Now let's see the answer to why the verb is at the end when we say khub-i? (-i is actually the squeezed version of “you are”)

Conventional Persian sentence structure:

Subject + Object + Verb (SOV)
Subject + Verb + Object (SVO)
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✔ SOV

Notes: Persian is playful. You don’t seem like an idiot by trying different structures 😄

Which one is a correct translation for “You are my love”?

Eshgh-e man-i
to eshgh-e man
Eshgh-am

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✔ Eshgh-e man-i

You see that we don’t even use “to” because the verb already carries it.

How do we say “How are you?” in Persian?

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✔ khub-i?

Long version: khub hasti?

What does “nafas” (نفس) mean in English?

Cucumber
Breath
Darling

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✔ Breath

Which one is not a romantic word but is very delicious?

Joon
Jigar
Tahdig

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✔ Tahdig 😄

Iran’s crispy crown jewel haha. Read about tahdig here (+) yum.

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