After practicing speaking with my instructor I began to grasp the basics of expressing liking for something in Persian. The most difficult aspect for English speakers is the addition of the particle 'ra'. Placed before a verb, the particle marks the use of the accusative case.
An example sentence is ‘I like warm weather.’ The sentence would read as Man hawal e garm ra hosh daram. Hawal means ‘weather’ and garm means ‘warm’.
With Modern Hebrew, I have continued to practice and review the basic conjugation of various weak verbs. I now have command over several common verbs and their infinitive, imperative and aorist conjugations. The aorist conjugation is often translated as the English simple present. Below is a list of most of the simple verbs I have learned to conjugate thus far. A few verbs among the list are to get dressed, to talk, to agree, to hurry and to dial.
Comments