Persian Words & Phrases 22 - Daily Routines in Farsi

[@zaidishamim2539]

Thankyou so much sir Majid.

[@aboali9253]

day by day you get better and better

[@kazima313]

Your lessons are useful and day by day I,m more confident. Thanks

[@S1n6341]

Excellent methodology of teaching thanks 🙏, TARIKA EE DANISH KHELLI KHUBAM, KHELLI SEPASGOZARAM .

[@अनिष्टदेव-श7य]

Mans a life saver.

[@Shairalibaseeji313]

خیلی قشنگ کارھای روزا نہ در فارسی است خیلی ممنون استادم

[@hadj397]

Khaili khub bradar. Mamnoonam. Az Pakistan.

[@shabirmagami146]

Khaili khoob ... please continue this...really helpful

[@fatemeh..6828]

عالی بود .ممنون از شما استاد عزیز🙏🙏

[@kurdmap77]

خیلی عالی بود

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Kheli mumnunum

[@pianosuperfan]

kheyli khub o mofid bud: mer30 Majid!

[@nosaalkinani6304]

متشكرم

[@Estutikhanoom]

great video! super helpful.. thank you!

[@kazima313]

خیلی ممنونم. شما معلم خیلی خوبید

[@786huma]

Maashaallaah sir v important & V helpful video for me & for all learners . V Grateful to you sir .TANEEM FROM INDIA

[@meaghanhealey9587]

Very good. Thank you!

[@mansourghadhban236]

صبح قشنگ

[@tedjinielalmi2649]

خيلى ممنون عزيزم

[@AbdulAhad-mz2nj]

بسیار عالی

[@DilaVardarli]

خیلی ممنون! 🙂

[@shabirmagami146]

Tashakur agha

[@julianneheindorf5757]

I love your videos. It’s a great way of learning, but in this video I wish you could have repeated each sentence in Persian two or three times with a pause to let the viewer try to repeat the sentence. 😊 خیلی ممنون

[@umaribrahim9619]

عالی بود

[@shadiazad9858]

Merci

[@yassin7817]

سلام من یاسین ‌هاستام.

[@siangchan258]

I have a question. I finish work why in farsi is tamoom mishe not tamoom misham?

[@margaritasantolis7266]

سلام چطورین خیلی ممنون برای ویدیو تان ،but how do you say I don't have an exact time to go to work ?

[@PersianLearning]

ساعت دقیق (ثابت) رفتن به سرکار ندارم

[@marygiglio]

Salaam 😇💓👍🌞🌹

[@S1n6341]

DARUD KHANUM KHELLI SEPASGOZARAM

[@marygiglio]

@@S1n6341 Salaam 🤝

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@@S1n6341 Salaam khosh bakht am nemitavanam

[@marygiglio]

🤝🇮🇹🤝🇮🇷👍🏻✨

[@anapeterson9709]

Kheili mamnoon! As always, another interesting and useful lesson. I have a couple of questions from 10.42’ 1) Did you say hodood-e saat? 2) Is there any difference in use between hodood and moghe / in moghehaa? The example sentence I have for moghe also relates to time, but I think I missed writing ‘in vaght’, or similar (har rooz moghe baad miaad) as my translation says 'it gets windy every day about this time’. Also, I can’t figure out how ‘about’ can be plural, as in ‘in moghehaa’ . Is this even correct? I'm not sure if I got these from one of your videos so I can't go and look it up for myself.

[@PersianLearning]

No worries, now everything will get clear for you 😉 Hodood = about (time) In moghe = at this time or at this moment, now you know how it can get pulral: at these moments/times which actually means about these hours, or about this time.

[@СевдаИбрагимова-ю9м]

Thank you soooo much! Very helpful and useful information!!! And your explanation is wonderful!!!!!!

[@نوارنوري-ل3خ]

How can I describe you ?

[@rd7927]

👌👍👏

[@hadj397]

Sir give past tense and future tense of the same sentences

[@rubinasaifrazvi7159]

How do I say before sleep I usually surf facebook or youtube

[@PersianLearning]

ghable khaab mamoolan yekkam to facebook ya youtube micharkham

[@safalloshaebonezar5760]

excuse me, isn't watching TV "تماشا کردن" ?

[@PersianLearning]

Yes it is, but a bit formal.

[@Dawoud_Shirin]

In English we don't typically say "do shopping" in these cases. Instead we use " to go shopping". The only exception would be if you're talking about shopping as a part of possessive noun or a task that you need to complete. For example: I do all my Christmas shopping in November. 2:I do all my shopping after work. Otherwise, you would always use "to go shopping". Example: I go shopping everyday