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24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

‫24 [بیست و چهار]‬

24 [bist-o-cha-hâr]

‫قرار ملاقات‬

[gharâre molâghât]

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Did you miss the bus? aaaaa ‫-- ا----س-ن---دی؟‬ ‫-- ا----- ن------- ‫-ه ا-و-و- ن-س-د-؟- ------------------- ‫به اتوبوس نرسیدی؟‬ 0
b- --o--s nar-s-d-? b- o----- n-------- b- o-o-u- n-r-s-d-? ------------------- be otobus naresidi?
I waited for you for half an hour. aaaaa ‫م--ن----ا-ت-م---- ت----دم-‬ ‫-- ن-- س--- م---- ت- ب----- ‫-ن ن-م س-ع- م-ت-ر ت- ب-د-.- ---------------------------- ‫من نیم ساعت منتظر تو بودم.‬ 0
m-n -i---â--t m---aze----------m. m-- n-- s---- m-------- t- b----- m-n n-m s---t m-n-a-e-e t- b-d-m- --------------------------------- man nim sâ-at montazere to budam.
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? aaaaa ‫ت--ن-ه-را--ب--خود---دا--؟‬ ‫---- ه---- ب- خ--- ن------ ‫-ل-ن ه-ر-ه ب- خ-د- ن-ا-ی-‬ --------------------------- ‫تلفن همراه با خودت نداری؟‬ 0
t---p---- -----h b--khodat -adâ-i? t-------- h----- b- k----- n------ t-l-p-o-e h-m-â- b- k-o-a- n-d-r-? ---------------------------------- telephone hamrâh bâ khodat nadâri?
Be punctual next time! aaaaa ‫دفعه-دیگ- -قت-شناس ب--!‬ ‫---- د--- و-- ش--- ب---- ‫-ف-ه د-گ- و-ت ش-ا- ب-ش-‬ ------------------------- ‫دفعه دیگر وقت شناس باش!‬ 0
da----ye-dig-r -a-ht-sh--â- --sh! d------- d---- v---- s----- b---- d-f-e-y- d-g-r v-g-t s-e-â- b-s-! --------------------------------- daf-e-ye digar vaght shenâs bâsh!
Take a taxi next time! aaaaa ‫--ع- د-گر با -------ی--‬ ‫---- د--- ب- ت---- ب---- ‫-ف-ه د-گ- ب- ت-ک-ی ب-ا-‬ ------------------------- ‫دفعه دیگر با تاکسی بیا!‬ 0
da-----e--i-a- -â t-x---iâ! d------- d---- b- t--- b--- d-f-e-y- d-g-r b- t-x- b-â- --------------------------- daf-e-ye digar bâ tâxi biâ!
Take an umbrella with you next time! aaaaa ‫دف-ه --گ--چت- -ا----ت بیاور-‬ ‫---- د--- چ-- ب- خ--- ب------ ‫-ف-ه د-گ- چ-ر ب- خ-د- ب-ا-ر-‬ ------------------------------ ‫دفعه دیگر چتر با خودت بیاور!‬ 0
d-f--------ga---e--c---- -â -ho-a- b---ar! d------- d---- y-- c---- b- k----- b------ d-f-e-y- d-g-r y-k c-a-r b- k-o-a- b-â-a-! ------------------------------------------ daf-e-ye digar yek chatr bâ khodat biâvar!
I have the day off tomorrow. aaaaa ‫ف-دا ت-ط-- ---م.‬ ‫---- ت---- ه----- ‫-ر-ا ت-ط-ل ه-ت-.- ------------------ ‫فردا تعطیل هستم.‬ 0
f--dâ------t---h--t--. f---- t------- h------ f-r-â t-----i- h-s-a-. ---------------------- fardâ ta-a-til hastam.
Shall we meet tomorrow? aaaaa ‫می‌خ--هی فر-ا---ا-ی-بگذ-ریم؟ ‬ ‫-------- ف--- ق---- ب------- ‬ ‫-ی-خ-ا-ی ف-د- ق-ا-ی ب-ذ-ر-م- ‬ ------------------------------- ‫می‌خواهی فردا قراری بگذاریم؟ ‬ 0
m-k-â-h- f-rd- gharâri-b--zâr--? m------- f---- g------ b-------- m-k-â-h- f-r-â g-a-â-i b-g-â-i-? -------------------------------- mikhâ-hi fardâ gharâri bogzârim?
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. aaaaa ‫م-----، م- ف-د--و----دارم-‬ ‫------- م- ف--- و-- ن------ ‫-ت-س-م- م- ف-د- و-ت ن-ا-م-‬ ---------------------------- ‫متاسفم، من فردا وقت ندارم.‬ 0
m-ta--s--a-, --------â v-g-t -ad----. m----------- m-- f---- v---- n------- m-t---s-f-m- m-n f-r-â v-g-t n-d-r-m- ------------------------------------- mota-asefam, man fardâ vaght nadâram.
Do you already have plans for this weekend? aaaaa ‫ای- آخر -فته --نا-ه -ی دا-ی-‬ ‫--- آ-- ه--- ب----- ا- د----- ‫-ی- آ-ر ه-ت- ب-ن-م- ا- د-ر-؟- ------------------------------ ‫این آخر هفته برنامه ای داری؟‬ 0
i----------aft- b---âm--e-dâr-? i- â----- h---- b-------- d---- i- â-h-r- h-f-e b-r-â-e-e d-r-? ------------------------------- in âkhare hafte barnâme-e dâri?
Or do you already have an appointment? aaaaa ‫----ینک- -ا -س---را- -ل-ق-- ----؟‬ ‫-- ا---- ب- ک-- ق--- م----- د----- ‫-ا ا-ن-ه ب- ک-ی ق-ا- م-ا-ا- د-ر-؟- ----------------------------------- ‫یا اینکه با کسی قرار ملاقات داری؟‬ 0
yâ -n -- ----a------râre m--âg----d--i? y- i- k- b- k--- g------ m------- d---- y- i- k- b- k-s- g-a-â-e m-l-g-â- d-r-? --------------------------------------- yâ in ke bâ kasi gharâre molâghât dâri?
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. aaaaa ‫من پی-ن-اد-----نم--خ-------همدی-- -ا -بی---.‬ ‫-- پ------ م----- آ-- ه--- ه----- ر- ب------- ‫-ن پ-ش-ه-د م-‌-ن- آ-ر ه-ت- ه-د-گ- ر- ب-ی-ی-.- ---------------------------------------------- ‫من پیشنهاد می‌کنم آخر هفته همدیگر را ببینیم.‬ 0
m----i-h-na--- m-k-nam -k-a-- ---t- h----i-a- ----eb-n--. m-- p--------- m------ â----- h---- h-------- r- b------- m-n p-s---a-â- m-k-n-m â-h-r- h-f-e h-m-d-g-r r- b-b-n-m- --------------------------------------------------------- man pish-nahâd mikonam âkhare hafte ham-digar râ bebinim.
Shall we have a picnic? aaaaa ‫--‌خواهی--ه پی--نی--ب--یم؟‬ ‫-------- ب- پ-- ن-- ب------ ‫-ی-خ-ا-ی ب- پ-ک ن-ک ب-و-م-‬ ---------------------------- ‫می‌خواهی به پیک نیک برویم؟‬ 0
mi-h---i-be pik-ni- ---a-im? m------- b- p-- n-- b------- m-k-â-h- b- p-k n-k b-r-v-m- ---------------------------- mikhâ-hi be pik nik beravim?
Shall we go to the beach? aaaaa ‫م-‌خواهی--ه-سا-- -ر-ا-بر--م-‬ ‫-------- ب- س--- د--- ب------ ‫-ی-خ-ا-ی ب- س-ح- د-ی- ب-و-م-‬ ------------------------------ ‫می‌خواهی به ساحل دریا برویم؟‬ 0
mikhâ----be -â---e-daryâ-be--v--? m------- b- s----- d---- b------- m-k-â-h- b- s-h-l- d-r-â b-r-v-m- --------------------------------- mikhâ-hi be sâhele daryâ beravim?
Shall we go to the mountains? aaaaa ‫م---و-هی----ک-- بر-یم-‬ ‫-------- ب- ک-- ب------ ‫-ی-خ-ا-ی ب- ک-ه ب-و-م-‬ ------------------------ ‫می‌خواهی به کوه برویم؟‬ 0
mikhâ--i--e-ku--be---i-? m------- b- k-- b------- m-k-â-h- b- k-h b-r-v-m- ------------------------ mikhâ-hi be kuh beravim?
I will pick you up at the office. aaaaa ‫من در- اد--- -ب-ر-- -ز -داره--دنب--ت می-----‬ ‫-- د-- ا---- (----- ا- ا----- د----- م------- ‫-ن د-ب ا-ا-ه (-ی-و- ا- ا-ا-ه- د-ب-ل- م-‌-ی-.- ---------------------------------------------- ‫من درب اداره (بیرون از اداره) دنبالت می‌آیم.‬ 0
man-da--e -d--- d---âla-------am. m-- d---- e---- d------- m------- m-n d-r-e e-â-e d-n-â-a- m---y-m- --------------------------------- man darbe edâre donbâlat mi-âyam.
I will pick you up at home. aaaaa ‫-ن---ب----- --ب-ل---ی-----‬ ‫-- د-- خ--- د----- م------- ‫-ن د-ب خ-ن- د-ب-ل- م-‌-ی-.- ---------------------------- ‫من درب خانه دنبالت می‌آیم.‬ 0
ma--d-----khâne d---â-at m--ây--. m-- d---- k---- d------- m------- m-n d-r-e k-â-e d-n-â-a- m---y-m- --------------------------------- man darbe khâne donbâlat mi-âyam.
I will pick you up at the bus stop. aaaaa ‫من---وی-ای-ت--ه --و-------ا-----‌--م.‬ ‫-- ج--- ا------ ا----- د----- م------- ‫-ن ج-و- ا-س-گ-ه ا-و-و- د-ب-ل- م-‌-ی-.- --------------------------------------- ‫من جلوی ایستگاه اتوبوس دنبالت می‌آیم.‬ 0
ma- -eloye ----gâ-----ob----onb---- m--â-am. m-- j----- i------- o----- d------- m------- m-n j-l-y- i-t-g-h- o-o-u- d-n-â-a- m---y-m- -------------------------------------------- man jeloye ist-gâhe otobus donbâlat mi-âyam.

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