همه‌ی اعضا با این برنامه مخالف هستند.

Questions & Answers about همه‌ی اعضا با این برنامه مخالف هستند.

Why is there a -ye at the end of hame (همه‌ی)?
Hame means all. When it comes before a noun to mean all of something, you connect them using the ezafe linking vowel. Because hame ends in a spoken vowel sound, the ezafe becomes a 'y' sound, written with the letter ی. It functions similarly to saying all of the members.
The word a'zā (اعضا) means members, but it doesn't have a normal plural ending like -hā. Why is that?
This is an irregular plural borrowed from Arabic, known as a broken plural. The singular word for member is ozv. Because a'zā is already inherently plural, you do not need to add Farsi plural suffixes like -hā or -ān.
Why does the sentence use (با) which means with, when the English says opposed to?
Prepositions often do not translate directly between languages. In Farsi, the word for opposed or against, moxālef, always pairs with the preposition . So in Farsi, you are opposed with a plan, rather than opposed to it.
Can I use a singular verb with hame since it is a single group?
Not in this case. When hame is used with a countable plural noun referring to people, like a'zā (members), the verb must be plural. That is why the sentence ends with hastand (they are) instead of the singular ast (is).

Learn همه‌ی اعضا با این برنامه مخالف هستند and more in Farsi

All course content and exercises are completely free — no paywalls, no trial periods, no signup needed.

  • Practice with interactive exercises
  • Track your progress with spaced repetition
  • Learn at your own pace — completely free