The verb "is" in SPOKEN Farsi is "e".
"She" & "He" is "u" in Farsi.
"She is ....."    =   "u ....... e"  (verbs in Farsi go at the end of sentences so "e" goes at the end of the sentence"
She is beautiful = u khoshgel e.      او خوشگله
khoshgel = beautiful  خوشگل
Zesht = ugly   زشت
Chagh = fat  چاق
Laghar = Thin  لاغر
Ghad boland = tall قدبلند
Ghad kootah = short قد کوتاه
Pir = old پیر
Javoon= جوون

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