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60 [sixty]

At the bank

 


‫60 [شصت]‬

‫در بانک‬

 

 
I would like to open an account.
‫می‌خواهم حساب باز کنم.‬
man mikhâham yek hesâb bâz konam.
Here is my passport.
‫این پاسپورت من است.‬
in pâsporte man ast.
And here is my address.
‫و این آدرس من است.‬
va in âdrese man ast.
 
 
 
 
I want to deposit money in my account.
‫می‌خواهم پول به حسابم واریز کنم.‬
man mikhâham pool be hesâbam vâriz konam.
I want to withdraw money from my account.
‫می‌خواهم از حسابم پول برداشت کنم.‬
man mikhâham az hesâbam pool bardâsht konam.
I want to pick up the bank statements.
‫می‌خواهم موجودی حسابم را بگیرم.‬
man mikhâham mojudi-ye hesâbam râ begiram.
 
 
 
 
I want to cash a traveller’s cheque / traveler’s check (am.).
‫می‌خواهم یک چک مسافرتی را نقد کنم.‬
man mikhâham yek cheke mosâferati râ naghd konam.
What are the fees?
‫مبلغ کارمزد چقدر است؟‬
mablaghe kârmozd cheghadr ast?
Where should I sign?
‫کجا را باید امضا کنم؟‬
kojâ râ bâyad emzâ konam?
 
 
 
 
I’m expecting a transfer from Germany.
‫من منتظر یک حواله بانکی از آلمان هستم. ‬
man montazere yek havâle-ye bânki az âlmân hastam.
Here is my account number.
‫این شماره حسابم است.‬
in shomâre hesâbam ast.
Has the money arrived?
‫پول رسیده است؟‬
pool reside ast?
 
 
 
 
I want to change money.
‫می‌خواهم این پول را به ارز دیگری تبدیل کنم.‬
man mikhâham in pool râ be arze digari tabdil namâyam.
I need US-Dollars.
‫من دلار آمریکا لازم دارم.‬
man be dolâre âmrikâ niâz dâram.
Could you please give me small notes / bills (am.)?
‫لطفآ اسکناس های ریز به من بدهید.‬
lotfan eskenâs-hâye riz be man bedahid.
 
 
 
 
Is there a cashpoint / an ATM (am.)?
‫آیا اینجا دستگاه عابر بانک دارد؟‬
âyâ injâ dastgâhe âber bânk vojud dârad?
How much money can one withdraw?
‫چقدر پول می‌شود برداشت کرد؟‬
che meghdâr pool mitavân bardâsht nemud?
Which credit cards can one use?
‫از چه کارت های اعتباری می‌شود استفاده کرد؟‬
kodâm kârt-hâye e-etebâri râ mitavân estefâde kârd?
 
 
 
 


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