Lesson 1 Flashcards
Hello
Salam
Chetori?
How are you?
Are you fine? (Informal/shortened)
Khubi?
I’m fine (informal/shortened)
Khumbam
I’m not bad
Nistam
What’s up?
Che khabar
Nothing but health
Salaamati
What is the common response to chekhabar?
Salaamati (nothing but health)
Goodbye (informal)
Khodafez
(Have a) good journey
Safar Bekhyer
Goodnight
Shab bekhyer
Good morning
Sob(h) bekhyer
Good day
Ruz bekhyer
Good mid afternoon
Zohr bekhyer
Good late afternoon
Asr bekhyer
Madam
Xanom
Sir, gentleman
Aga
Please go ahead/what can I do for you
Befarmayeed
Sorry, forgive me/excuse me
Bebaxsid
I
Man
(I) am
Hastam
Ah, aha, oh
Aha
Yes
Baleh
This
Een
Telephone
Telefon
For
Barayeah
You (formal)
Shoma
(It’s) for you
Barahyeah shomast
Thanks
Merci
Hello (telephone)
Alou
To be
Budan
Fine, good, well
Xub
Is
Hast
She/he/they (polite)
Ishun
Ms/Mrs.
Khanum-e
Mr.
Agaye
Happy
Khoshhaal
Message
Peigam
Present, gift
Hedeyeah
Parcel, gift
Baste
Ticket
Belit
To, also
Ham
Very, many, much
Xeili
Obliged, grateful
Mamnun
Sad
Naaraahat
Bad
Bad
A little
Kami
To (toe)
You, informal
U (ew)
He, she
Ah
It, that
We
Ma
You (formal, plural)
Shomaa
They
Aanhaa
Simple version of “they”
Oona
Can use for: he, she, it
Oon
I am fine (formal)
Man xub hastam
You (informal) are fine.
Toe xub hasti
He/she is fine
Ew xub ast
It/that is fine
Aan xub ast
We are fine
Maa xub hastim
You (formal) are fine
Shoma xub hastid
They are fine (formal)
Aanhaa xub hastan
What’s the verb ending for “we” (ma)
Hastim
What’s the verb for ending for “you” (formal/shoma/spoken)
Hastin
What’s the verb ending for “they” (simple/oona)
Hastand
I am happy.
Man khoshaal hastam
He/she/it is happy.
Onn khoshaal ast
You (informal) are happy.
Toe khoshhaal hasti.
You (formal) are happy.
Shoma khoshhaal hastid
They are happy. (Simple/spoken)
Oona khoshaal hastan.
Hello Sir
Salam aga.
Hello mam. Good morning. What can I do for you?
Salam khanum. Shob(h) Bekher. Befarmayeed?
This present is for you.
Een hedeyeah barahyeah shomast.