Breakdown of ما هر صبح برای صبحانه یک سیب میخوریم.
ما
we
یکyek
one / a, an
سیبsib
apple
برایbarâye
for
صبحsobh
morning
خوردنkhordan
to eat / to drink
هرhar
every
صبحانهsobhâne
breakfast
Questions & Answers about ما هر صبح برای صبحانه یک سیب میخوریم.
Why is sobh singular when we are talking about multiple mornings?
The word har means "every" or "each." Just like in English, it must always be followed by a singular noun in Farsi. So we say har sobh (every morning), and we never make it plural like har sobh-ha.
Is there a connection between the words sobh (morning) and sobhane (breakfast)?
Yes! The word sobhane is built directly from sobh. The suffix -ane is often added to time words to name the meal eaten at that time, making sobhane the meal meant for the morning.
Why isn't there a ra after yek sib since it is the direct object of the verb?
The object marker ra is only used for specific or definite objects (like "the apple" or "this apple"). Because they are eating yek sib (an unspecified, indefinite apple), we do not use ra here.
How does the verb mikhorim show that this is a repeated action?
The prefix mi- at the beginning of the verb creates the present habitual tense. When paired with a time phrase like har sobh (every morning), it shows that eating an apple is a regular, repeating routine rather than something happening just right now.
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