Toh chegad shereen hast eh.
شما خیلی شیرین
In Farsi, you can say "خیلی خستهام" to express "I am so tired".
Farsi, or Persian, is so old that we have three class of Farsi:Old Farsi: from 600 BCE to 300 BCEMiddle Farsi: from 300 BCE to 800 CEModern Farsi: from 800 CE until present time
There is no 'sir' so we say Agaye Max- Mr.Max
nik - goodly nafs - soul so... 'good-souled' (perhaps 'holy' or 'pious') or (loosely) 'kind-hearted'
Arabic belongs to the Semitic language family, Farsi belongs to the Indo-European language family. So yes, Farsi has more in common with Russian, French, Irish, and English than it does with Arabic.
In Farsi, you can say "خیلی خستهام" to express "I am so tired".
Farsi, or Persian, is so old that we have three class of Farsi:Old Farsi: from 600 BCE to 300 BCEMiddle Farsi: from 300 BCE to 800 CEModern Farsi: from 800 CE until present time
There is no 'sir' so we say Agaye Max- Mr.Max
This is used in Persian Farsi as a diminutive adjective, usually after a name. Ex: It is so good to see you, Mary Jon". To my knowledge, it is not used in Arabic. If it is used at all, I would guess that Iraqi dialect may have borrowed it from the Iranian Persian Farsi.
Khaylee khoshgel-ee
Khayli zeeba hasti
I am a Persian so I know what we are famous for. We are famous for our Persian rugs, our food, our language(Farsi), our quality in clothes, our wine and the schooling, which we are very strict on. I hope you found this useful.
You can say "لبخندت خیلی زیباست" (Labkhandat kheili zibast) in Farsi to express "your smile is so beautiful." This phrase conveys admiration and compliments the beauty of someone's smile.
nik - goodly nafs - soul so... 'good-souled' (perhaps 'holy' or 'pious') or (loosely) 'kind-hearted'
Arabic belongs to the Semitic language family, Farsi belongs to the Indo-European language family. So yes, Farsi has more in common with Russian, French, Irish, and English than it does with Arabic.
It could mean two things. "Shah" means king in Farsi, "Zade" means born-from. So, it means the same princess in Farsi. However, "Shahar" also means city, so it could literally mean city born. But, the best answer is Princess in Persian.
So sweet. = Tan dulce.