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In today's lesson we are going to study Persian vocabulary for expressing emotions. | In today's lesson we are going to study Persian vocabulary for expressing emotions. | ||
Feelings and emotions are an essential part of human experience, and they play a significant role in our interactions with others. In Iranian Persian, there are many words to describe different feelings and emotions. Here are some of the most common ones: | |||
==Words== | ==Words== | ||
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==Phrases== | ==Phrases== | ||
Some phrases that you might find useful in expressing your feelings in Iranian Persian are: | |||
# Man khoshhalam (من خوشحالم): I'm happy. | |||
# Digeh nemitavanam bikhod basham (دیگه نمیتونم بیخود باشم): I can't be any happier. | |||
# Man ghamginam (من غمگینم): I'm sad. | |||
# Man delkhoram (من دلخورم): I'm angry. | |||
# Delam barat tang shodeh (دلم برات تنگ شده): I miss you. | |||
# Man eshtebah kardam (من اشتباه کردم): I'm embarrassed. | |||
# Man farakhani kardam (من فراخنی کردم): I feel relieved. | |||
# Man gharibeham (من غریبهام): I feel lonely. | |||
# Man khofnak mikhoram (من خوفناک میخورم): I'm scared. | |||
# Man mohtaram-e shoma hastam (من محترم شما هستم): I respect you. | |||
==Related Lessons== | ==Related Lessons== |
Revision as of 19:14, 11 March 2023
In today's lesson we are going to study Persian vocabulary for expressing emotions.
Feelings and emotions are an essential part of human experience, and they play a significant role in our interactions with others. In Iranian Persian, there are many words to describe different feelings and emotions. Here are some of the most common ones:
Words
English | Persian | Pronunciation |
---|---|---|
exhausted | خیلی خسته / نیمه جون | kheyli khaste |
tired | خسته | khaste |
overjoyed | خیلی خیلی خوشحال | kheyli khoshhal |
happy | خوشحال / شاد | shad |
surprised | شگفت زده / متعجب | shegeft zade |
furious | خیلی عصبانی / از کوره در رفته | kheyli asabani |
angry | خشمگین / عصبانی | asabani |
upset | ناراحت / غمگین | narahat |
frustrated | نا امید / درمانده / سردرگم | na omid |
confused | گیج / منگ | gij |
bored | کلافه / کم حوصله / کسل | kam hosele |
humiliated | خیلی پریشان | kheyli parishan |
embarrassed | پریشان / آشفته | parishan |
terrified | دست پاچه / خیلی وحشت زده | kheyli vahshat zade |
scared / afraid | ترسیده / وحشت زده | tarside-vahshat zade |
excited | هیجان زده | hayejan zade |
proud | سر افراز / مفتخر | sar afraz-moftakhar |
homesick | دلتنگ خانه / دل تنگ | del tang |
in love | عاشق | ashegh |
lonely | تنهای تنها و غمگین | tanha va ghamgin |
hurt | زخمی / آسیب دیده | asib dide |
sad | افسرده / غمگین | afsorde-ghamgin |
relieved | آسوده خاطر / خوشحال | asode khater |
well | سرحال / خوب | khob-sar hal |
worried | نگران | negaran |
hot | داغ | dagh |
cold | سرد | sard |
in pain | دردمند / درد دار | dard mand |
nervous | عصبی | asabi |
uncomfortable | ناراحت / مضطرب | moztareb |
calm | آرام / راحت / خونسرد | aram |
disgusted | منزجر / متنفر | motenafer |
sleepy | خواب آلود | khab alod |
full / satisfied | سیر | sir |
starving | خیلی گرسنه /شبیه قحطی زده ها | kheyli gorosne |
hungry | گرسنه | gorosne |
thirsty | تشنه | teshne |
Phrases
Some phrases that you might find useful in expressing your feelings in Iranian Persian are:
- Man khoshhalam (من خوشحالم): I'm happy.
- Digeh nemitavanam bikhod basham (دیگه نمیتونم بیخود باشم): I can't be any happier.
- Man ghamginam (من غمگینم): I'm sad.
- Man delkhoram (من دلخورم): I'm angry.
- Delam barat tang shodeh (دلم برات تنگ شده): I miss you.
- Man eshtebah kardam (من اشتباه کردم): I'm embarrassed.
- Man farakhani kardam (من فراخنی کردم): I feel relieved.
- Man gharibeham (من غریبهام): I feel lonely.
- Man khofnak mikhoram (من خوفناک میخورم): I'm scared.
- Man mohtaram-e shoma hastam (من محترم شما هستم): I respect you.