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Feelings

Feelings

‫56 [پنجاه و شش]‬

56 [panjâ-ho-shesh]

‫احساسات‬

[ehsâs-hâ]

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to feel like / want to ‫ت--ی--ب- -نج-- کاری --ش--‬ ‫_____ ب_ ا____ ک___ د_____ ‫-م-ی- ب- ا-ج-م ک-ر- د-ش-ن- --------------------------- ‫تمایل به انجام کاری داشتن‬ 0
t------ -e-a--âm- k-ri-dâ-htan t______ b_ a_____ k___ d______ t-m-y-l b- a-j-m- k-r- d-s-t-n ------------------------------ tamâyol be anjâme kâri dâshtan
We feel like. / We want to. ‫----مایل--ه انجا- کا-ی دا---.‬ ‫__ ت____ ب_ ا____ ک___ د______ ‫-ا ت-ا-ل ب- ا-ج-م ک-ر- د-ر-م-‬ ------------------------------- ‫ما تمایل به انجام کاری داریم.‬ 0
m- -am--o--b- an-âm---â---râ--âri-. m_ t______ b_ a_____ k___ r_ d_____ m- t-m-y-l b- a-j-m- k-r- r- d-r-m- ----------------------------------- mâ tamâyol be anjâme kâri râ dârim.
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to. ‫---تما-ل ----نجا--کا-- نداری--‬ ‫__ ت____ ب_ ا____ ک___ ن_______ ‫-ا ت-ا-ل ب- ا-ج-م ک-ر- ن-ا-ی-.- -------------------------------- ‫ما تمایل به انجام کاری نداریم.‬ 0
mâ--amây----e--n--me----- r- na-ârim. m_ t______ b_ a_____ k___ r_ n_______ m- t-m-y-l b- a-j-m- k-r- r- n-d-r-m- ------------------------------------- mâ tamâyol be anjâme kâri râ nadârim.
to be afraid ‫تر------ن‬ ‫___ د_____ ‫-ر- د-ش-ن- ----------- ‫ترس داشتن‬ 0
tar---â-h-an t___ d______ t-r- d-s-t-n ------------ tars dâshtan
I’m afraid. ‫من می-تر---‬ ‫__ م_______ ‫-ن م-‌-ر-م-‬ ------------- ‫من می‌ترسم.‬ 0
m-n --t--sam. m__ m________ m-n m-t-r-a-. ------------- man mitarsam.
I am not afraid. ‫-ن-ن---تر-م-‬ ‫__ ن________ ‫-ن ن-ی-ت-س-.- -------------- ‫من نمی‌ترسم.‬ 0
m-n-n--it-----. m__ n__________ m-n n-m-t-r-a-. --------------- man nemitarsam.
to have time ‫و-ت--ا-ت-‬ ‫___ د_____ ‫-ق- د-ش-ن- ----------- ‫وقت داشتن‬ 0
vaght-dâsh-an. v____ d_______ v-g-t d-s-t-n- -------------- vaght dâshtan.
He has time. ‫ا- (-ر-)--قت-دا-د.‬ ‫__ (____ و__ د_____ ‫-و (-ر-) و-ت د-ر-.- -------------------- ‫او (مرد) وقت دارد.‬ 0
oo va----d-rad. o_ v____ d_____ o- v-g-t d-r-d- --------------- oo vaght dârad.
He has no time. ‫ا- -مر-- -----د-رد-‬ ‫__ (____ و__ ن______ ‫-و (-ر-) و-ت ن-ا-د-‬ --------------------- ‫او (مرد) وقت ندارد.‬ 0
oo ----t-n--âra-. o_ v____ n_______ o- v-g-t n-d-r-d- ----------------- oo vaght nadârad.
to be bored ‫----وص-ه -و-ن‬ ‫__ ح____ ب____ ‫-ی ح-ص-ه ب-د-‬ --------------- ‫بی حوصله بودن‬ 0
bi-h--e-e bu---. b________ b_____ b---o-e-e b-d-n- ---------------- bi-hosele budan.
She is bored. ‫---(ز-)--- ---له -س--‬ ‫__ (___ ب_ ح____ ا____ ‫-و (-ن- ب- ح-ص-ه ا-ت-‬ ----------------------- ‫او (زن) بی حوصله است.‬ 0
o- -i-h-s-----st. o_ b________ a___ o- b---o-e-e a-t- ----------------- oo bi-hosele ast.
She is not bored. ‫ا--(ز---ح---ه دارد.‬ ‫__ (___ ح____ د_____ ‫-و (-ن- ح-ص-ه د-ر-.- --------------------- ‫او (زن) حوصله دارد.‬ 0
o---o-el- -â-ad. o_ h_____ d_____ o- h-s-l- d-r-d- ---------------- oo hosele dârad.
to be hungry ‫گ-سنه ب-د-‬ ‫_____ ب____ ‫-ر-ن- ب-د-‬ ------------ ‫گرسنه بودن‬ 0
g-------bu-a-. g______ b_____ g-r-s-e b-d-n- -------------- gorosne budan.
Are you hungry? ‫-----رس---هستی-؟‬ ‫___ گ____ ه______ ‫-م- گ-س-ه ه-ت-د-‬ ------------------ ‫شما گرسنه هستید؟‬ 0
s--m--g-rosne -a--i-? s____ g______ h______ s-o-â g-r-s-e h-s-i-? --------------------- shomâ gorosne hastid?
Aren’t you hungry? ‫شم- --سنه---ست---‬ ‫___ گ____ ن_______ ‫-م- گ-س-ه ن-س-ی-؟- ------------------- ‫شما گرسنه نیستید؟‬ 0
s---â-go-o-ne --s---? s____ g______ n______ s-o-â g-r-s-e n-s-i-? --------------------- shomâ gorosne nistid?
to be thirsty ‫ت--- --دن‬ ‫____ ب____ ‫-ش-ه ب-د-‬ ----------- ‫تشنه بودن‬ 0
t-s--- bu-an t_____ b____ t-s-n- b-d-n ------------ teshne budan
They are thirsty. ‫-نها ت--- -س-ن--‬ ‫____ ت___ ه______ ‫-ن-ا ت-ن- ه-ت-د-‬ ------------------ ‫آنها تشنه هستند.‬ 0
ânhâ--e-h----a---nd. â___ t_____ h_______ â-h- t-s-n- h-s-a-d- -------------------- ânhâ teshne hastand.
They are not thirsty. ‫آ-ها----ه -------‬ ‫____ ت___ ن_______ ‫-ن-ا ت-ن- ن-س-ن-.- ------------------- ‫آنها تشنه نیستند.‬ 0
ânhâ -es-ne-n-s-a-d. â___ t_____ n_______ â-h- t-s-n- n-s-a-d- -------------------- ânhâ teshne nistand.

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