Hi, so you listen to ChAvoshi's songs? ;) great. ok, then you have two words " tanhaa تَنها " which is an adjective and " tanhaaee تَنهایی " which is a noun. So in the sentence below : 1- [ sari be tanhaaeem nazad= سَری به تَنهاییَم نَزَد = he/ she didn't bother himself to meet me ( or save me from lonliness.] 2- [be didanam biaa ke kheili tanhaam= به دیدَنَم بیا که خیلی تنهام = come to meet me because I am really alone ( come and meet me to see how much I am alone)]. here are some more examples for you: تَنهاییِ" دَستهایَم را باوَر کُن." = TanhAi-e dasthA-yam rA bAvar kon= see and believe the solitiude of my hands. مَن را " تَنها" رَها نَکُن.= man rA tanhA rahA nakon. = don't leave me alone Hope this will help you. H.

mersi, tt.10773. Thanks for the tip, it was very useful indeed!! I will pay attention from now on.

I give a hint that might help you. م/m in the end of the words, shows possession. like: تنهاییم/ tanhaeem --> MY loneliness. and ی/Y is an adjective maker. تنها---->تنهایی and the first ی comes because of an empty syllable between ا and ی. here are more examples: خوب/khoob/good ---> خوبی/goodness باران/baran/rain ----> بارانی/barani/rainy and about M: کلاهم/kolaham/My hat دفترم/daftaram/My Notebook and one more thing, م/M also refers to " I am ". تنهام/tanham ---> I am alone. خوبم/khoobam ---> I am fine You can understand it from the phrase that which M refers to which situation.

salaam Mitra, mersi. But just to clear it: Tanhaam = I'm lonely Tanhaaeem = my loneliness is that right? I didn't know anything about this suffix -eem meaning 'my'!

The former means "my loneliness" ( a noun) and the latter is an adjective which means "I'm lonely". Good luck!