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Edition: 2004
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PERSIAN
DICTIONARY
FOR ENGLISH-SPEAKING
STUDENTS
Persian-English;
English-Persian
by Chérie Phillips,
NovaStoic Priest
Theoretical Philosopher
Copyright © 2004
by Cherie Phillips.
All Rights Reserved. UCC Universal Copyright Convention.
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PERSIAN - ENGLISH |
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SENTENCES |
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| TRANSLITERATION |
ALTERNATIVE |
PERSIAN SCRIPT |
ENGLISH |
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| ahl-e nio york-in,
shomâ? |
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Are you from New York? |
| ali dar khâbgâh
fârsi tamrín mikone. |
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Ali practices Persian in the dorm. |
| âqâ-ye
tomâs,
ma’zeret mikhâm shomâ
kohjâi hastin? |
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Mr. Thomas, excuse me for asking, but
where are you from? |
| â'sâbam
khord âst. |
â'sâbam khurd-e. |
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My nerves are shot. |
| a'sabam khord
ast-e. |
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My nerves are shot. |
| az taraf-e mâdar-am. |
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On my mother's side. |
| az taraf-e
pedar-am. |
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On my father's side. |
| bâ khodkâr
benevisam? |
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Should I write it with a ballpoint pen? |
| ba'dan kâr-dâri. |
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Are you busy later? |
| ba'dan mi-binametân. |
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See you later. |
| ba'dan
mi-g-am. |
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I will tell you later. |
| bânk kojâst? |
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Where's the bank? |
| baradaram dar
iran zendgi mikone. |
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My brother lives in Iran. |
| barâdar-e
bozorg-e in pesar. |
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This boy’s
older brother. |
| be lahje-ye
mashhad. |
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The accent of Meshed. |
| be man khosh
gozasht. |
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I had a good time. |
| bebakshid ba-man-in? |
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Are you talking to me? (lit: are you
with me?) |
| besme-lâhe-rahmâne-rahim. |
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In the name of God, the merciful, the
munificent. |
| book be fârsi
chi mishe? |
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How do you say "book" in
Persian? |
| book be fârsi
mishe ketâb. |
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"Book" in Persian is ketâb. |
| book chi míshe? |
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How do you say "book?"
<lit: What does ___ become?> |
| châi mi-khor-am. |
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I drink tea. |
| chand-tâ sib
dâri? |
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How many apples do you have? |
| che farq mi-kon-ad? |
che farq mi-kon-e? |
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What's the difference? |
| che rangi-e? |
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What color is it? |
| cherâ muze
baste ast? |
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Why is the museum closed? |
| chetor-e? |
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How are you? |
| chetori migin
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How do you say ___? |
| chi shod-e? |
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What's the matter? |
| chikâr
mikonin? |
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What are you doing? |
| dahân-am âb
oftâde. |
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My mouth is watering.
<seeing good food> |
| dar bimarestân-e
daneshgâh kâr mikone. |
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She works at the university hospital. |
| delam berâye
___ tang ast-e. |
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I miss, am homesick for ___. |
| dige chi
be-g-am? |
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What else should I say? |
| dige chi dâr-im? |
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What else do we have? |
| dige chi
fekr-mi-kon-in? |
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What else do you think? |
| dige chi kâr-kon-am? |
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What else should I do? |
| dikte mi-kon-am. |
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I dictate spelling words. |
| dobâr-e
mi-g-am. |
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I will say it again. |
| dorost ne-mi-dun-am. |
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I do not know exactly. |
| e'yb nadâr-e. |
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It doesn't matter? |
| farâmushesh
kon! |
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Forget about it! Don't worry! |
| fardâ
mibinametân. |
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See you tomorrow. |
| fârsi khub
harf mizani. |
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You speak Persian well. |
| fekr mikonam
nowbat-e jorj-e. |
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I think it’s
George’s turn. |
| hâlâ ne-mi-g-am. |
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I will not say now. |
| hâl-e-shomâ
chetor ast? |
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How are you? |
| hâl-e-shomâ
chetor-e? |
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How are you? |
| haq bâ shomâst. |
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You're right. |
| ino migin? |
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Do you mean this? |
| katban javâb
bedim? |
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Shall we answer in writing? |
| kelâs-e fârsi-e
emruz-e shomâ. |
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Your
Persian class for today -- |
| khâ(h)esh
mikonam. hanuz kheyli kam
midunam. |
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Oh no.
There is still very little I know. |
| kheyli jâleb-e.
khabarnegâr-e ruznâme-in? |
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That’s
very interesting. Are you a newspaper reporter? |
| kheyli kharj dâre. |
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It costs a lot. |
| kheyli
khoshvaqt shod-am. |
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greeting:
I'm please to meet you; I'm pleased to have met you. |
| khodâ hâfez-e
shomâ bâshad. |
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greeting:
May God be your preserver. |
| khodafez(-e)
shomâ. kheyli khoshvaqt shodam. |
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Goodbye. I am very pleased to have met
you. |
| khodâfez.
kheyli khoshvaqt shodam. |
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Goodbye. I am very please to have met
you. |
| khodâfez.
marhamat-e shomâ ziad. |
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Goodbye. It’s
been a real pleasure. |
| khwâhim did! |
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We'll see! |
| ki ye? |
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Who is it? |
| kodum râh? |
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Which way? |
| kojâ qazâ
mikhorin? |
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Where do you eat? |
| lotafan râh-e
___ ro be man begin. |
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Please tell me the way to ___. |
| lotfan befarmâid
pâ-ye takhte. |
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Please go the blackboard. |
| lotfan tekrar
konid. |
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Please repeat it! |
| mâ emshab
taklif-e shab dârim? |
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Do we have homework tonight? |
| man be shomâ
zang mizanam. |
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I'll give you a ring <call>. |
| man dar khâbgâ
qazâ mikhoram. |
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I eat at the dorm. |
| man emruz
emtehân midam. |
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I’m
going to take a test today. |
| man eshtebâh
mikonam. |
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I'm wrong.
<not right> |
| man fardâz
shomâ emtehan mikonam? |
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I’m
going to test you tomorrow. |
| man fârsi kam
harf mizanam. |
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I speak very little Persian. |
| man hamishe
shabâ motâle mikonam. |
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I always read/study at night. |
| man sabzi khâr
am. |
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I'm vegetarian. |
| man soâl dâram. |
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I have a question(s). |
| man talaffoz
mikonam. |
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pronouce (I will). |
| man ye barâdaro
ye khâhar dâram. |
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I have a brother and a sister. |
| man yebarâdaro
ye khâhar dâram. |
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I have one brother and one sister. |
| man ziad âvâz
mikhunam. |
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I sing a lot. |
| man ziâd dars
mikhunam. |
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I study a lot. |
| man ziad ketâb
mikhunam. |
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I read a lot of books. |
| man-am
khoshvaqt shodam. |
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I’m
also pleased to meet you. |
| man-am
khoshvaqt shodam. |
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I am pleased to meet you, too. |
| mersi.
bad nist. |
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Thanks.
Not bad. |
| mersi.
khub-e. |
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Thanks.
It is fine. |
| mersi.
motshaker-am. |
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Thanks.
I am thankful. |
| mi-khây-im be
___ berim. |
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We'd like to go to ___. |
| mishe be aks
begiram? |
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Can <may> I take a photo? |
| mishe be man
___ bhedin? |
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Could you give me ___? |
| mitunin ruye
naqshe be man neshân bedin? |
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Can you show me on the map? |
| moallem-e alio
rezâ |
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teacher Ali and Reza's |
| moallem-e
dust-e aqâ-ye shirazi. |
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The teacher of Mr. Shirazi’s
friend -- |
| mohem âst. |
mohem-e |
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It is important. |
| mohemm nist. |
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It's not important. |
| mokâleme-ye
dars-e panj-e in ketâb. |
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The
dialogue of Lesson 5 in this book -- |
| momken âst. |
momken-e |
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It's possible. |
| momken nist. |
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It's not possible. |
| mostaqim
beruin. |
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Go straight ahead. |
| motâ'assefam. |
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I'm sorry. |
| movâfeq
nistam. |
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I don't agree. |
| mowlana jalal-ed-din-e
rumi. |
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Rumi, the great mystical poet. |
| nakheyr
qorbân.
man fe’lan daneshju-am. |
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No.
I am a student for the time being. |
| nakheyr. ahl-e
eyâlat-e vâshangton-am. |
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No.
I am from Washington State. |
| ne-mi-dân-am. |
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I don't know. |
| pedaro mâdaret
kojâ zendegi mikonand? |
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Where do your parents live? |
| pesar-e âqâ-ye
firuzi. |
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Mr. Firuzi’s
son. |
| pesar-e dust-e
moallem-e alio reza --. |
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The son of Ali and Reza’s
teacher’s friend
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| portoqâl
mikhorin? |
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Would you like an orange? (some) Do you
eat oranges? (generic) |
| qazâ-ye
restorân-e in hotel -- |
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The food in this hotel’s
restaurant -- |
| raftan be ___
cheqadr kharj dâr-e. |
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How much does it cost to go to ___ ? |
| râst mi-g-id? |
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Really? |
| ru takhte siâh
benevisam yâ ru kâqaz? |
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Should I write it on the blackboard or
on paper? |
| sâ'at chand-e? |
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What time is it? |
| sâket show! |
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Shut up! |
| salâm koněd
be "Sherry." |
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Greet "Sherry!" |
| salâm konid
be ___. |
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Say hello to ___. |
| sâye-ye shomâ
kam nashavad |
nashe |
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May your shadow never diminish. |
| shoma ___ dârin? |
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Do you have ___? |
| shomâ arabi
mikhunin? |
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Do you study Arabic? |
| shomâ
baradero khâhar dârin? |
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Do you have a brother(s) and a sister(s)? |
| shomâ chi
fekr mikonin? |
fek |
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What do you think? |
| shomâ chi
migin? |
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What do you say? |
| shomâ fârsi
mesl-e bolbol harf mizanin! |
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You speak Persian like a nightingale! |
| shoma fârsi
mesl-e mâh harf mizanin! |
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You speak Persian beautifully! |
| shomâ kojâ
qazâ mikhorin? |
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Where do you eat? |
| shomâ portoqâl
mikhorin? |
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Would you like an orange? some oranges?
Do you eat oranges? |
| shomâ tekrâr
konid! |
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repeat (you)! <command> |
| sigar mi-kesh-am. |
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I am smoking a cigarette. |
| soâl konam ya
javâb bedam? |
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Should I ask or answer? |
| un chi mige? |
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What's he saying? |
| un key harekat
mikone? |
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What does it leave? |
| un mojâz nist. |
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It's not allowed. |
| un mojâz-e. |
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It's allowed. |
| unhâ kiyand? |
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Who are they? |
| va shomâ chi
mikhunin? |
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And what do you study? |
| vaqt-e emtehân-e
kelâs-e fârsi. |
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The
time of the exam in the Persian class -- |
| ye daqiqe sabr
konin. |
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Just a minute. |
| zekr-e kheyr-e
shomâ bud. |
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People spoke well of you. |
| zende bâd
___! |
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Long live ___! |
| zud bash! |
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Hurry up! |
| zud-e. |
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It's early. |
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