Beginning Persian- Conversation 24 | Time & Date - What time is it?
Question: What day is it today?
Culture Note:
The Persian year starts at vernal equinox which is March 20 or 21. Note that contrary to the
Islamic calendar, the
Persian calendar counts solar years.The Persian calendar is a solar calendar with a starting
point that matches that of the Islamic calendar.
Apart from that, the two calendars are not related. The origin of the Persian calendar can be traced back to the
11th century when a group of astronomers (including the well-known poet
Omar Khayyam, pictured above) created what is known as the
Jalaali calendar. However, a number of changes have been made to the calendar since then.
The current calendar has been used in
Iran since 1925 and in
Afghanistan since
1957.
In this movie clip , you learn how to say :
a. What day is it today?
b.
Today, Tuesday .
a.
Bravo, what time is it?
b. five
a. No , it is not!
b. Uh, a few minutes left.
a.
Three minutes. Every Tuesday , sharp at 5 o'clock, a young lady comes out of the salon on the 7th floor, gets in the elevator, comes to the ground floor. She came. It takes 10 seconds to get to the ground floor. Stands there . Three minutes later, Mr
Mani's father closes his shop and leaves. He does not go home before 11 p.m. and this matter is repeated every Tuesday .
الف. امروز، چند شنبه است؟
ب. امروز ، سه شنبه.
الف. آفرین. ساعت چند است؟
ب. پنج.
الف. نه دیگر!
ب. آهان ، یک چند دقیقه مانده
..
الف. سه دقیقه . هر سه شنبه، رأس ساعت پنج یک خانم جوان از تو آرایشگاه تو طبقه هفتم می آید بیرون سوار آسانسور می شود، می آید طبقه همکف. آمد . ۱۰ ثانیه طول می کشد برسد طبقه پایین . آنجا وایمیسته. سه دقیقه بعد هم، پدر آقا
مانی در مغازه اش را می بندد و می رود. ایشان قبل از ساعت یازده شب نمی رود خانه و این قضیه هر سه شنبه تکرار می شود
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