A2
Verb System
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Persian Commands & Requests: Formal and Informal (برو! بروید! لطفاً...)
Overview
Persian imperative uses be- prefix + present stem. Informal (to): boro! (go!), biya! (come!), bekhab! (sleep!). Formal (shoma): beravid! (go!), biyayid! (come!). Negative: na- replaces be-: naro! (don't go!), naravid! (don't go! formal). Polite requests: lotfan (please) + imperative, or mishe/mishavad + subjunctive: "Mishe dar ro bebandid?" (Could you close the door?).
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