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Introduction[edit | edit source]

Welcome to the lesson on Dari vocabulary related to travel and transportation! In this lesson, we will explore the essential words and phrases you need to navigate your way through various travel situations in Dari-speaking countries. Whether you're booking accommodations, asking for directions, or visiting tourist attractions, this lesson will equip you with the necessary vocabulary to communicate effectively. Traveling can be an enriching experience, and learning the local language can enhance your interactions with locals and deepen your understanding of the culture. So, let's dive into the world of travel-related vocabulary in Dari!

Modes of Transportation[edit | edit source]

Let's begin by learning the Dari words for different modes of transportation. Whether you prefer to travel by car, bus, train, or airplane, knowing these words will enable you to discuss your preferred mode of travel and understand transportation options in Dari-speaking countries. Here are some common transportation modes:

Dari	Pronunciation	English
موتر	motor	car
اتوبوس	otobus	bus
قطار	qatar	train
هواپیما	hawapima	airplane

Now that you know the basic vocabulary for modes of transportation, let's move on to travel-related phrases and expressions.

Booking Accommodations[edit | edit source]

When traveling, one of the first things you'll need to do is book accommodations. Whether it's a hotel, hostel, or guesthouse, being able to communicate your needs and preferences is essential. Let's learn some key phrases for booking accommodations in Dari:

1. "I would like to book a room." Dari: من میخوام یک اتاق رزرو کنم. Pronunciation: Man meekhwam yak otaq rezerv konam.

2. "Do you have any available rooms?" Dari: آیا اتاق خالی دارید؟ Pronunciation: Aya otaq khali darid?

3. "How much does the room cost per night?" Dari: هر شب قیمت اتاق چقدر است؟ Pronunciation: Har shab gheymat-e otaq cheqadr ast?

4. "Is breakfast included?" Dari: صبحانه درون قیمت است؟ Pronunciation: Sobhaneh darun gheymat ast?

5. "Can I see the room before booking?" Dari: میتوانم قبل از رزرو، اتاق را ببینم؟ Pronunciation: Mitavānam qabl az rezerv, otaq rā bebīnam?

6. "I would like a room with a view." Dari: من میخوام یک اتاق با منظره داشته باشم. Pronunciation: Man meekhwam yak otaq bā manzareh dāshteh bāsham.

7. "I have a reservation under the name of [your name]." Dari: رزروی تحت نام [نام شما] دارم. Pronunciation: Rezervi tahat-e nām [nam-e shomā] dāram.

These phrases will help you communicate effectively when booking accommodations in Dari-speaking countries. Remember to adapt the sentences based on your specific needs and preferences.

Asking for Directions[edit | edit source]

When exploring new places, it's common to find yourself in need of directions. Being able to ask for directions in Dari will help you navigate unfamiliar streets and landmarks. Here are some useful phrases for asking for directions:

1. "Excuse me, where is [place]? Dari: ببخشید، [مکان] کجاست؟ Pronunciation: Bebakhshid, [makan] kojāst?

2. "Go straight." Dari: مستقیم بروید. Pronunciation: Mostaqim borid.

3. "Turn left/right." Dari: دست راست/چپ بگیرید. Pronunciation: Dast-e rāst/chap begirid.

4. "It's on the left/right." Dari: این دست چپ/راست است. Pronunciation: In dast-e chap/rāst ast.

5. "How far is it?" Dari: چقدر دور است؟ Pronunciation: Cheqadr dur ast?

6. "Is it within walking distance?" Dari: آیا به فاصله قابل قدم زدن است؟ Pronunciation: Aya be fāsle-qābel-e qadam zadan ast?

7. "Can you show it on the map?" Dari: میتوانید آنرا روی نقشه نشان دهید؟ Pronunciation: Mitavānid ānrā ruy-e naqsheh neshān dehid?

These phrases will come in handy when you find yourself in need of directions in Dari-speaking countries. Don't hesitate to ask locals for help, as they are often more than willing to assist you.

Visiting Tourist Attractions[edit | edit source]

No trip is complete without visiting tourist attractions and experiencing the local culture. Here are some phrases and vocabulary words related to visiting tourist attractions in Dari:

1. "Where is the nearest tourist attraction?" Dari: نزدیک ترین جاذبه گردشگری کجاست؟ Pronunciation: Nazdik-tarin jāzbe-ye gardeshgari kojāst?

2. "What time does it open/close?" Dari: چند بجه باز/بسته میشود؟ Pronunciation: Chand bejeh bāz/baste mishavad?

3. "Is there a guided tour available?" Dari: آیا تور راهنمایی در دسترس است؟ Pronunciation: Aya tour-e rāhnamāyi dar dastres ast?

4. "Are there any discounts for students/seniors?" Dari: برای دانشجویان/سالمندان تخفیفی وجود دارد؟ Pronunciation: Barāye dāneshjuyān/sālmandān takhfifi vujud darad?

5. "This place is beautiful." Dari: این مکان زیباست. Pronunciation: In makan zibast.

6. "What is the history behind this attraction?" Dari: تاریخچه این جاذبه چیست؟ Pronunciation: Tārikhcheh-e in jāzbe cheest?

7. "Can you take a picture of me, please?" Dari: میتوانید یک عکس از من بگیرید؟ Pronunciation: Mitavānid yak aks az man begirid?

These phrases will enable you to engage with locals and make the most of your visit to tourist attractions. Immerse yourself in the local culture and enjoy exploring the beauty of Dari-speaking countries.

Cultural Insight: Hospitality in Dari-speaking Countries[edit | edit source]

Traveling in Dari-speaking countries offers a unique cultural experience, especially when it comes to hospitality. Dari-speaking people are known for their warm and welcoming nature towards guests. It is common for locals to go above and beyond to make visitors feel comfortable and at home. Here are a few cultural insights into hospitality in Dari-speaking countries:

1. Offering tea: Tea is an essential part of Afghan and Iranian culture. When visiting someone's home or a shop, it is common for the host to offer tea as a gesture of hospitality. Accepting the tea is a sign of respect and appreciation.

2. Sharing meals: Sharing meals is a common practice in Dari-speaking countries. Guests are often invited to join the host's family for a meal. It is considered impolite to decline the invitation unless there is a valid reason.

3. Generosity: Dari-speaking people are known for their generosity. It is not uncommon for locals to offer assistance, whether it's guiding you to your destination or helping you navigate local customs.

4. Respect for elders: Respect for elders is deeply ingrained in Dari-speaking cultures. When interacting with locals, especially older individuals, it is important to show respect and deference.

5. Personal space: While Dari-speaking people are generally warm and welcoming, they also respect personal space. It is important to maintain an appropriate physical distance when interacting with locals.

These cultural insights will help you navigate the social norms and customs of Dari-speaking countries, making your travel experience more enjoyable and memorable.

Exercises[edit | edit source]

Now it's time to practice what you've learned! Here are some exercises to test your knowledge of travel-related vocabulary in Dari:

Exercise 1: Translate the following English phrases into Dari: 1. "I need a taxi." 2. "How much is the train ticket?" 3. "Where can I find a bus stop?" 4. "What time does the flight depart?" 5. "Is there a restroom nearby?"

Exercise 2: Fill in the blanks with the appropriate Dari words: 1. "The hotel is _______ the left." 2. "Excuse me, _______ is the nearest metro station?" 3. "I would like to _______ a double room." 4. "The museum _______ at 9 a.m." 5. "Can you recommend any _______ attractions?"

Exercise 3: Role-play a conversation between a traveler and a hotel receptionist. Use the phrases you've learned to book a room and ask for information about nearby attractions.

Solutions[edit | edit source]

Exercise 1: 1. "من به یک تاکسی نیاز دارم." 2. "قیمت بلیت قطار چقدر است؟" 3. "میتوانم یک ایستگاه اتوبوس پیدا کنم؟" 4. "ساعت پرواز چند بجه است؟" 5. "آیا یک سرویس بهداشتی در نزدیکی وجود دارد؟"

Exercise 2: 1. "در دست چپ هتل است." 2. "ببخشید، ایستگاه مترو نزدیک کجاست؟" 3. "میخواهم یک اتاق دو تخته رزرو کنم." 4. "موزه ساعت 9 صبح باز میشود." 5. "میتوانید جاذبه های گردشگری را پیشنهاد کنید؟"

Exercise 3: Traveler: "من میخواهم یک اتاق رزرو کنم." Receptionist: "چند شب؟" Traveler: "سه شب." Receptionist: "اتاق تک یا دو تخته؟" Traveler: "یک اتاق دو تخته." Receptionist: "آیا شامل صبحانه میخواهید؟" Traveler: "بله، لطفاً." Receptionist: "نام شما چیست؟" Traveler: "نام من جان است." Receptionist: "اتاق شما تحت نام جان رزرو شده است."

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Congratulations on completing the lesson on Dari travel-related vocabulary! By now, you should feel more confident in your ability to navigate various travel situations in Dari-speaking countries. Remember to practice the vocabulary and phrases regularly to reinforce your learning. The more you engage with the local language and culture, the more rewarding your travel experience will be. In the next lesson, we will explore another exciting topic. Keep up the great work!

Table of Contents - Dari Course - 0 to A1[edit source]

Course Presentation

Greetings and Introductions

Pronouns and Verbs

Numbers and Time

Nouns and Articles

Family and Relationships

Adjectives and Adverbs

Food and Dining

Prepositions and Conjunctions

Dari-speaking Countries and Traditions

Travel and Transportation

Questions and Negations

Weather and Seasons

Past and Future Tenses

Dari Literature and Media

Sources[edit | edit source]

Dari Vocabulary | LEARN101.ORG

Other Lessons[edit | edit source]

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 == Introduction ==
-In this lesson, you will learn Dari travel-related vocabulary that is essential when traveling in a Dari-speaking country. You will learn how to book accommodations, ask for directions, and visit tourist attractions. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to confidently communicate with locals and navigate your way around.
+Welcome to the lesson on Dari vocabulary related to travel and transportation! In this lesson, we will explore the essential words and phrases you need to navigate your way through various travel situations in Dari-speaking countries. Whether you're booking accommodations, asking for directions, or visiting tourist attractions, this lesson will equip you with the necessary vocabulary to communicate effectively. Traveling can be an enriching experience, and learning the local language can enhance your interactions with locals and deepen your understanding of the culture. So, let's dive into the world of travel-related vocabulary in Dari!
+== Modes of Transportation ==
-<span link>Don't hesitate to look into these other pages after completing this lesson: [[Language/Dari/Vocabulary/Drinks|Drinks]] & [[Language/Dari/Vocabulary/Numbers-1-20|Numbers 1 20]].</span>
+Let's begin by learning the Dari words for different modes of transportation. Whether you prefer to travel by car, bus, train, or airplane, knowing these words will enable you to discuss your preferred mode of travel and understand transportation options in Dari-speaking countries. Here are some common transportation modes:
-== Accommodations ==
-When traveling, it's essential to have a place to stay. Here are some useful Dari phrases that will help you book accommodations:
 {| class="wikitable"
 ! Dari !! Pronunciation !! English
 |-
-| اتاق || utaaq || Room
+| موتر || motor || car
-|-
-| تخت || tuk || Bed
-|-
-| صبحانه || sabhaaneh || Breakfast
-|-
-| ناهار || naahaar || Lunch
 |-
-| شام || shaam || Dinner
+| اتوبوس || otobus || bus
 |-
-| رزرو کردن || rezerv kardan || To book
+| قطار || qatar || train
 |-
-| قیمت || qeemat || Price
+| هواپیما || hawapima || airplane
 |}
-* To book a hotel room, you can say: "می‌خواهم یک اتاق رزرو کنم" (Mikhaaham yak utaaq rezerv konam) which means "I want to book a room."
+Now that you know the basic vocabulary for modes of transportation, let's move on to travel-related phrases and expressions.
-* If you want to know the price, you can ask: "گران نیست؟" (Geran nist?) which means "Is it expensive?"
-* To order breakfast, lunch, or dinner, you can use the phrases "یک صبحانه/ناهار/شام لطفا" (Yak sabhaaneh/naahaar/shaam lotfan) which means "One breakfast/lunch/dinner, please."
+== Booking Accommodations ==
+When traveling, one of the first things you'll need to do is book accommodations. Whether it's a hotel, hostel, or guesthouse, being able to communicate your needs and preferences is essential. Let's learn some key phrases for booking accommodations in Dari:
+. "I would like to book a room."
+Dari: من میخوام یک اتاق رزرو کنم.
+Pronunciation: Man meekhwam yak otaq rezerv konam.
+. "Do you have any available rooms?"
+Dari: آیا اتاق خالی دارید؟
+Pronunciation: Aya otaq khali darid?
+. "How much does the room cost per night?"
+Dari: هر شب قیمت اتاق چقدر است؟
+Pronunciation: Har shab gheymat-e otaq cheqadr ast?
+. "Is breakfast included?"
+Dari: صبحانه درون قیمت است؟
+Pronunciation: Sobhaneh darun gheymat ast?
+. "Can I see the room before booking?"
+Dari: میتوانم قبل از رزرو، اتاق را ببینم؟
+Pronunciation: Mitavānam qabl az rezerv, otaq rā bebīnam?
+. "I would like a room with a view."
+Dari: من میخوام یک اتاق با منظره داشته باشم.
+Pronunciation: Man meekhwam yak otaq bā manzareh dāshteh bāsham.
+. "I have a reservation under the name of [your name]."
+Dari: رزروی تحت نام [نام شما] دارم.
+Pronunciation: Rezervi tahat-e nām [nam-e shomā] dāram.
+These phrases will help you communicate effectively when booking accommodations in Dari-speaking countries. Remember to adapt the sentences based on your specific needs and preferences.
 == Asking for Directions ==
-Getting lost in a foreign country can be overwhelming. Here are some useful Dari phrases to help you ask for directions:
+When exploring new places, it's common to find yourself in need of directions. Being able to ask for directions in Dari will help you navigate unfamiliar streets and landmarks. Here are some useful phrases for asking for directions:
+. "Excuse me, where is [place]?
+Dari: ببخشید، [مکان] کجاست؟
+Pronunciation: Bebakhshid, [makan] kojāst?
+. "Go straight."
+Dari: مستقیم بروید.
+Pronunciation: Mostaqim borid.
+. "Turn left/right."
+Dari: دست راست/چپ بگیرید.
+Pronunciation: Dast-e rāst/chap begirid.
+. "It's on the left/right."
+Dari: این دست چپ/راست است.
+Pronunciation: In dast-e chap/rāst ast.
+. "How far is it?"
+Dari: چقدر دور است؟
+Pronunciation: Cheqadr dur ast?
+. "Is it within walking distance?"
+Dari: آیا به فاصله قابل قدم زدن است؟
+Pronunciation: Aya be fāsle-qābel-e qadam zadan ast?
+. "Can you show it on the map?"
+Dari: میتوانید آنرا روی نقشه نشان دهید؟
+Pronunciation: Mitavānid ānrā ruy-e naqsheh neshān dehid?
+These phrases will come in handy when you find yourself in need of directions in Dari-speaking countries. Don't hesitate to ask locals for help, as they are often more than willing to assist you.
+== Visiting Tourist Attractions ==
+No trip is complete without visiting tourist attractions and experiencing the local culture. Here are some phrases and vocabulary words related to visiting tourist attractions in Dari:
+. "Where is the nearest tourist attraction?"
+Dari: نزدیک ترین جاذبه گردشگری کجاست؟
+Pronunciation: Nazdik-tarin jāzbe-ye gardeshgari kojāst?
+. "What time does it open/close?"
+Dari: چند بجه باز/بسته میشود؟
+Pronunciation: Chand bejeh bāz/baste mishavad?
+. "Is there a guided tour available?"
+Dari: آیا تور راهنمایی در دسترس است؟
+Pronunciation: Aya tour-e rāhnamāyi dar dastres ast?
+. "Are there any discounts for students/seniors?"
+Dari: برای دانشجویان/سالمندان تخفیفی وجود دارد؟
+Pronunciation: Barāye dāneshjuyān/sālmandān takhfifi vujud darad?
+. "This place is beautiful."
+Dari: این مکان زیباست.
+Pronunciation: In makan zibast.
+. "What is the history behind this attraction?"
+Dari: تاریخچه این جاذبه چیست؟
+Pronunciation: Tārikhcheh-e in jāzbe cheest?
+. "Can you take a picture of me, please?"
+Dari: میتوانید یک عکس از من بگیرید؟
+Pronunciation: Mitavānid yak aks az man begirid?
+These phrases will enable you to engage with locals and make the most of your visit to tourist attractions. Immerse yourself in the local culture and enjoy exploring the beauty of Dari-speaking countries.
+== Cultural Insight: Hospitality in Dari-speaking Countries ==
+Traveling in Dari-speaking countries offers a unique cultural experience, especially when it comes to hospitality. Dari-speaking people are known for their warm and welcoming nature towards guests. It is common for locals to go above and beyond to make visitors feel comfortable and at home. Here are a few cultural insights into hospitality in Dari-speaking countries:
+. Offering tea: Tea is an essential part of Afghan and Iranian culture. When visiting someone's home or a shop, it is common for the host to offer tea as a gesture of hospitality. Accepting the tea is a sign of respect and appreciation.
+. Sharing meals: Sharing meals is a common practice in Dari-speaking countries. Guests are often invited to join the host's family for a meal. It is considered impolite to decline the invitation unless there is a valid reason.
+. Generosity: Dari-speaking people are known for their generosity. It is not uncommon for locals to offer assistance, whether it's guiding you to your destination or helping you navigate local customs.
+. Respect for elders: Respect for elders is deeply ingrained in Dari-speaking cultures. When interacting with locals, especially older individuals, it is important to show respect and deference.
+. Personal space: While Dari-speaking people are generally warm and welcoming, they also respect personal space. It is important to maintain an appropriate physical distance when interacting with locals.
+These cultural insights will help you navigate the social norms and customs of Dari-speaking countries, making your travel experience more enjoyable and memorable.
+== Exercises ==
+Now it's time to practice what you've learned! Here are some exercises to test your knowledge of travel-related vocabulary in Dari:
+Exercise 1: Translate the following English phrases into Dari:
+. "I need a taxi."
+. "How much is the train ticket?"
+. "Where can I find a bus stop?"
+. "What time does the flight depart?"
+. "Is there a restroom nearby?"
-{| class="wikitable"
+Exercise 2: Fill in the blanks with the appropriate Dari words:
-! Dari !! Pronunciation !! English
+. "The hotel is _______ the left."
-|-
+. "Excuse me, _______ is the nearest metro station?"
-| کجاست؟ || kojast? || Where is it?
+. "I would like to _______ a double room."
-|-
+. "The museum _______ at 9 a.m."
-| چگونه برسم؟ || chagona beresam? || How do I get there?
+. "Can you recommend any _______ attractions?"
-|-
-| اینجا || injaa || Here
-|-
-| آنجا || anjaa || There
-|-
-| راست || raast || Right
-|-
-| چپ || chap || Left
-|-
-| مستقیم || mostagheem || Straight ahead
-|-
-| ترافیک || taraafik || Traffic
-|-
-| ترمینال || terminal || Terminal
-|}
-* To ask for directions to a specific place or landmark, you can say: "لطفاً، … کجاست؟" (Lotfan, … kojast?) which means "Excuse me, where is …?"
+Exercise 3: Role-play a conversation between a traveler and a hotel receptionist. Use the phrases you've learned to book a room and ask for information about nearby attractions.
-* If you are lost and need help finding your way back to your hotel, you can ask: "می‌توانید راه را به هتلم نشان دهید؟" (Mitavaanid raahe ra be hotelam neshaan dahid?) which means "Can you show me the way back to my hotel?"
-* If you want to ask for directions to a terminal, you can say: "لطفاً، ترمینال چگونه برسم؟" (Lotfan, terminal chagona beresam?) which means "Excuse me, how do I get to the terminal?"
-== Tourist Attractions ==
+== Solutions ==
-Dari-speaking countries have countless landmarks and tourist attractions for you to explore. Here are some useful Dari phrases to help you when visiting these sites:
+Exercise 1:
+. "من به یک تاکسی نیاز دارم."
+. "قیمت بلیت قطار چقدر است؟"
+. "میتوانم یک ایستگاه اتوبوس پیدا کنم؟"
+. "ساعت پرواز چند بجه است؟"
+. "آیا یک سرویس بهداشتی در نزدیکی وجود دارد؟"
-{| class="wikitable"
+Exercise 2:
-! Dari !! Pronunciation !! English
+. "در دست چپ هتل است."
-|-
+. "ببخشید، ایستگاه مترو نزدیک کجاست؟"
-| توریست || tourist || Tourist
+. "میخواهم یک اتاق دو تخته رزرو کنم."
-|-
+. "موزه ساعت 9 صبح باز میشود."
-| جاذبه‌های گردشگری || jaazbehaaye gardeshgari || Tourist attractions
+. "میتوانید جاذبه های گردشگری را پیشنهاد کنید؟"
-|-
-| نقشه || naqshah || Map
-|-
-| بلیط ورودی || bilit-e voroodi || Entrance ticket
-|-
-| دیدنی‌ها || didanihaa || Sightseeing spots
-|-
-| یک بلیط ورودی لطفاً || yak bilit-e voroodi lotfan || One entrance ticket, please
-|-
-| تور رویایی || tour-e royaayi || Dream tour
-|}
-* If you want to go on a sightseeing tour, you can ask: "می‌توانید یک تور رویایی به من پیشنهاد کنید؟" (Mitavaanid yak tour-e royaayi be man pishnaahad konid?) which means "Can you recommend a dream tour for me?"
+Exercise 3:
-* To ask for entrance tickets, you can say: "بلیط ورودی را بگیرم" (Bilit-e voroodi ra begiram) which means "I want to get the entrance ticket."
+Traveler: "من میخواهم یک اتاق رزرو کنم."
-* If you need help finding your way around a tourist attraction, you can ask: "لطفاً، برای دیدن … کدام راه را باید بگیرم؟" (Lotfan, baraye didan-e … kodam raah ra bayad begiram?) which means "Excuse me, which way do I need to go to see …?"
+Receptionist: "چند شب؟"
+Traveler: "سه شب."
+Receptionist: "اتاق تک یا دو تخته؟"
+Traveler: "یک اتاق دو تخته."
+Receptionist: "آیا شامل صبحانه میخواهید؟"
+Traveler: "بله، لطفاً."
+Receptionist: "نام شما چیست؟"
+Traveler: "نام من جان است."
+Receptionist: "اتاق شما تحت نام جان رزرو شده است."
 == Conclusion ==
-Traveling to a Dari-speaking country can be an unforgettable experience. By learning these travel-related phrases, you can make the most of your trip and enjoy the local culture, cuisine, and attractions. We hope you found this lesson useful and continue to develop your Dari language skills. Good luck and safe travels!
+Congratulations on completing the lesson on Dari travel-related vocabulary! By now, you should feel more confident in your ability to navigate various travel situations in Dari-speaking countries. Remember to practice the vocabulary and phrases regularly to reinforce your learning. The more you engage with the local language and culture, the more rewarding your travel experience will be. In the next lesson, we will explore another exciting topic. Keep up the great work!
-<span link>Having concluded this lesson, consider checking out these related pages: [[Language/Dari/Vocabulary/How-to-Say-Hello-and-Greetings|How to Say Hello and Greetings]] & [[Language/Dari/Vocabulary/Eating-Out|Eating Out]].</span>
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+|title=Dari Vocabulary → Travel and Transportation → Travel-related Vocabulary
-|keywords=Dari, travel, accommodations, directions, tourist, attractions, sightseeing,
+|keywords=Dari vocabulary, Dari travel phrases, travel-related vocabulary in Dari, Dari transportation words, Dari travel expressions
-|description=In this lesson, you will learn Dari travel-related vocabulary that is essential when traveling in a Dari-speaking country, including phrases for booking accommodations, asking for directions, and visiting tourist attractions.
+|description=In this lesson, you will learn essential Dari vocabulary related to travel and transportation, including phrases for booking accommodations, asking for directions, and visiting tourist attractions.
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+* [http://learn101.org/dari_vocabulary.php Dari Vocabulary | LEARN101.ORG]
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