Word
تو با فشردن کلیدها به صورت یکنواخت، حروف را به طور صحیح چاپ میکنی.
Meaning
By pressing the keys evenly, you print the letters correctly.
Part of speech
sentence
Pronunciation
Course
Breakdown of تو با فشردن کلیدها به صورت یکنواخت، حروف را به طور صحیح چاپ میکنی.
تو
you (singular)
کلیدkelid
key
باbâ
with
راrâ
definite direct object marker
Questions & Answers about تو با فشردن کلیدها به صورت یکنواخت، حروف را به طور صحیح چاپ میکنی.
The sentence uses both be surat-e yeknavakht and be tor-e sahih. Is there a difference between be surat-e and be tor-e?
Both phrases are highly productive ways to turn adjectives into adverbs of manner. be surat-e literally means 'in the form of', while be tor-e means 'in the manner of'. In most contexts, including this one, they are completely interchangeable. The writer likely used both simply to avoid repetition!
How does ba feshordan-e kelid-ha work grammatically to mean 'by pressing the keys'?
Farsi uses the full infinitive form of a verb to act as a verbal noun (a gerund). Here, the preposition ba (with/by) connects to the infinitive feshordan (pressing). Because feshordan acts as a noun here, it uses an ezafe to link to its object, kelid-ha (keys), literally meaning 'with the pressing of the keys'.
Why is the word horuf used for 'letters' instead of the regular plural harf-ha?
horuf is an Arabic broken plural of the word harf (letter). While you could technically say harf-ha, Arabic broken plurals are deeply integrated into Farsi and must be memorized as vocabulary at the B2 level. For 'letters of the alphabet', horuf is the standard, natural-sounding choice.
Why does the object marker ra appear before the adverb be tor-e sahih?
The definite object marker must immediately follow the noun phrase it points to, which here is just (the letters). The adverbial phrase (correctly) modifies the verb (you print), so it sits completely outside the direct object boundary and comes after .