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6 questions about Persian
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مداغه نهایی :)
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What I really like about Persian (my native language) is that it is totally gender free. You may see that in some languages that gender plays an essential role, but Persian is not the case. I suppose it dates back to the time in ancient Persia Empire, in which both genders were considered equal and not superior to each other.
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Well, actually there's no specific meaning for it in English. It depends on where and when to use it. Sometimes it can be used as a preposition or an object. For example, in English, you simply say "Did you see me?" And the meaning in Farsi is من را دیدی؟ But there's no sign of a translated "را" in the English version. But without it, The Farsi version of it, the meaning wouldn't be complete.
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