Learn Farsi: مکانیک تشنه و گرسنه است. - The mechanic is thirsty and hungry.

Pro-drop means you can drop pronouns (like I, you, he, or she) because the verb tells you who the subject is. However, مکانیک is a specific noun, not a pronoun. If you drop it and just say تشنه و گرسنه است, the sentence becomes "He/she is thirsty and hungry," and the listener won't know you are talking about the mechanic!

Why is the verb است (is) at the very end of the sentence?

Farsi sentence structure is generally Subject-Object-Verb, meaning the main verb almost always sits at the very end. So instead of the English word order "The mechanic is thirsty and hungry," Farsi literally says "The mechanic thirsty and hungry is."

Does the word مکانیک or the verb است change if the mechanic is a woman?

No! Farsi is entirely gender-neutral when it comes to grammar. Nouns like مکانیک and verbs like است stay exactly the same whether you are talking about a man or a woman.

How is the word و (and) usually pronounced between these two adjectives?

Although formally pronounced "va", in spoken Farsi the word و is usually shortened to a quick "o" sound. Because تشنه ends in a vowel sound, native speakers naturally add a "y" sound to connect them, making the phrase sound like "teshne-yo gorosne".