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  • Commented

    We could also talk about negative expressions like برو کنار بذار باد بیاد

    :))

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    June 28, 2016
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    تا می‌توانید تعارف کنید :))

    Learning a language without knowing about its background culture, makes the learning process more difficult. Many people who want to learn Persian, always face this problem.Because they have learnt it through reading and writing. On of the most significant issues for them is compliments. We have a lot of compliment phrases in Persian and most of the time we overuse them and even sometimes we try to translate them literally for foreigners. :) 

    یادگیری هر زبان بدون دانستن فرهنگ زمینه آن مسیر یادگیری را دشوارتر می‌کند. مخصوصن اگر زبان عامیانه آن با زبان نگارش ادبی آن متفاوت باشد.

    بسیاری از کسانی که میخواهند فارسی یاد بگیرند با این مشکل مواجه می‌شوند. چرا که ابتدا از طریق خواندن و نوشتن اقدام به یادگیری می‌کنند.

    یکی از اولین مسائلی که این افراد در اولین برخوردها با یک ایرانی با آن مواجه می‌شوند، حجم بالای تعارفات است؛ حتی برخی سعی در ترجمه آن به زبان انگلیسی می‌کنند :))

    برای نمونه:

    نوکرتم = I am your servant

    کوچیکتم = I am smaller than you

    فدات بشم = I want to sacrifice myself for you

    For example, when you ask someone's name in Iran, he might say کوچیک شما، رضا

    "kouchike shoma" is just a compliment and doesn't mean that he is small :))

    If you know more compliments please share with me.

    Thank you

    June 18, 2016
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    Hi!!! Can anyone help me with Persian? I really want to be fluent in that language!

    سلام!!! کسی هست بتونه به من تو یاد گرفتن فارسی به من کمک کنه؟ من واقعن میخوام فارسی رو روان صحبت کنم! (به زبان فارسی مسلط بشم)



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    June 18, 2016
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    The Begining Hi, My name is Alan and I am an Architect. The main reason I have started to write a blog is to share my thoughts and experiences with others. At the moment, I am working on many things. Writing essays, learning Softwares and even programming languages. I began with PHP, but I am seeking to learn others such as C#. The other thing that I am pursuing is learning languages. As you already know, my English is not that bad :) so I decided to learn French. I chose French because It is beautiful language to speak and the French literature is rich, and we have excellent writers who are French, such as Marcel Proust, Samuel Beckett, Louis-Ferdinand Celine and many others. Therefore, I am eager to read their books in French. I hope people read my blog and help me with these tasks, especially learning languages. Feel free to mention my mistakes and advise me how to improve my skills. Thank you
    June 7, 2016
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  • Answered
    If you want to continue your sentence, you should say: Vaghti ke (hengami ke) kharej az keshvar budam .... >> when I was abroad ....
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    June 1, 2016
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  • Posted
    Listen to Stephen Hawking :)

    I love science, especially physics and I watch documentaries and read books about physics.

    If you want to improve your listening skills, I suggest that watch his science shows. Genius is the recent one.

    That worked for me, hope would help you.

    May 29, 2016
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  • Commented

    Could it be "may I join you?" or

    Can we say "I would like to have your company." ?


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    May 28, 2016
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  • Commented

    Thank you. So, I think it would be the same for express future tense with simple present tense in french: "Je mange une banane demain matin."

    Am I right?

    French is such a beautiful language.

    J'aime le Français. :)

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    May 28, 2016
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  • Commented

    I've got a problem with tenses. In French, you can use present tense for expressing continuous present and future.

    For instance, when I say "I am eating." or "I eat.", In French I just say "Je mange."

    In speaking It has wider usage, because of similar pronounciations.



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    May 28, 2016
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  • Posted
    who and whom What is the difference between whoever and whomever​?
    May 28, 2016
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