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آواز خواندن

To sing - āvāz khāndan (خوان )khun

آوردن

To bring - āvardan (آر )

اسفناج

Spinach - esfenāj

صبح زود

Early morning - sobh-e zud

دلم به هم خورده

Im nauseous - delam be ham khorde

بالا اوردم

I threw up - bālā ovordam

سوختم

I burned - sukht-am

سرگیجه

Dizzy - sargije

فشار خون

Blood pressure - feshār-e khun

سوختگی

Burn - sukhtegi

شلغم

Turnip - shalqam

نبات

Hard candy -nabāt

غرغره نمک

Gurgle salt - qarqare namak

زانو

Knee - zānu