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en To like something   »   fa ‫چیزی خواستن‬

70 [seventy]

To like something

To like something

‫70 [هفتاد]‬

70 [haftâd]

‫چیزی خواستن‬

‫chizi khaastan‬‬‬

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Would you like to smoke? ‫-ی‌--ا-ی--سی-----ک-ی--‬ ‫________ س____ ب______ ‫-ی-خ-ا-ی- س-گ-ر ب-ش-د-‬ ------------------------ ‫می‌خواهید سیگار بکشید؟‬ 0
‫-i-k-ah-----g--- --k--h-d---‬ ‫_________ s_____ b___________ ‫-i-k-a-i- s-g-a- b-k-s-i-?-‬- ------------------------------ ‫mi-khahid sigaar bekeshid?‬‬‬
Would you like to dance? ‫می--واهید-برقصید-‬ ‫________ ب_______ ‫-ی-خ-ا-ی- ب-ق-ی-؟- ------------------- ‫می‌خواهید برقصید؟‬ 0
‫m-----h-d-beraghsi-?‬‬‬ ‫_________ b____________ ‫-i-k-a-i- b-r-g-s-d-‬-‬ ------------------------ ‫mi-khahid beraghsid?‬‬‬
Would you like to go for a walk? می-خ--هید--یاده -وی -نی--‬ م_______ پ____ ر__ ک_____ م-‌-و-ه-د پ-ا-ه ر-ی ک-ی-؟- -------------------------- می‌خواهید پیاده روی کنید؟‬ 0
m--k--h-- -----deh r--ye---------‬ m________ p_______ r____ k________ m---h-h-d p-y-a-e- r-o-e k-n-d-‬-‬ ---------------------------------- mi-khahid piyaadeh rooye konid?‬‬‬
I would like to smoke. ‫-- -ی-خوا-م-سی-----ک-م.‬ ‫__ م______ س____ ب_____ ‫-ن م-‌-و-ه- س-گ-ر ب-ش-.- ------------------------- ‫من می‌خواهم سیگار بکشم.‬ 0
‫-an mi-kh--ha- sig-a- -ek--h--.-‬‬ ‫___ m_________ s_____ b___________ ‫-a- m---h-a-a- s-g-a- b-k-s-a-.-‬- ----------------------------------- ‫man mi-khaaham sigaar bekosham.‬‬‬
Would you like a cigarette? ‫----خ-سیگ-ر--ی‌--ا-ی-‬ ‫__ ن_ س____ م________ ‫-ک ن- س-گ-ر م-‌-و-ه-؟- ----------------------- ‫یک نخ سیگار می‌خواهی؟‬ 0
‫y-k --kh--igaa--mi--ha-hi-‬‬‬ ‫___ n___ s_____ m____________ ‫-e- n-k- s-g-a- m---h-a-i-‬-‬ ------------------------------ ‫yek nakh sigaar mi-khaahi?‬‬‬
He wants a light. ‫-- آت----ند-)-م----اهد-‬ ‫__ آ__ (_____ م________ ‫-و آ-ش (-ن-ک- م-‌-و-ه-.- ------------------------- ‫او آتش (فندک) می‌خواهد.‬ 0
‫-- -a-as---fa-dak- mi---aa-ad.‬-‬ ‫__ a_____ (_______ m_____________ ‫-o a-t-s- (-a-d-k- m---h-a-a-.-‬- ---------------------------------- ‫oo aatash (fandak) mi-khaahad.‬‬‬
I want to drink something. ‫-ن می‌خ-ا---چ-ز- --وشم-‬ ‫__ م______ چ___ ب______ ‫-ن م-‌-و-ه- چ-ز- ب-و-م-‬ ------------------------- ‫من می‌خواهم چیزی بنوشم.‬ 0
‫m-- m----aah-m---iz- b-n---h-----‬ ‫___ m_________ c____ b____________ ‫-a- m---h-a-a- c-i-i b-n-o-h-m-‬-‬ ----------------------------------- ‫man mi-khaaham chizi benoosham.‬‬‬
I want to eat something. ‫---می-خ-ا-م-چیز---خو--.‬ ‫__ م______ چ___ ب______ ‫-ن م-‌-و-ه- چ-ز- ب-و-م-‬ ------------------------- ‫من می‌خواهم چیزی بخورم.‬ 0
‫m---m--kha-ha------i----ho-a-.-‬‬ ‫___ m_________ c____ b___________ ‫-a- m---h-a-a- c-i-i b-k-o-a-.-‬- ---------------------------------- ‫man mi-khaaham chizi bokhoram.‬‬‬
I want to relax a little. ‫من می‌--ا-- -م--ا-ت-اح- ک---‬ ‫__ م______ ک_________ ک____ ‫-ن م-‌-و-ه- ک-ی-ا-ت-ا-ت ک-م-‬ ------------------------------ ‫من می‌خواهم کمی‌استراحت کنم.‬ 0
‫man-mi--h--h---k-mi-est-raah-- k-na-.-‬‬ ‫___ m_________ k______________ k________ ‫-a- m---h-a-a- k-m---s-e-a-h-t k-n-m-‬-‬ ----------------------------------------- ‫man mi-khaaham kami-esteraahat konam.‬‬‬
I want to ask you something. ‫----ی-خ-اهم--ز --ا-چ--- --رس--‬ ‫__ م______ ا_ ش__ چ___ ب______ ‫-ن م-‌-و-ه- ا- ش-ا چ-ز- ب-ر-م-‬ -------------------------------- ‫من می‌خواهم از شما چیزی بپرسم.‬ 0
‫ma------h-ah-m az s-oma----iz---e-ors-m.--‬ ‫___ m_________ a_ s_____ c____ b___________ ‫-a- m---h-a-a- a- s-o-a- c-i-i b-p-r-a-.-‬- -------------------------------------------- ‫man mi-khaaham az shomaa chizi beporsam.‬‬‬
I want to ask you for something. ‫من-م----ا-- ---ش----قاض-ی چی------.‬ ‫__ م______ ا_ ش__ ت_____ چ___ ک____ ‫-ن م-‌-و-ه- ا- ش-ا ت-ا-ا- چ-ز- ک-م-‬ ------------------------------------- ‫من می‌خواهم از شما تقاضای چیزی کنم.‬ 0
‫m-- mi-kh-aham-a- sh--a--ta--aa-------h-zi-k----.‬-‬ ‫___ m_________ a_ s_____ t__________ c____ k________ ‫-a- m---h-a-a- a- s-o-a- t-g-a-z-a-e c-i-i k-n-m-‬-‬ ----------------------------------------------------- ‫man mi-khaaham az shomaa taghaazaaye chizi konam.‬‬‬
I want to treat you to something. ‫-ن --‌-وا-م -------ب- چ-زی-د-وت --م.‬ ‫__ م______ ش__ ر_ ب_ چ___ د___ ک____ ‫-ن م-‌-و-ه- ش-ا ر- ب- چ-ز- د-و- ک-م-‬ -------------------------------------- ‫من می‌خواهم شما را به چیزی دعوت کنم.‬ 0
‫-an -i-k-a---m-s--m---r--be ch--i -av-- --n-m---‬ ‫___ m_________ s_____ r_ b_ c____ d____ k________ ‫-a- m---h-a-a- s-o-a- r- b- c-i-i d-v-t k-n-m-‬-‬ -------------------------------------------------- ‫man mi-khaaham shomaa ra be chizi davat konam.‬‬‬
What would you like? ‫--ا -- -ی-خو-ه---(چی------ار--)-‬ ‫___ چ_ م_______ (__ م__ د_______ ‫-م- چ- م-‌-و-ه-د (-ی م-ل د-ر-د-؟- ---------------------------------- ‫شما چی می‌خواهید (چی میل دارید)؟‬ 0
‫-hom---c-ii-m----a--d (c-ii-m-i------i-)?--‬ ‫______ c___ m________ (____ m___ d__________ ‫-h-m-a c-i- m---h-h-d (-h-i m-i- d-a-i-)-‬-‬ --------------------------------------------- ‫shomaa chii mi-khahid (chii mail daarid)?‬‬‬
Would you like a coffee? ‫-ک-ق-و- م------ید؟‬ ‫__ ق___ م_________ ‫-ک ق-و- م-‌-و-ه-د-‬ -------------------- ‫یک قهوه می‌خواهید؟‬ 0
‫-e- g-a-v-h-m---h-hi-?-‬‬ ‫___ g______ m____________ ‫-e- g-a-v-h m---h-h-d-‬-‬ -------------------------- ‫yek ghahveh mi-khahid?‬‬‬
Or do you prefer a tea? ‫ی--ا-نکه-ت---حا- ی- --ی می‌خ--ه-د؟‬ ‫__ ا____ ت_____ ی_ چ__ م_________ ‫-ا ا-ن-ه ت-ج-ح-ً ی- چ-ی م-‌-و-ه-د-‬ ------------------------------------ ‫یا اینکه ترجیحاً یک چای می‌خواهید؟‬ 0
‫--- ink-------iha---e- ---aye----k---id---‬ ‫___ i____ t______ y__ c_____ m____________ ‫-a- i-k-h t-r-i-a- y-k c-a-y- m---h-h-d-‬-‬ -------------------------------------------- ‫iaa inkeh tarjihaً yek chaaye mi-khahid?‬‬‬
We want to drive home. ‫ما--ی---ا-یم--ا----ین-ب- --نه --و--.‬ ‫__ م_______ ب_ م____ ب_ خ___ ب______ ‫-ا م-‌-و-ه-م ب- م-ش-ن ب- خ-ن- ب-و-م-‬ -------------------------------------- ‫ما می‌خواهیم با ماشین به خانه برویم.‬ 0
‫-- m---h-a-i- -a -a-sh-n be-k-aan-- --r-v-----‬ ‫__ m_________ b_ m______ b_ k______ b__________ ‫-a m---h-a-i- b- m-a-h-n b- k-a-n-h b-r-v-m-‬-‬ ------------------------------------------------ ‫ma mi-khaahim ba maashin be khaaneh beravim.‬‬‬
Do you want a taxi? ش-ا----س--می‌خو--ید؟‬ ش__ ت____ م_________ ش-ا ت-ک-ی م-‌-و-ه-د-‬ --------------------- شما تاکسی می‌خواهید؟‬ 0
s-oma- ta-ks- ---k-a-i-?‬‬‬ s_____ t_____ m____________ s-o-a- t-a-s- m---h-h-d-‬-‬ --------------------------- shomaa taaksi mi-khahid?‬‬‬
They want to make a call. ‫آ----م-‌-و---د-ت-----نن-.‬ ‫____ م_______ ت___ ک_____ ‫-ن-ا م-‌-و-ه-د ت-ف- ک-ن-.- --------------------------- ‫آنها می‌خواهند تلفن کنند.‬ 0
‫aa---a mi--ha--------le-o- --n----‬‬‬ ‫______ m__________ t______ k_________ ‫-a-h-a m---h-a-a-d t-l-f-n k-n-n-.-‬- -------------------------------------- ‫aanhaa mi-khaahand telefon konand.‬‬‬

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