How should I conjugate these "Naqis Verbs"? حکی : haka or hakiya? یحکی : yahkiya or yahka? the same question for : صلی یصلی. حصی یحصی. فنی یفنی. بنی یبنی I know the rules, so I just need the للغائب form. Thanks!* yahki or yahka !

El Ano Nuevo para mi ! El Ano Nuevo de Persia (1390) se empezo hace unos dias. Yo y mi familla fueron a visitar nuestro parientes y amigos y les felicitamos a ellos por el Ano Nuevo. Tambien comieron un poco de cacajuetes, chocolates y otras cosas como estes. lo pasamos bien. Pero yo estuvo libre por solamente un dia. Entonces no pude viajar porque debi de nuevo empezar a estudiar y preparar para mi examen. Creo que siempre hay mucho tiempo para divertirse; entonces hasta tres meses que vienen, tengo que tratar duro y estoy completamente ocupado durante este tiempo.

Le Nouvel An pour moi ! Le Nouvel An de Persia (1390) s'est commence il ya plusieurs journees. Moi et ma famille avons alle chez nos relations et leur felicite a eux du Nouvel An. Nous aussi avons mange des cacahuetes, chocolats et quelques autres choses comme ceux-ci. On a eu bon temps. Mais j'ai ete libre pour seulement un jour. Je n'ai pas pu voyager parce que j'ai du recommoncer a etudier pour mon examen. Je croi qu'il y a toujours beaucoup de temps pour s'amuser; donc jusqu'a trois mois plus tard, je dois essayer dur et suis completement occupe pendent ce temps.

Persian Literature (For years my heart ...) [Persian Version] سال ها دل طلب جام جم از ما می کرد وان چه خود داشت ز بیگانه تمنا می کرد گوهری کز صدف کون و مکان بیرون است طلب از گمشدگان لب دریا می کرد مشکل خویش بر پیر مغان بردم دوش کو به تایید نظر حل معما می کرد دیدمش خرم و خندان قدح باده به دست واندر آن آینه صد گونه تماشا می کرد گفتم این جام جهان بین به تو کی داد حکیم گفت آن رو که این گنبد مینا می کرد بیدلی در همه احوال خدا با او بود او نمی دیدش و از دور خدایا می کرد این همه شعبده ی خویش که می کرد این جا سامری پیش عصا و ید بیضا می کرد گفت آن یار کز او گشت سر دار بلند جرمش این بود که اسرار هویدا می کرد فیض روح القدس ار باز مدد فرماید دیگران هم بکنند آنچه مسیحا می کرد گفتمش سلسله ی زلف بتان از پی چیست گفت حافظ گله ای از دل شیدا می کرد [English Version] For years my heart was in search of the Grail What was inside me, it searched for, on the trail That pearl that transcends time and place Sought of divers whom oceans sail My quest to the Magi my path trace One glance solved the riddles that I Braille Found him wine in hand and happy face In the mirror of his cup would watch a hundred detail I asked, "when did God give you this Holy Grail?" Said, "on the day He hammered the world’s first nail!" Even the unbeliever had the support of God Though he could not see, God’s name would always hail. All the tricks of the mind would make God seem like fraud Yet the Golden Calf beside Moses’ rod would just pale. And the one put on the cross by his race His crime, secrets of God would unveil Anyone who is touched by God’s grace Can do what Christ did, without fail. And what of this curly lock that’s my jail Said this is for Hafez to tell his tale. [ By: Hafez Shirazi ] [ Translated by: Shahriar Shahriari ]

Persian Literature (01) [Persian Version] باز این چه شورش است که در خلق عالم است / باز این چه نوحه و چه عزا و چه ماتم است باز این چه رستخیز عظیم است کز زمین / بی نفخ صور خاسته تا عرش اعظم است این صبح تیره باز دمید از کجا کز او / کار جهان و خلق جهان جمله درهم است گویا طلوع میکند از مغرب آفتاب / کاشوب در تمامی ذرات عالم است گرخوانمش قیامت دنیا بعید نیست / این رستخیز عام که نامش محرم است در بارگاه قدس که جای ملال نیست / سرهای قدسیان همه بر زانویغم است جن و ملک بر آدمیان نوحه می کنند / گویا عزای اشرف اولاد آدم است خورشید آسمان و زمین، نور مشرقین / پرورده ی کنار رسول خدا، حسین [Finglish Version] Baz in che shuresh ast ke dar xalq e alam ast / Baz in che nohe o che aza o che matam ast Baz in che rastaxiz e azim ast k az zamin / Bi nafx e sur xaaste ta arsh e a'zam ast In sobh e tire baz damid az koja k az u / Kar e jahan o xalq e jahan jomle darham ast Guya tolu' mikonad az maqreb aftab / K ashub dar tamami e zarrat e alam ast Gar xanam-ash qiamat e donya baid nist / In rastaxiz e aam ke namash moharram ast Dar bargah e qods ke jay e malal nist / Sarhay e qodsian hame bar zanoy e qam ast Jen o malak bar adamian nohe mikonand / Guya azay e ashraf e owlad e adam ast Xorshid e asman o zamin, nur e mashreqeyn / Parvardey e kenar e rasul e Xoda, Hoseyn ! [ By: Mohtasham Kashani ]

Why Persian? Persian is an easy language cloaked in an air of seeming difficulty! ~ Persian verbs are ridiculously easy. * Every single verb is regular in the past tense. * The only verb irregularity ever seen is in verbs that have an irregular present stem. Once you have learned this stem, however, it conjugates regularly like any other. ~ Persian has no articles. ~ Persian has no cases. ~ Persian adjectives can be used as adverbs. ~ Persian words are intuitive and easy to build. ~ Persian has quite a few cognates with English and other Indo-European languages. * bad (bad), mâdar (mother), barâdar (brother), pâ (foot, think pedestrian), ast (there is, think German ist), nist (there isn't, think German nicht), pedar (father), to (informal 'you', think thou), etc. ~ And some other random notes: * Cardinal numbers are all regular. Just put -om on the end of the number. * Plurals are regular, ending in -hâ or -ân for living things. There are Arabic plurals for some words but there is nothing wrong with not using them (like Latin plurals of words like octopi for octopus). * Relative clauses are easy, just using ke to join two clauses. "The coffee that he drank" for example is literally "Coffee ke he drank it". "The boy that went to school" is "Boy ke he went to school". For details see: http://www.pagef30.com/2008/08/detailed-explanation-of-why-persian.html

Which job do u think ...? Which job do u think is the most respectable for the time being? a heart surgeon? a neurosurgeon? a lawyer? a musician? an engineer? etc...what profession do u think is currently the most respected? to Economist: well: so do I, but still some jobs are more respected in the world!" what profession do u think is currently the most respected? " to Economist: so do I, but still a group of jobs are more respected in the world!to Economist: I'm not angry :P Thank you for the answer!

the 101 most dangerous? What's up with this book? > The Professors: The 101 Most Dangerous Academics in America http://www.amazon.com/Professors-Most-Dangerous-Academics-America/dp/1596985259 Why is David Horowitz trying to portray these professors as dangerous? political purpose? Isn't he lying for some reason? Do u trust him and his book? Thank you for your answer!

How certainly? How do we know what God likes and what he doesn't?Nika: hichi baba goftam ye soal konam ruhyam avaz she :D