I love your videos. It’s a great way of learning, but in this video I wish you could have repeated each sentence in Persian two or three times with a pause to let the viewer try to repeat the sentence. 😊 خیلی ممنون
Kheili mamnoon! As always, another interesting and useful lesson. I have a couple of questions from 10.42’ 1) Did you say hodood-e saat? 2) Is there any difference in use between hodood and moghe / in moghehaa? The example sentence I have for moghe also relates to time, but I think I missed writing ‘in vaght’, or similar (har rooz moghe baad miaad) as my translation says 'it gets windy every day about this time’. Also, I can’t figure out how ‘about’ can be plural, as in ‘in moghehaa’ . Is this even correct? I'm not sure if I got these from one of your videos so I can't go and look it up for myself.
No worries, now everything will get clear for you 😉 Hodood = about (time) In moghe = at this time or at this moment, now you know how it can get pulral: at these moments/times which actually means about these hours, or about this time.
In English we don't typically say "do shopping" in these cases. Instead we use " to go shopping". The only exception would be if you're talking about shopping as a part of possessive noun or a task that you need to complete. For example: I do all my Christmas shopping in November. 2:I do all my shopping after work. Otherwise, you would always use "to go shopping". Example: I go shopping everyday
Thankyou so much sir Majid.
day by day you get better and better
Your lessons are useful and day by day I,m more confident. Thanks
Excellent methodology of teaching thanks 🙏, TARIKA EE DANISH KHELLI KHUBAM, KHELLI SEPASGOZARAM .
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Khaili khoob ... please continue this...really helpful
Khaili khub bradar. Mamnoonam. Az Pakistan.
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great video! super helpful.. thank you!
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Very good. Thank you!
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Maashaallaah sir v important & V helpful video for me & for all learners . V Grateful to you sir .TANEEM FROM INDIA
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خیلی ممنون! 🙂
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I love your videos. It’s a great way of learning, but in this video I wish you could have repeated each sentence in Persian two or three times with a pause to let the viewer try to repeat the sentence. 😊 خیلی ممنون
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Kheili mamnoon! As always, another interesting and useful lesson. I have a couple of questions from 10.42’
1) Did you say hodood-e saat?
2) Is there any difference in use between hodood and moghe / in moghehaa? The example sentence I have for moghe also relates to time, but I think I missed writing ‘in vaght’, or similar (har rooz moghe baad miaad) as my translation says 'it gets windy every day about this time’. Also, I can’t figure out how ‘about’ can be plural, as in ‘in moghehaa’
. Is this even correct? I'm not sure if I got these from one of your videos so I can't go and look it up for myself.
No worries, now everything will get clear for you 😉
Hodood = about (time)
In moghe = at this time or at this moment, now you know how it can get pulral: at these moments/times which actually means about these hours, or about this time.
Thank you soooo much! Very helpful and useful information!!! And your explanation is wonderful!!!!!!
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سلام چطورین خیلی ممنون برای ویدیو تان ،but how do you say I don't have an exact time to go to work ?
ساعت دقیق (ثابت) رفتن به سرکار ندارم
I have a question. I finish work why in farsi is tamoom mishe not tamoom misham?
How can I describe you ?
Sir give past tense and future tense of the same sentences
How do I say before sleep I usually surf facebook or youtube
ghable khaab mamoolan yekkam to facebook ya youtube micharkham
excuse me, isn't watching TV "تماشا کردن" ?
Yes it is, but a bit formal.
In English we don't typically say "do shopping" in these cases. Instead we use " to go shopping".
The only exception would be if you're talking about shopping as a part of possessive noun or a task that you need to complete.
For example: I do all my Christmas shopping in November.
2:I do all my shopping after work.
Otherwise, you would always use "to go shopping".
Example: I go shopping everyday