-------.‬ ‫نه، من خیلی زیاد اینجا نمی‌مانم.‬ 0
na- m-- d---- z--- i--- n--------. na, man digar ziâd injâ nemimânam. 		+
     
something else – nothing else ‫چ-- د---- - ه-- چ-- د---‬ ‫چیز دیگری - هیچ چیز دیگر‬ 0
me------ d---- - b------ a- i- na meghdâri digar - bishtar az in na 		+
Would you like to drink something else? ‫م-------- چ-- د---- ب-----‬ ‫می‌خواهید چیز دیگری بنوشید‬ 0
mi-------- m------- d---- b-------? mikha-heed meghdâri digar benushid? 		+
No, I don’t want anything else. ‫ن-- د--- چ--- ن--------.‬ ‫نه، دیگر چیزی نمی‌خواهم.‬ 0
na- b--- a- i- n---------. na, bish az in nemikhâham. 		+
     
something already – nothing yet ‫ق--- چ--- – ه--- ه-- چ--‬ ‫قبلا چیزی – هنوز هیچ چیز‬ 0
tâ h--- m------- - h---- h--h tâ hâlâ meghdâri - hanuz hich 		+
Have you already eaten something? ‫ش-- چ--- خ---- ا---‬ ‫شما چیزی خورده اید؟‬ 0
sh--- c---- k--------? shomâ chizi khorde-id? 		+
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. ‫ن-- ه--- چ--- ن----- ا-.‬ ‫نه، هنوز چیزی نخورده ام.‬ 0
na- h---- h--- c--- n----------. na, hanuz hich chiz nakhorde-am. 		+
     
someone else – no one else ‫ک- د---- – ه---- د---‬ ‫کس دیگری – هیچکس دیگر‬ 0
ka--- d---- - h--- k---- d---r kas-e digar - hich kas-e digar 		+
Does anyone else want a coffee? ‫ک- د---- ق--- م--------‬ ‫کس دیگری قهوه می‌خواهد؟‬ 0
ka--- d----- g----- m--------? kas-e digari ghahve mikhâ-had? 		+
No, no one else. ‫ن-- ه-- ک-- ن--------.‬ ‫نه، هیچ کسی نمی‌خواهد.‬ 0
na- d---- k--- n---------d na, digar kasi nemikhâ-had 		+
     

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