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Verb Conjugation: Please help me with the verb "davidan دویدن" (to run), in the colloquial
Hi,
Could you help me conjugate the verb "to run" (davidan دویدن) in Persian, *SPOKEN* form?
I just need the present tense (I run, you run, s/he runs, etc.) and the past tense (I ran, you ran, s/he ran, etc.) but in the colloquial form.
(present tense, written)
man midavam, to midavi, u midavad, mā midavim, shomā midavid, ānhā midavand
(past tense, written)
man davidam, to davidi, u david, mā davidim, shomā davidid, ānhā davidand
*Now, I just need the above conjugations in the spoken form.
Thank you.
Aug 6, 2019 7:38 PM
Answers · 5
2
Bonjour
In this case you have to prononce "o" instead of "v".
present tense,
second part is the spoken form :
man midavam,
mi do am
می دو ام
to midavi,
mi do ei
می دو یی
u midavad,
mi do e
می دو ا
mā midavim,
mi do eim
می د و ییم
shomā midavid,
mi do eid
می دو یید
ānhā midavand
mi do and
می دو اند
past tense,
Second part is the spoken form :
man davidam,
do ei dam
to davidi,
do ei di
u david,
do eid
mā davidim,
do ei dim
shomā davidid,
do ei did
ānhā davidand
do ei dand
August 9, 2019
2
Salaam :)
simple present tense of "davidan" in spoken Farsi:
midoam/ midoi/ midoe/ midoim/ midoid or midoin / midoan
simple past:
man doidam/ to doidi/ oon doid/ maa doidim / shomaa doidin or doidid /oonaa doidan
by the way "davide boodam" (doide boodam in spoken Farsi) is the past perfect tense.
I hope this helps.
August 7, 2019
Present:
mi do am
mi do ee
mi do e
mi do eem
mi do een
mi do an
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Past:
mi do ee dam
mi do ee di
mi do eed
mi do ee deem
mi do ee deen
mi do ee dan
August 10, 2019
Thank you, gelareh. *Can you conjugate the present tense in the colloquial (āmiyāneh)? Thank you.
August 6, 2019
Hello
No the past tense is man davide boodam to davide boodi u davide bood ma davide boodim shoma davide boodid anha davide boodand
August 6, 2019
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