Learning Persian (Farsi) can be an exciting journey, especially when you start to grasp the nuances of its grammar. One such aspect is using reported speech, which allows you to relay what someone else has said without quoting them directly. Let’s dive into the essentials of reported speech in Persian with clear explanations and examples. …
Conditional sentences, or جملات شرطی, are a fundamental part of Persian grammar. They express a condition and its result. In Persian, there are two main types of conditional sentences: The Persian conjunction اگر (pronounced “agar”) is a versatile word that introduces conditional clauses. It is typically translated to “if” in English. This conjunction is essential …
Conjunctions, in any language including Persian, are words that connect words, phrases, clauses or sentences. Here are 20 of the most common conjunctions in Persian, along with their meanings and examples: Video of Persian conjunctions What are conjunctions? Conjunctions or واژگان ربطی are words that connect words, phrases, or clauses. They serve as linguistic glue, …
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More or less English Flashcard More or less English Flashcard (adv) approximately – nearly – almost: We could finally find a spot for our picnic with a more or less flat ground. Antonyms precisely
For a time For a time (adv) for a short time – for a while – for a moment: For a time, I was starting to believe her. Then I realized she couldn’t be right. Antonyms always
Except for Except for (prep) used to emphasize that a particular person, thing, item, etc. is different from the rest in a group – other than – but: All of the students could pass the exam except for Erick. Antonyms in addition to, as well as Parts of Speech Noun: exception Adjective: exceptional Adjective: excepted …
In some respects In some respects (adv) used to show that something is somehow true – somehow – someway – one way or another: Although I didn’t agree with her, I should admit that she was right in some respects.
Eventually Eventually (adv) /ɪˈven.tju.əl.i/ after a long time with so many problems and setbacks – in the end – finally, ultimately: After so much struggle and perseverance, he could eventually find his favorite job. Parts of Speech Noun: eventuality Adjective: eventual Antonyms immediately, instantly
Alongside Alongside (adv & prep) /əˌlɒŋˈsaɪd/ US /əˈlɑːŋ.saɪd/ next to or by side of somebody or something – beside – together with – at the side of: This is a hybrid car. That is, it can consume electricity alongside gasoline as its fuel. Antonyms outside of, away