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‫80 [هشتاد] ‬ ‫صفت ها 3‬

80 [hashtâd] sefat hâ 3

She has a dog.	‫او (زن) یک سگ دارد.‬; oo (zan) yek sag dârad.
The dog is big.	‫سگ بزرگ است.‬; sag bozorg ast.
She has a big dog.	‫او (زن) یک سگ بزرگ دارد.‬; oo (zan) yek sage bozorg dârad.
She has a house.	‫او یک خانه دارد.‬; oo yek khâne dârad.
The house is small.	‫خانه کوچک است.‬; khâne kuchak ast.
She has a small house.	‫او (زن) یک خانه ی کوچک دارد.‬; oo (zan) yek khâne-ye kuchak dârad.
He is staying in a hotel.	‫او (مرد) در هتل زندگی می‌کند.‬; oo (mard) dar yek hotel zendegi mikonad.
The hotel is cheap.	‫هتل ارزان است.‬; hotel arzân ast.
He is staying in a cheap hotel.	‫او در یک هتل ارزان اقامت دارد.‬; oo dar yek hotele arzân zendegi mikonad.
He has a car.	‫او یک خودرو دارد.‬; oo yek khodro dârad.
The car is expensive.	‫خودرو گران است.‬; khodro gerân ast.
He has an expensive car.	‫او یک خودروی گران دارد.‬; oo yek khodro-ye gerân dârad.
He reads a novel.	‫او (مرد) یک رمان می‌خواند.‬; oo (mard) yek român mikhânad.
The novel is boring.	‫رمان خسته کننده است.‬; român khaste konande ast.
He is reading a boring novel.	‫او (مرد) یک رمان خسته کننده می‌خواند.‬; oo (mard) yek române khaste konande mikhânad.
She is watching a movie.	‫او (زن) یک فیلم تماشا می‌کند.‬; oo (zan) yek film tamâshâ mikonad.
The movie is exciting.	‫فیلم مهیج است.‬; film mohayej ast.
She is watching an exciting movie.	‫او (زن) یک فیلم مهیج تماشا می‌کند.‬; oo (zan) yek filme mohayej tamâshâ mikonad.

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