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3 [se]

‫آشنا شدن‬

[âshenâ shodan]

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Hi! ‫س-ام‬ ‫_____ ‫-ل-م- ------ ‫سلام‬ 0
sal--! s_____ s-l-m- ------ salâm!
Hello! ‫-و- --یر-‬ ‫___ ب_____ ‫-و- ب-ی-!- ----------- ‫روز بخیر!‬ 0
ruz be-k-air! r__ b_ k_____ r-z b- k-a-r- ------------- ruz be khair!
How are you? ‫حال- چ-وره-------ری‬ ‫____ چ_____ / چ_____ ‫-ا-ت چ-و-ه- / چ-و-ی- --------------------- ‫حالت چطوره؟ / چطوری‬ 0
hâ--t -h-to--? h____ c_______ h-l-t c-e-o-e- -------------- hâlet chetore?
Do you come from Europe? ‫-م---ز ارو-- می-آ-ید؟ ‬ ‫___ ا_ ا____ م______ ‬ ‫-م- ا- ا-و-ا م-‌-ی-د- ‬ ------------------------ ‫شما از اروپا می‌آیید؟ ‬ 0
s-om--az --u---m---y-d? s____ a_ o____ m_______ s-o-â a- o-u-â m---y-d- ----------------------- shomâ az orupâ mi-âyid?
Do you come from America? ‫--ا ا-----یک- م-----د؟‬ ‫___ ا_ ا_____ م_______ ‫-م- ا- ا-ر-ک- م-‌-ی-د-‬ ------------------------ ‫شما از امریکا می‌آیید؟‬ 0
sh------ â-rikâ -i--y--? s____ a_ â_____ m_______ s-o-â a- â-r-k- m---y-d- ------------------------ shomâ az âmrikâ mi-âyid?
Do you come from Asia? ‫-ما از آ-----ی‌آیید؟‬ ‫___ ا_ آ___ م_______ ‫-م- ا- آ-ی- م-‌-ی-د-‬ ---------------------- ‫شما از آسیا می‌آیید؟‬ 0
s-om--a- âs-â ---ây-d? s____ a_ â___ m_______ s-o-â a- â-i- m---y-d- ---------------------- shomâ az âsiâ mi-âyid?
In which hotel are you staying? ‫د----ام ه-----ام- د-----‬ ‫__ ک___ ه__ ا____ د______ ‫-ر ک-ا- ه-ل ا-ا-ت د-ر-د-‬ -------------------------- ‫در کدام هتل اقامت دارید؟‬ 0
dar-ko-âm-hotel-eg----t----id? d__ k____ h____ e______ d_____ d-r k-d-m h-t-l e-h-m-t d-r-d- ------------------------------ dar kodâm hotel eghâmat dârid?
How long have you been here for? ‫چ-د---ز -ق--تت-- د- ا-نجا -ی-گ-رد؟‬ ‫____ ا_ ا_______ د_ ا____ م_______ ‫-ق-ر ا- ا-ا-ت-ا- د- ا-ن-ا م-‌-ذ-د-‬ ------------------------------------ ‫چقدر از اقامتتان در اینجا می‌گذرد؟‬ 0
che -od--t-az-egh--ate---- da- -n-- mi-ozara-? c__ m_____ a_ e___________ d__ i___ m_________ c-e m-d-a- a- e-h-m-t---â- d-r i-j- m-g-z-r-d- ---------------------------------------------- che moddat az eghâmate-tân dar injâ migozarad?
How long will you be staying? ‫چ-د- اینجا--ی‌م-ن-د؟‬ ‫____ ا____ م________ ‫-ق-ر ا-ن-ا م-‌-ا-ی-؟- ---------------------- ‫چقدر اینجا می‌مانید؟‬ 0
c-e --dda--i-jâ--im--i-? c__ m_____ i___ m_______ c-e m-d-a- i-j- m-m-n-d- ------------------------ che moddat injâ mimânid?
Do you like it here? ‫-ز --ن---خ---ان-م---ید-‬ ‫__ ا____ خ_____ م______ ‫-ز ا-ن-ا خ-ش-ا- م-‌-ی-؟- ------------------------- ‫از اینجا خوشتان می‌آید؟‬ 0
az---jâ khosh-tâ- -i-ây--a-? a_ i___ k________ m_________ a- i-j- k-o-h-t-n m---y-y-d- ---------------------------- az injâ khoshetân mi-ây-yad?
Are you here on vacation? ‫برای م----ت -ینج- ه--ید- /--ر----ی-ا- ه---د؟‬ ‫____ م_____ ا____ ه_____ / د_ ت______ ه______ ‫-ر-ی م-ا-ر- ا-ن-ا ه-ت-د- / د- ت-ط-ل-ت ه-ت-د-‬ ---------------------------------------------- ‫برای مسافرت اینجا هستید؟ / در تعطیلات هستید؟‬ 0
bar-y---o--fe-a- in-- h-s-i-? b_____ m________ i___ h______ b-r-y- m-s-f-r-t i-j- h-s-i-? ----------------------------- barâye mosâferat injâ hastid?
Please do visit me sometime! ‫----ب---ن --نی-!‬ ‫___ ب_ م_ ب______ ‫-ر- ب- م- ب-ن-د-‬ ------------------ ‫سری به من بزنید!‬ 0
sa-- b---a- bezan-d s___ b_ m__ b______ s-r- b- m-n b-z-n-d ------------------- sari be man bezanid
Here is my address. ‫-ی- آدرس--- --ت.‬ ‫___ آ___ م_ ا____ ‫-ی- آ-ر- م- ا-ت-‬ ------------------ ‫این آدرس من است.‬ 0
in â--es--m-- -st. i_ â_____ m__ a___ i- â-r-s- m-n a-t- ------------------ in âdrese man ast.
Shall we see each other tomorrow? ‫--دا---دی---را -ی‌ب---م-‬ ‫____ ه_____ ر_ م________ ‫-ر-ا ه-د-گ- ر- م-‌-ی-ی-؟- -------------------------- ‫فردا همدیگر را می‌بینیم؟‬ 0
fa--â---m---g-- -â---b-ni-? f____ h__ d____ r_ m_______ f-r-â h-m d-g-r r- m-b-n-m- --------------------------- fardâ ham digar râ mibinim?
I am sorry, but I already have plans. ‫-تا---- -- کار -ارم-‬ ‫_______ م_ ک__ د_____ ‫-ت-س-م- م- ک-ر د-ر-.- ---------------------- ‫متاسفم، من کار دارم.‬ 0
mo---a---a-- -a- -âr-dâr--. m___________ m__ k__ d_____ m-t---s-f-m- m-n k-r d-r-m- --------------------------- mota-asefam, man kâr dâram.
Bye! ‫-دا-ا--!‬ ‫_________ ‫-د-ح-ف-!- ---------- ‫خداحافظ!‬ 0
k-od- hâ-e-! k____ h_____ k-o-â h-f-z- ------------ khodâ hâfez!
Good bye! ‫خدا ن-هد-ر-‬ ‫___ ن_______ ‫-د- ن-ه-ا-!- ------------- ‫خدا نگهدار!‬ 0
k------e------! k____ n________ k-o-â n-g-h-â-! --------------- khodâ negahdâr!
See you soon! ‫-ا -عد-‬ ‫__ ب____ ‫-ا ب-د-‬ --------- ‫تا بعد!‬ 0
tâ ---ad! t_ b_____ t- b---d- --------- tâ ba-ad!

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