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Persian (phonetic) English Script Appears In
daroon inside دَرون beshnō een nay: Rumi's beshnō een nay Part 4
darooné man my inside دَرون مَن beshnō een nay: Rumi's beshnō een nay Part 4
dar tarāree in playfulness fathe bagh: Forough Farokhzad's fathe bagh Part 4
daryāchéyé koochooloo ham dāreem! small ponds. دَریاچِهِ کوچولو هَم داریم! A Dialogue between Leyla and Her Uncle Ahmad
dar ____ zendegee meekonam I live in _____ دَر ـــــــــــــــ زِندِگی می‌کُنَم How to Say Where You Live, and Answer Simple Questions
dar ___ zendegee meekoneem we live in ____ دَر___ زِندِگی می‌کُنیم Review of Unit 1!
dasht field دشت‌ dar golestané: Sohrab Sepehri's dar golestané Part 4
dāsht had داشت The verb ‘To Have’
dāshtan to have داشتَن The verb ‘To Have’, More Present Continuous and Imperatives(!), Subjunctive To Have and To Be
dāshté bāsh to have داشتِه باش Subjunctive To Have and To Be
dashthāyee fields دشت‌های dar golestané: Sohrab Sepehri's dar golestané Part 4
dashthāyee ché farāgh such wide fields dar golestané: Sohrab Sepehri's dar golestané Intro
dast hand / arm دَست How to Talk About Feeling Under the Weather and Pain, and Parts of the Body, Parts of the Body (Vocabulary Sprint)
dast hand دَست aybé rendān makon: Hafez's aybé rendān makon Part 5
dastam dard meekoné my hand/arm hurts دَستَم دَرد می‌کُنِه More About Pain and Illness
dāstān story داستان beshnō een nay: Rumi's beshnō een nay Part 2
dast dard dāram I have a hand/arm ache دَست دَرد دارَم More About Pain and Illness
dast darkash kard bā ātash bé ham it took the fire in its arms (i.e. embraced it) دَست دَرکَش کَرد با آتَش بِه هَم Parable of the Moths, Part 3
dasté khālee empty-handed دَستِ خالی The Etiquette of Being Hosted
dasté por full-handed دَستِ پُر The Etiquette of Being Hosted