Conditional Phrase: Che-che

Reading somebody else's notebook, I had a question about one of the sentences used... "man oo ra doost daram che oo man ra doost dashteh bashad che na." The use of che-che is for the conditional phrase for "even if...or". Are there any other uses for it? How would the meaning of that sentence change if it said " che oo man ra doost dast che na"? I know this may be grammatically incorrect but could you ever say "... ya na"?

Thanks!

Hi Kevin

This structure is exactly like this"whether...or"

"man oo ra doost daram che oo man ra doost dashteh bashad che na."

"I like her, whether she likes me or not."

You're not certain if she likes you or not.

If you want to say " che oo man ra doost dasht che na", you should change the first part

" man oo ra doost DASHTAM, che oo man ra doost dasht che na"

"I liked her, whether she liked me or not."

I liked her, but I was not sure if she liked me or not.

I hope this helps.

If there's anything you need to be clarified, do not hesitate to ask.