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They have red cotton sweater
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ast-išān suxr kašpērāhan ī pambagēn.
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he wants to be a shepherd
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ōy šubān-ē xvāhed būdan.
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I feel happy
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an šād ham.
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It is easy to learn
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hamuxtan āsān ast.
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She likes walking
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ōy raftan dōšed.
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They eat apples in the morning
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avēšān ped bāmdād sēb xvarend.
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He went to the hill
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ōy ō grīvag šud.
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This book is the best
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ēn nibēg pahlum ast.
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I usually excersie in the morning, because it feels good
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an bāstān ped bāmdād varzišn kunam, cē-m xvaš sahed.
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I want to become a doctor because it is meaningful
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bizešk-ē xvāham būdan cē cimīg ast.
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My favorite color is green because it looks fresh on clothes
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rang ī dōšīdag ī man sabz ast cē tāzag sahed abar jamagān.
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A good shepherd needs to be careful
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šubān ī xūb ušiyār abāyed būdan.
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I bought a red blouse that feels beautiful
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xrīd-am nēmīzag-ē ī suxr ī huzihr sahed.
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Farmers cut wheat in fields
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varzigarān gannum brīnend ped kišvzārān.
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sailors read bright stars on seas
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nāvāzān starān ī brāzāg pehipursend ped zrehān.
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the cat sleeps
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gurbag xvafsed.
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He paints a picture with brushes.
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ōy nigārag-ē nigāred ped garvāšān.
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He writes a letter with pen.
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ōy nāmag-ē nibēsed ped xāmag.
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He draws a map with pencil.
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ōy gardag-ē nigāred ped nayeskār.
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He prepares a meal with ingredients.
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ōy xvarišn-ē sāzed ped tisān.
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He constructs a shelter with wood.
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ōy abestām-ē dēsed ped cōb.
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He catches a fish with net.
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ōy ped dāmag māhīg gīred.
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he hunt a goat with knife
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ōy buz škared ped kārd.
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They found the treasure in the cave.
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avēšān (hān ī) ganz ped gāl vindād.
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They planted the seeds in the garden.
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avēšān bīzān andar bāv kišt hend.
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They stored the tools in the shed.
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avēšān abzārān ped hambārag hambārd hend.
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They cooked the food in the kitchen.
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avēšān xvardīg andar xvardpazxānag puxt.
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They played the game in the park.
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avēšān vāzīg ped bōyestān vāzīd.
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They hung the paintings in the gallery.
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avēšān nigāragān ped nigārestān ābixt hend.
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They found the paths in the forest.
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avēšān pandān ped vēšag vindād hend.
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In the garden, the cat chases the butterflies.
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ped bāv, gurbag parrānakān xvēhed.
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In the morning, the sun warms the earth.
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ped bāmdād, xvaršēd zamīg garm kuned.
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In the kitchen, the chef cooks the meal.
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ped xvardpazxānag, sarxvardagpaz xvarišn pazed.
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In the park, the children enjoy the swings.
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ped bōyestān, kōdakān az swings(?) urvāzend.
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In the attic, the dust covers the boxes.
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ped azēr-aškōb gard kibōdān pōšed.
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In the field, the farmer plants the seeds.
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ped kišvzār, varzigar bīz kāred.
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In the forest, the trees shelter the animals.
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ped vēšag, draxtān gyānvarān panāh bavend.
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In the river, the fish swim against the current.
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ped rōd, māhīgān pedīrag āb šnāzend.
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Every morning, the birds sing to greet.
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harv bāmdād, murvān srāyend dā drūd dahānd.
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Every night, the stars shine to guide.
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harv šab, starān brāzend dā rāhnimāyīh kunānd.
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Every summer, the flowers bloom to decorate.
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harv hāmīn, gulān viškōbend dā ārāyānd.
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Every winter, the snow falls to cover.
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harv zimestān, vafr pōšīdan rāy kafed.
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Every evening, the sun sets to rest.
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harv ēvārag, xvaršēd andar šaved dā haspād.
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Every autumn, the leaves drop to nourish.
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harv pādēz, vargān kafend dā parvarānd.
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Every weekend, the children play to enjoy.
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harv haftagsar, kōdakān vāzīg kunend dā urvāzānd.
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Every dawn, the light spreads to awaken.
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harv ušbām, rōšnīh vistared dā vigrāsēnānd.
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Every hour, the clock ticks to remind.
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harv zamān, zamānušmār pehikōbed dā āyāsānd.
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The boy runs with the dog for exercise.
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rēdak abāg sag daved varzišn kirdan rāy.
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The chef cooks with the spices for flavor.
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pazag xvarišn pazed ped bōyabzār mizagumandīh rāy.
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The child colors with the crayons for art.
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kōdak ped xāmag ī gac pēsed nizūmānīh rāy.
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The artist sketches with the pencil for detail.
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nizūmān ped nayeskār nigāred gugān rāy (!?)
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The traveler writes with the pen for memory.
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ēvarzgar ped xāmag nibēsed āyād rāy.
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The bird sings with the dawn for joy.
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murvān urvāhm rāy ped ušbām srāyend.
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Sister braids hair.
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xvahār mōy vafed.
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The servant pours wine.
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spasag may rēzed.
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The slave carries stone.
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anšahrīg sang bared.
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Warriors sharpen bronze swords before battle.
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ardīkkarān brinjēn šamšērān tēz kunend ahī az nibard.
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doctor uses herbs to cure sickness
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bizešk rūrag ped kār zaned dā vēmārīh bēšazād.
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The merchant trades silk for gold.
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vāzāragān abrēšum vahāg kuned zarr rāy.
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Hunter tracks deer.
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vāyūg gavazn pay gīred.
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priest tells old tales.
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āsrōn gōbed kahvan āzendān.
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Mother sews new coat for child.
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mād kōdak rāy kurt ī nōg dōzed.
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Trader sells cotton at market.
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vāzāragān pambag frōšed ped vāzār.
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Child eats berry quickly.
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kōdak zūd tūd xvared.
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Servant serves fresh mint
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spasag pōdēnag pēš bared.
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Fish cooks over fire.
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māhīg abar ātaš pazīhed.
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Merchants gather at market.
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vazāragānān ped vāzār amvardend.
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Teacher shares knowledge with students
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hamōzegār dānišn hambaxšed abāg hašāgirdān.
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Students practice art together every day.
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hašāgirdān harv rōz ped āgenīn varzišn ī nizūmānīh kunend.
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They gather salt from the sea
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avēšān az drayā namehk amvardend.
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She bakes bread in the oven
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ōy ped brēzan nān pazed.
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The nomads find shelter from the caves
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kurdān pānagīh ped gālān gīrend.
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She stores oil in her jars
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ōy rōvn hambāred ped kōzagān-iš.
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He gathers herbs from his garden
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ōy az bāv-iš giyāh cīned.
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He takes milk from his cows
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ōy az gāvān-š šīr dōšed.
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She gathers wood from her forest
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ōy az vēšag-iš cōb cīned.
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they plant seeds in spring
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avēšān bīz kārend ped vahār.
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He washes his clothes at sunrise
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ōy jamagān-iš šōyed ka xvar āxēzed.
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The children play games at noon.
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kōdakān ped nēmrōz vāzīg kunend.
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The guest eats bread at dinner
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mehmān ped šām nān xvared.
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She cooks hot soup with meat and herbs
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ōy ped gōšt ud giyāh sōrbāg ī garm pazed.
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She mends her clothes with thread
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ōy peymōgān-š ped zīg darz gīred.
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She teaches her skills with signs
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ōy hunarān-š hamōzed ped daxšagān.
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She finds her way with moon and stars
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ōy ped māh ud star(ān) rāh-iš vinded.
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When moon rises, his journey starts
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ka māh ul āyed, ēvarz-iš bun baved.
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When wind blows, her hair flies.
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ka vād vazed, vars-iš parvazed.
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Sister shares her meat and fruit
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xvahār gōšt ud mēvag-iš hambaxšed.
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His mother shows her friend birds and trees
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mād-iš ō dōst-iš murv(ān) ud draxt(ān) nimāyed.
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He opened the door and stepped into his house
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ōy dar višād ud andar-š xānag gām nihād.
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The child called for his mother in the morning
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kōdak mādar-iš xvand ped bāmdād.
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She carried her basket to the market in the afternoon
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ōy ped uzerin sabad-iš ō vāzārgāh burd.
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The family gathered around their table for dinner
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dūdag šām xvardan rāy pērāmōn ī-šān mīzd amvašt hend.
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The king called his servants to the hall before sunset
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xvadāy bannagān-iš ō srāy xvāst ahī az xvarōfrān.
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The child lost his toy in the garden after lunch
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kōdak vāzīgcag-iš ped bāv vin kird pas az rabih.
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The teacher wrote her lesson on the board in the morning
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hamōzegār ebyāh-iš abar raxtag nibišt ped bāmdād.
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The boy found his book under the table
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rēdak nibēg-iš azēr ī mīzd vindād.
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She carried her bag to the market
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ōy peyvāsag-iš ō vāzār burd.
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He washed his hands and sat down for dinner.
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ōy dastān-š šust hend ud ped šām xvardan nišast.
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They closed the window and waited for the storm to pass.
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avēšān rōzan bast u-šān pād dā tundvād vidašt.
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He fed the horses, cleaned the stable, and filled the buckets with water.
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ōy aspān xvarēnīd hend, stōrgāh pāzīd, ud dōlān az āb purr kird hend.
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