Jul 15
Jadeye Yektarafe//Morteza Pashaei
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Jadeye Yektarafe//Morteza Pashaei
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Learning a language is hard because if you go like a week without practicing you forget almost everything and now the only full sentences you remember are āI want teaā and āhelp meā
I remember the days I could speak 3 languagesā¦ I was unstoppableā¦.
Delam barat tang shodeh
Khajoo bridge/ Isfahan/ Iran
Photo: Ali salehi
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Iām doing great at learning Farsi, I can count to ten, name some colors, and say āfluffy catā *glances at my mom/grandparents/aunt/uncle who are fluent in Farsi* *dies*
due to Posts on my Dash i aimlessly went down a rabbit hole and found a few lovely treasures
saw this word and went Now Hold On I've seen you before. and lo a nd behold it actually means jewel; the word/name that i already knew is qazaq gauhar, it means diamond! same middle persian origin.
then, when i saw the following word, i thought 'surely it must have an indo european etymology, earth literally means Erde in german' but no?? it's semitic? wow
exact same meanings as in german. i love languages
