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I'm a language teacher from Iran. I speak Persian (Native) and also English (Native like). I intend to learn French as well. I have been a language teacher since 2000. Teaching is my carrier. I can hold professional graded language lessons as well as free chat and / or grammar classes.
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    Unless you are going to be a Farsi teacher, stick with Sarah's answer's last paragraph. Both above answers are meticulously correct but the fact is that most if not all Persian speakers use the words you have asked about, without any knowledge or regard for their inner construction. They simply take them as independent words. After all "che" and "ak" are not that alive in contemporary Persian. that means we use them only in the words that have been coined long before but we do not make up new words with them. all in all whatever word containing "ak" and "che" is just another new vocabulary you should learn.
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    April 10, 2014
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    Yes. It is quite natural to call your pet he or she
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    March 20, 2014
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    It means a stream of water that makes a nice and relaxing sound. sometimes you may hear people use the phrase to describe someone's way of laughing or talking
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    March 19, 2014
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    Another example of that sort could be: Were I to be given a class in which to teach whatever I wanted, I would choose to teach a language. OR Were I to pick a writer with whom to spend a day, I would pick Milan Kondra. OR Were I to be given an eraser by which to erase a part of world's history, I would erase the world wars. Explanation: The point is that whenever in a sentence we need to use one of the connectors like WHICH or WHOM, and a preposition like IN, AT, BY, FROM, ETC, the preposition goes before the connector. Another point which relates directly to your question is that sometimes after phases like IN WHICH, AT WHICH, FROM WHOM, ETC we immediately have a complete independent sentence and sometimes we have an dependent clause containing an infinitive (TO + VERB). your case is the latter. Check also these examples: She is the teacher from whom I learnt a lot. OR It is the neighborhood in which I spent most of my teenage years. Hope that was useful.
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    March 19, 2014
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    Yes you can. Subject + Could + have + p.p shows a possibility in past which could affect the present.
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    March 18, 2014
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    Hi. This is an almost exact but not poetically professional translation of the poem. hope it helps. I asked: When will your lips give me the joy? She said: They will sure do as you say I said: but they demand a price so high I cant pay She said: No one loses in such an affair I asked: Who could find the path to your lips? She said: This is to be told to the ones who know! I said: Leave worshiping the idols, worship the god! She said: In the world of love both shall be done I said: to breathe in the alehouse washed the pain She said: blessed are those you make that happen I said: Wine and the worship? not the way of faith! She said: In the faith of the old vintner both can happen I asked: What would the old gain kissing such lips? She said: They'll rejuvenate them by a sweet kiss I asked: When can the man enjoy his sweetheart? She said: The time the Jupiter and the moon get also close
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    March 18, 2014
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    March 15, 2014
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