whats difference ordo language an farsi dari?
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Directly from wikipedia:\n\n"The Afghan dialect of the Persian language Dari derives from "Farsee-e Darbari", meaning 'Persian of the royal courts'. It is regarded by some scholars as the more original version of the language. Iran, having a larger population, a stronger economy and closer ties to the rest of the world has developed its language further in the course of history. Afghanistan took a more conservative approach mainly due to lack of resources. As a result, Dari has not changed much over the last few centuries."
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baby ofcourse u cant find poems and lyrics as nice and beautiful as the persian ones. whi can say poems like saadi or molavi? and someof the new pope poems are also beautiful thanks for translating this one good luck dear
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(persian)\nsalam arash jan behet farsi migam chon asoon tareh .barayeh rad shodan az in filtereh lanati rahhayeh ziadi voojod dareh , vali behtarin rah estefadeh az yek siteh filter shekaneh . to google barayeh "jonamoos" search kon agar ham natonesti be man "danymogh@gmail.com" email bezan .
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The official languages of Afghanistan are Pashto and Persian (Dari).\nPashto is the language spoken by the Pashtun people who inhabit Afghanistan and the western provinces of Pakistan. It is part of the Eastern Iranian branch of the Indo-European language group.\nPersian goes back way long time in history, originated after the defeat of the Parthians.
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it is Persian, is what you mean !!
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French and Arabic are both official languages in Chad.  Sara is spoke in southern Chad, but it's not considered an  official language of the country.  There are also over 100 different tribal languages spoken throughout the country.
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It means "I love you" in Pashto, which is one of the two official languages of Afghanistan.
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Persian is a language and also an ethnicity. Different ethnic people live in Iran, they are all Iranian by nationality, the majority are Persian by ethnicity. Moreover, persian is something to be proud of ;)
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I wouldn't say these 2 languages are so incredibly close. The grammar in both languages is similar in the way that a sentence is formed. The verbs, tenses, and their conjugation is different. In short there are more differences than there are similarities.\nTheir similarities come from the fact that they both evolved from the same language.
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Yes, mitoonam, can you speak farsi?
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Di Di Dum Di Dum Di Dum Dar Di Dum Di Dar Dum Oooh
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I know a lot about them--what did you want to know?  German is actually considered mixed SVO/SOV since all dependent clauses have the verb moved to the end.  A very good book on German syntax comparing it to English is "A Comparative Typology of English and German" by John A. Hawkins, 1986, University of Texas Press.  There may be something more recent, but this is the book we used in my graduate German Syntax class at UT in 1992.
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deri is the old persian .Deri used in Afganistan but persian used in Iran Deri and Tacik are diyalekt of persian .in other mean Deri is grandmother of persian .
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Arash is is English your second language by any chance?\n\nDid you perhaps mean to ask which was greater, the Roman civilisation or the Persian civilisation?\n\nIn English we speak of Romance languages, meaning the languages that evolved from Roman Latin. But it is very rare to speak of a Romance civilisation.
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Many ..\nare you asking about classes, or reading resources? or may be..web resources?\nOk..\n\nI will put what I know best in the sources..\n\n..about Arabic only...Farsi..even I have studied it before, but only as a subject in Cairo university, Egypt. Not sure where the "best" school is..\n\nGood luck learning :)
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it's Persian.\nIt's either written wrong (with the repetitions of boro and digeh), or it's one of those stupid songs they call pop these days (the disgrace to Persian music and poetry, if you know what i mean)
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In Turkish, Orkut means "the holy meeting place."\nIn Finnish slang, it means "orgasms" or, more generally, "pleasure of the body"\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orkut