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متاهل

Married (mota'hhel)

سرگرمی

Hobby (sargarmi)

موسیقی

Music

مطالعه

Reading (motāl'e)

ورزش

Sport (varzesh)

محل

Place (mahall)

پلاک

House number (pelāk)

اهل آمریکا

A native of America (ahle āmrikā)

ساخت ژاپن

Made in Japan (sāxte)

محل تولدتون کجا است؟

Where is your birth place (mahalle tavallodetun kojāst)

تپلی

Plump (topoli)

لطف

Kind (lotf)

متشکر

Grateful(Motoshakker)

خراب

Broken (xarāb)

کوچه

Lane, side road (kuche)

صندوق

Trunk, box (sanduq)

داخل

Within (dāxel)