How to talk about being sick/sickness in Persian/Farsi

[@ursschnatterfleck6019]

As always, very good and useful. You deserve a lot more likes and subscribers. But that will come, for sure!

[@mypersiancorner]

Damet garm! 🙏🙏 Thank you so much! Yah, fingers crossed🤞🤞

[@TheMamaDewell]

Another great lesson. I find the idioms particularly helpful. Thanks.

[@yumeda4002]

Mersi 😍😍

[@BahramEsf]

Mersi. I really appreciate your way of teaching. You keep a good speed and use normal every day farsi that is so helpful. From what I have listened to and even language programs that I have tested, you have been among the best. I hope you will be able to produce more. Khaste nabashi.

[@mypersiancorner]

I really appreciate that! Thank you so much!

[@AhmedAli-bv9zw]

Thanks alot Miss, keep going explain everything using two subtitles, and if you can please add two subtitles to the previous videos. Grateful

[@topersianistolive]

I recently found your channel and I'm really glad I did! 🎉 Great lessons!

[@mypersiancorner]

Yay that’s awesome! Welcome 🎉

[@callisaher77]

🌻🌹🌻 So nice Thank you

[@BindairDundat]

Wow ! Awesome lesson ! Mersi 😃

[@messykitchen7]

Hi I'm manifested this video ❤

[@mypersiancorner]

Aww, that's awesome!

[@tayabatabassum7297]

Thanks for the persian subtitle. Please suggest some persian movie or serial which have persian subtitle. دستتون درد نکنه . ❤

[@jwanroibrahim524]

❤😊

[@AhmedAli-bv9zw]

And if it's possible, explain the word باشه, i really don't understand it's function with it's come at the end of the sentence

[@mypersiancorner]

Sure باشه is simply the present subjunctive of بودن in the he/she/it form. امیدوارم که حالتون خوب باشه "I hope you are well." After امیدوارم we have to use the subjunctive.

[@highanddry0]

plz. what is the meaning and infinitive of میپیچم?

[@mypersiancorner]

پیچیدن it can mean "to turn" or "to twist

[@bluemiracle5131]

"pichidan" also means "to wrap", which I believe is the main meaning in "noskheh pichidan" because here in Iran in old times, pharmacists would wrap the doctor's prescription paper (aka noskheh) around the patients' drugs/medicine before giving it to them. That's where the phrase "noskheh pichidan" comes from as far as I know.