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==Do not use "and you?"== | |||
When greeting in Persian, the answer "and you?" is not used. | When greeting in Persian, the answer "and you?" is not used. | ||
Look at the difference between English and Persian in the table below: | Look at the difference between English and Persian in the table below: | ||
Revision as of 12:48, 31 January 2021
Do not use "and you?"
When greeting in Persian, the answer "and you?" is not used.
Look at the difference between English and Persian in the table below:
| English | Persian |
|---|---|
| A:Hello | A:Hello |
| A:How are you | A:How are you? |
| ---- | B:Hello |
| B:Fine,Thanks | B:Fine,Thanks |
| B:And you? | B:How are you? |
| A:Good,Thanks |
"be going to" and "want" (slang)
In slang, there is no difference between "be going to" and "want".
Examples:
- I'm going to the cinema (formal) من قصد دارم به سینما بروم
- I want to go to the cinema (formal) من می خواهم به سینما بروم
- I'm going to the cinema (slang) من می خواهم به سینما بروم
- I want to go to the cinema (slang) من می خواهم به سینما بروم
In slang, the future tense is not used. The adverb is used with the present tense.
Examples:
- I will go to Tehran tomorrow (formal)
- I'm going to Tehran tomorrow (informal)
فردا(قید) به تهران می روم (زمان حال)