As you know, practice makes perfect! These useful drills present even more words and phrases than covered in this week’s lesson. This will not only build your Persian vocabulary, but also help you learn to read and write Farsi more quickly and confidently.
Note: Before doing these homeworks, make sure you have learned the previous words fluently.
New words:
To save = 
/neja:t da:dæn/.
To get used to = 
/a:dæt kærdæn/.
To get used to something = 
/beh something a:dæt kærdæn/.
To come back = 
/bær gæshtæn/.
To ask = 
/porsidæn/.
Name = 
/esm/. Also 
/na:m/.
Shirt = 
/pira:hæn/.
Flight ticket = 
/beli:t-e- hæva: peima:/.
To take = 
/gereftæn/.
Revenge = 
/entegha:m/.
To take revenge = 
/entegha:m gereftæn/.
To look after = 
/mora:ghebæt kærdæn/.
To look after somebody or something = 
/æz somebody or something mora:ghebæt kærdæn/.
To look for somebody or something = 
/donba:l-e- somebody or something gæshtæn/.
Job = 
/shoghl/.
Old = 
/pi:r/.
Old man = 
/pi:r mærd/.
To water = 
/a:b da:dæn/.
To water something = 
/beh something a:b da:dæn/.
Flower = 
/gol/.
Please translate the following sentences into Persian.
Note: the following structure is different from the request form of sentences such as “will you open the door, please?”
- He saved his friend.
- I haven’t got used to this country.
- She hasn’t come back.
- Have you forgiven him?
- My parents didn’t ask his name.
- Did your sister buy that shirt?
- They will buy 10 flight tickets next week.
- I will take revenge.
- My mother will look after my child.
- She has looked for a new job since 2000.
- This old man will not water the flowers.
