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Persian/Lesson 10

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In this lesson, you will learn how use prepositions and the definite direct object marker in Persian. Dialogue: ... ... ... and... are talking.... ... X ... ... ... ... Y ... ... ... |- | colspan=4 | |} Explanation ... and .... Vocabulary آقا âqâ /ɒːˈɣɒː/ Mr. درس 10 ه ش سه – drie نامه – letter به – naar مد ير – directeur سبزي – groente بيمار – ziek, patient نوستن – schrijven مي نويسد – hij schrijft شسستن – wassen ريختن – gieten مي ريزد – hij giet پاك كردن - schoonmaken كشك – yoghurtsoort آش – soep داشتن – hebben رشته – macaroni soort اكرم سه روز بيمار بود – Akram was drie dagen ziek مادر اكرم نامه نوشت – De moeder van Akram schrijft een brief اكرم آش درست كرد – Akram maakt soep مادر امين سبزي را شست – De moeder van Amin wast de groente او در آش كشك و سبزي مي ريزذ - Zij doet (soort yoghurt) en de groente in de soep مادر امين سبزي را شست – Amin en Akram houden van soep Direct objects The word را râ marks definite direct objects in Persian. That is, Colloquially, را is pronounced ‹ro› after a vowel or ‹o› after a consonant. In written Persian, من را man râ may contract to مارا mârâ, but colloquially pronounced ‹mano›. Similarly, written تو را to râ can contract to تورا torâ but colloquially pronounced ‹toro›. Review Persian/Lesson 11 Lesson 11 ( ۱۱ ), Present tense