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Please help me understand this. I thought چند تا meant "how many" and چقدر meant "how much"...
salām be hamegi!
I thought چند تا meant "how many" and چقدر meant "how much"...
If that's the case then why do people say "man-o chandtā dust dāri?" to mean "how much do you like me?" ?
Shouldn't it be "man-o cheghad(r) dust dāri?" ?
Please help me understand this.
Thank you!!!!!
Jul 20, 2019 5:28 AM
Answers · 3
How much do you love me?=man-o cheghad(r) dust dāri?
How many kids do you have? چندتا بچه داری
why do people say "man-o chandtā dust dāri?"( I do not use it)I would use(How much do you love me?=man-o cheghad(r) dust dāri?)
July 20, 2019
Thank you, Sohrab!
July 21, 2019
hi!
"man-o cheghad(r) dust dāri?" is also correct, e.g:
A:"man-o cheghad(r) dust dāri?"
B: kheili (a lot)
but the answer for "man-o chandtā dust dāri?" is usually a number. For example:
A: man-o chandtā dust dāri?
B: dah tā (10)
July 21, 2019
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