Sara XX Flashcards
baayad o nabbayad followed by subj
on weekends, I have to study lessons
In aakhar-e hafte, man baayad dars bekhunam.
do you not have to go to sleep early tonight?
Emshab nabaayad zud bekhaab
sick
Today my daughther doesn’t have to go to school; she’s sick
mariz
Emruz dokhtar-am nabaayad madrese bere; un mariz e. (sick)
tonight I might have dinner
Emshab shaayad shaam nakhoram.
anywhere
hich-jaa
Whenever the present stem of a verb ends in a vowel, we use the “-ad/d” ending for the 3rd person sing.
un miyaaD
to miyaai
no problem
eshkaal nadaare
weather (also air)
havaa
food
ghazaa
less
kamtar: kam (few, little) + -tar (-er): less
more
bishtar
subjunctive budan
baash
baasham, nabaasham
next year
Saal-e dige/aayande
maybe next year i’ll have a dog
Shaayad saal-e dige sag daashte baasham.
to have subjunctive
daashtan
Daashtan: daashte baash
in my wife’s view she really loves living in a house
be nazar-e khanum-am, un kheili dust daare tu khune zendegi kone.
do you understand this sentence?
Miduni in jomle yani chi?
pronounce mikhaam?
Mi K-HUM–(NO I, that’s miyaaim)
we want
mikhaaim (kh + aim)
when it’s late we don’t go out because the metro stop is closed
Vaghti kheili dir e, maa ham nemikhaaim birun berim, chon ist-gaah-e metro-emun baste ast.
** NOT KEI (for questions), VAGHTI for when adverb in sentence**
