Mastering Persian Verbs & Expressions with dast / دست (hand)

[@bharpursingh1584]

سلام خانم درس خیلی عالیه بسیار اصطلاحات نو یاد گرفتم. برام همیشه درد می خورند. دست تان درد نکنه.

[@inkpolyglot]

ممنونم از شما ❤️

[@MuhammadImran-jg1kp]

Outstanding way for teaching love you 😘 imran from Lahore Pakistan

[@language_acquisition]

تشکر خیلی جالب بود

[@jbm155]

Daste shoma dard nakone! Besiaar aali! 👋👍

[@doha5447]

Thank you dear Pantia ❤. . It is a very hard lesson. ❤️⭐️💚❤️⭐️💚❤️⭐️💚.

[@mypersiancorner]

sure, which grammatical part did you have a question about?

[@doha5447]

@@mypersiancorner it is just hard to be memorised 🤓

[@doha5447]

@@mypersiancorneralso I have 2 questions lotfan: 1- with دم دست we use داشتن يا بودن. ? گوشیم دم دست است. و. دستمال دم دست داری؟. 2 - آخر جمله : … كه برم با رءيسم صحبت كنم. (برم). Why we have said برم It is grammatically linked to صحبت کردن or just for the meaning of the sentence ? ❤❤❤❤❤

[@mypersiancorner]

@ 1) both are possible: "to be handy" or "to have [sth] handy" 2) برم is because of که. When we give the purpose of an action, we use که and then the subjunctive. Hope that helps 😊

[@mypersiancorner]

@ true, but it's just practice. I know you can do it 💪

[@MrMagood1382]

ضمن تشکر و قدردانی ویژه از شما ،خواهش میکنم برای ما فارسی زبانان هم محتوا تولید کنید. اصطلاحات Native speaker ها را خیلی علاقه مند هستم بدونم

[@mypersiancorner]

خیلی ممنونم از لطفتون.اخیرا چند تا ویدیو منتشر کردم و امروز هم همینطور اما متاسفانه مخاطب نیست. ولی چشم، اگر وقت کنم باز هم محتوا تولید می کنم.

[@edella1967]

5:50. .تو الیمپیک مدال طلا رو به دست آورد Is there a rule in colloquial Farsi on when تو or توی is used? Is it just what kind of "flows" better? And would the use of the verb گرفتن serve the same purpose (I know this lesson is specifically for usages of دست)? Thank you as always for the lessons, Pontia. They have been indispensable for me.😊

[@muratkilicarslan6365]

Thank you:)))

[@mypersiancorner]

Thank you so much! I'm so glad they've been helpful.😊 I would say توی in particular is often تو in colloquial Persian. We just can't be bothered by that final ی In terms of گرفتن you could easily use that in place of this expression. It's a matter of a simple verb vs a more idiomatic expression like: help vs. give a hand, or call vs give a ring.

[@10percentrugs]

I have a question. What is the convention for the use of subject personal pronouns in sentences considered? Example: man nameh- ro ferestam.

[@mypersiancorner]

It’s usually omitted and just used for emphasis or when turning a question around to ask someone else. I’ll make a short video to explain it better with examples 😉

[@doha5447]

Dear Pantia; در جمله ى ششم ، کلمه ی «قشنگ. چه معنی داره. )قشنگ دستت میاد)«