Breakdown of به نظر میرسد که اشکال را رفع میکنند.
راrâ
definite direct object marker
کهke
that (conjunction)
به نظر رسیدنbe nazar rasidan
to seem
اشکالeshkâl
flaw / problem (defect, fault)
Questions & Answers about به نظر میرسد که اشکال را رفع میکنند.
How exactly does be nazar mi-resad translate to "it seems"?
Literally, nazar means sight, view, or opinion, and mi-resad means it arrives (from the verb residan). So the phrase literally translates to "it arrives to the view." It is the standard Farsi idiom for "it seems" or "it appears."
Why is the verb mi-resad in the third-person singular here?
Just like in English when we say "it seems", Farsi uses an impersonal third-person singular form. The action does not belong to a specific person, so the verb defaults to the "it" ending, which is -ad.
Why is the object marker râ used after eshkâl?
The word râ marks a definite direct object. Because the sentence refers to resolving a specific flaw ("the flaw") rather than just any flaw, eshkâl needs râ to show it directly receives the action of the verb.
What kind of verb is raf' mikonand?
It is a compound verb made of the noun raf' (an Arabic loanword meaning removal, elimination, or resolution) and the verb kardan (to do or to make). Together, raf' kardan means to resolve or to fix.
Since we are learning the past progressive, how would you emphasize that they are "currently resolving" it right this second?