Breakdown of اگه کارگرا میرن اونجا، باید طبق جدول زباله رو تفکیک کنن.
آنجاânjâ
there
رفتنraftan
to go
راrâ
definite direct object marker
بایدbâyad
must
Questions & Answers about اگه کارگرا میرن اونجا، باید طبق جدول زباله رو تفکیک کنن.
Since this lesson covers complex prepositions, could I swap tebq-e for bar asâs-e or motâbeq-e here?
Yes, they are highly interchangeable in this context. tebq-e jadval (according to the schedule), bar asâs-e jadval (based on the schedule), and motâbeq-e jadval (in accordance with the schedule) all use the ezâfe suffix to link to the noun. However, tebq-e is particularly common and natural in everyday speech when referring to following established rules, plans, or schedules.
Why does age (if) trigger the present indicative miran (they go) instead of the subjunctive beran?
In Farsi, real conditions can take the present indicative in the 'if' clause to frame a situation as a likely fact or an ongoing plan: 'If they are (already) going there...'. This is very common in spoken Farsi. Using the subjunctive beran is also grammatically correct, but it makes the condition feel slightly more hypothetical, like 'If they happen to go there...'.
Why use tafkik kardan instead of the simpler everyday verb jodâ kardan for 'to separate'?
While jodâ kardan is the general word for separating things, tafkik kardan specifically means to sort, categorize, or segregate items by type. Because of this nuance, tafkik-e zobâle is the fixed, standard term in Farsi for sorting waste or recycling.
Is the placement of tebq-e jadval strictly fixed before the direct object zobâle ro?