Questions & Answers about من الان اینترنت ندارم.
Why is the negative verb nadâram instead of nemidâram?
The verb for "to have" is a special exception in Farsi! For almost all other present tense verbs, you make them negative by adding nemi-. But for this verb, you only add na- to the positive form dâram, making it nadâram.
Do I actually need to say man at the beginning?
No, it is optional. The -am ending on the verb nadâram already tells us the subject is "I". In spoken Farsi, it is very common to drop the man and just say alân internet nadâram.
Why doesn't alân go at the end of the sentence like "right now" does in English?
Farsi sentences follow a different order than English, and the verb (in this case, nadâram) almost always claims the very last spot. Time words like alân are usually placed near the beginning, right after the subject.
Is internet exactly the same word as in English?
Yes! Farsi borrows it directly. It is written and understood just like the English word, though a native speaker will pronounce it with a Farsi accent, lightly tapping the "r" and pronouncing the "e" sounds very clearly.
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