Macer, that didn't make any sense. Are the Persians really that crazy? That is pure jibberish.
I think they're probably talking about religion.
Macer, that didn't make any sense. Are the Persians really that crazy? That is pure jibberish.
I think they're probably talking about religion.
it is strange for me you can not discriminate Arabic with persian. the main post is in persian and it is natural the comments follow that would be in persian too. we all respect english language and peopeland it is better for us to write in persian owing to the fact that the main post is an inside news.
Nvm, it's not about religion. This is the original post:
nearly 20 years as a course in chess education of high school students have been raised that the scheme was Iceland , and the pilot countries to Cuba and has been defined as Darrous
But over time, still the question of whether it really is useful single school can do to advance this field ?
higher scores were similar in both conditions
I wouldn't be able to tell the difference from the script, but surely it should be obvious from the Iranian flags that it's Persian.
Google Translate Mr. T.
Makes learning a foreign language virtually a waste of time..
My teachers in high school always said I remind them of learning a foreign language. I never understood what they meant....until now. :(
So, to sum up, Iranians don't speak Arabic....for the most part....they speak Persian. And Iranian's pains are mainly from Khomeini. Khomeini's reign is mainly based on pain? Seems to make sense.
kinda wish what the title said..
Someone might of translated but i didnt read any posts
The title says, according to google translate:
Any persons not understand this is idiot
Chess_gg, when I read that translation, the only person with proper grammer IS ME. Are other languages really that broken of grammer and complete sentences?
Heck with chess learning, let's get these kids into some Hooked on Persian Phonics. That is terrible. :(
I had typed into google translate "its difficult to distinguish between Arabic and Pesian if you are not a native speaker" - (post #28)
and on the link posted by Chess-gg it had been translated back into Engish as
"Difficult to distinguish the language of Arabic, Persian, if its not a native speaker".
That is obviously grammatically incorrect. I think there must not be an exact translation.
It also looks like that 2yr old kid completely lost most of his finger. :(