Once again an other interesting lesson, honestly you are a good man. بذار بهت بگم شما صادقانه آدم بسیار خوبی، ازت ممنونم بری روشن کردن این کوچکترین موضوعات مختلف زبانی. مرسی دوست.
We also use nowadays biaa (aao) counterpart in urdu instead bezaar counterpart. ❣️ How similar is our thinking Thanks a lot sir to make the video. Very helpful 👍
@@PersianLearning Thank you so much! I can say that thanks to your wonderful classes I, at last, can speak Persian and understand the native speakers! Bcs you give either formal and informal variants of this sweet language! Go on doing what you do!!!! And ALL your classes are very very very helpful and interesting!!!!!!!
The difference between bezaar and bia is a lot like: - let us xy - come on let's xy The first has more formality to it but sometimes that formality is warranted.
Salam majid! Im learning farsi right now because my mom is persian, but sadly i grew up without my mom teaching me farsi so i have to learn by myself now. Ur channel helps!! Mamnoon for ur videos. I just wanted to ask u a question. If i pronounce a persian word a bit wrong even though i know how to pronounce it the right way (for example mikharam) could i say „cheraa mikharam miram“ Like „why do i say „Mikhaaram“ instead of „Mikharam“?
Best of luck for you in learning Persian. Two points: 1. cheraa mikharam miram, is a wrong question grammatically , it means: I buy go. 2. You questions in concerned with the difference of the two vowel: /æ/ and /ɑː/ , I write only one /a/ in my persian transliteration for /æ/ , and /aa/ for /ɑː/. As you know these two vowels are different, it is like pronouncing the word March in English as /mærtʃ/ , it is understandable, but weird. I give you one example in which the differnece between these two vowels makes a difference in meaning: baad: /bɑːd/ wind bad: /bæd/ bad
سلام اقا مجید . ممنون از کانال خوبتون.ما ایرانی هستیم که داریم از طریق کانال شما انگلیسی یاد میگیریم. لطفا تو جمله‌های که مینویسید انگلیسیش رو هم بنویسید. با سپاس فراوان
If you've watched my previous lessons, I told you the BE-structure that comes normally after modals, for the verb 'kardan' has two optional versions: with BE or without
No, it is incorrect, you mother is right. This lesson is about let's+V structure, you question is about asking questions in present simple, for that you can watch my Question video.
this channel is a gem
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Thankyou so much sir.
Once again an other interesting lesson, honestly you are a good man.
بذار بهت بگم شما صادقانه آدم بسیار خوبی، ازت ممنونم بری روشن کردن این کوچکترین موضوعات مختلف زبانی. مرسی دوست.
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This is my first introduction to this structure, it’s very helpful! Thank you !
آفرین، برادرم۔👍👑❤
thank you so much 🤩🤩 I wouldn't be able to speak farsi in my level now if you werent making videos! 🧿🤗
My pleasure 😊
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉موفق باشید .
Other excellent video, thanks
مرسی👍
great lesson 👍
Thanks for another great lesson! I was hoping you would include negative examples and then you did :-)
به به!
از بنگلادش این ویدئو را می بینم .
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thanku for a great lesson , and i hope you increase your members
You are the best 🤩
Thank you 😊
I love you so much from Pakistan.
جالبه
Best channel on the zemin
Really good lesson
We also use nowadays biaa (aao) counterpart in urdu instead bezaar counterpart. ❣️ How similar is our thinking
Thanks a lot sir to make the video. Very helpful 👍
V.nice
Thnxs more
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Majid, what is the infinitive of the BEZAAR?)
gozaashtan
@@PersianLearning Thank you so much! I can say that thanks to your wonderful classes I, at last, can speak Persian and understand the native speakers! Bcs you give either formal and informal variants of this sweet language! Go on doing what you do!!!! And ALL your classes are very very very helpful and interesting!!!!!!!
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The difference between bezaar and bia is a lot like:
- let us xy
- come on let's xy
The first has more formality to it but sometimes that formality is warranted.
Nice
بذار ازت تشکر بکنم
مرسي داداش
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Salam majid! Im learning farsi right now because my mom is persian, but sadly i grew up without my mom teaching me farsi so i have to learn by myself now. Ur channel helps!! Mamnoon for ur videos. I just wanted to ask u a question. If i pronounce a persian word a bit wrong even though i know how to pronounce it the right way (for example mikharam) could i say „cheraa mikharam miram“ Like „why do i say „Mikhaaram“ instead of „Mikharam“?
Best of luck for you in learning Persian. Two points:
1. cheraa mikharam miram, is a wrong question grammatically , it means: I buy go.
2. You questions in concerned with the difference of the two vowel: /æ/ and /ɑː/ , I write only one /a/ in my persian transliteration for /æ/ , and /aa/ for /ɑː/. As you know these two vowels are different, it is like pronouncing the word March in English as /mærtʃ/ , it is understandable, but weird.
I give you one example in which the differnece between these two vowels makes a difference in meaning:
baad: /bɑːd/ wind
bad: /bæd/ bad
@@PersianLearning Im sorry i wanted to write „migam“ nor miram.
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سلام اقا مجید . ممنون از کانال خوبتون.ما ایرانی هستیم که داریم از طریق کانال شما انگلیسی یاد میگیریم. لطفا تو جمله‌های که مینویسید انگلیسیش رو هم بنویسید. با سپاس فراوان
خیلی کامنت اینجوری گرفتم و خیلی خوشحالم که از کانال من انگلیسی هم یاد گرفته میشه 😍 چشم، حتما مینویسم در ویدیوهای آینده
بحث refers to "search" in arabic interesting that in persian it refers to arguing 😀
Ah And Ogha Majed for Let's give Him one more chance
Is Moghe a word meaning chance?
So can I say
Biaa Ye Moghe dige bedim
Let me help you Bezaar komaket konam... why not: bezaar komaket bekonam? or are both possible?
If you've watched my previous lessons, I told you the BE-structure that comes normally after modals, for the verb 'kardan' has two optional versions: with BE or without
@@PersianLearning Thanks. I shall check for these lessons.
Why بيا شروع كنيم.
Can it be بيا شروع باشيم
میتونم هم بگیم؟: بیا اینو سعی کنیم. (that would be: let's try that, right?)
Can i say „saat chand biaaid“ for „when do u guys come here?” My mom says she would say “saat chand miaain”
No, it is incorrect, you mother is right. This lesson is about let's+V structure, you question is about asking questions in present simple, for that you can watch my Question video.
@@PersianLearning Thank you very much. But was she also right with „miaaiN“ or is it „miaaiD“
@@leno7475 they both are correct. It shows, however, you have not watched my first lessons 😁 I explained all about this there 😉
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For let's wait
Can I say Biaa Montazer Baashim
Yes!
خیلی متشکرم آقا اما من کمی درک می کنم ، من تمرینات بیشتری انجام خواهم داد امیدوارم ....
Thnxs more