ترجمه - فارسی-انگلیسی - عزيز دلم از جه ميبرسي كحالم مثل مالم در دكركوني...

Samaramorad, could you please post in English to the admins? We don't read Farsi.
Thanks.

sorry , i just want to say thanks to your attention and i consider that , but i need to translate the sentence which i post it from Farisi to English
, i need it so much and i did not receive any things since 7 day

thanks


and the sentence is

(((عزيز دلم از جه ميبرسي كحالم مثل مالم در دكركوني ثباتى ندارد كاه ارام كاه بريشان )))

Hello ghasemkiani, could you help?
Thanks a lot!

CC: ghasemkiani

Hello Francky

I have been thinking about this sentence for some time now. This is the meaning of the above sentence:

What are you asking about, my dear friend, because I am, like my possessions, variable and unstable, sometimes tranquil, sometimes on edge.

I am not sure if the "asking about" part conveys the intended meaning. In fact, it means "I am not well at all", after being asked about one's condition.

Also the source should be corrected as follows:

عزیز دلم، از چه می‌پرسی که حالم—مثل مالم—در دگرگونی، ثباتى ندارد، گاه آرام، گاه پریشان.

(It has been typed using an Arabic keyboard, hence some letters are mistyped.)

Dear samaramorad, Salam

Sorry for the delay. I have submitted my proposed translation.

Thanks so much ghasemkiani!

Hello
According to my opinion …I don’t know , I don’t know the Farsi language very well ….. Even though I think the word ( possessions) its wrong any way I think the translation done in a short time therefore thanks ….. I'm really grateful for your effort , I'm not believe to receive my request its really amazing site

Thanks alot

samaramorad,
Why do you think it is wrong? Could you explain?
In Persian, "مال" means "assets", "belongings", "possessions", "wealth", etc. I think, in Arabic, it could mean the same thing, e.g. إن العلم يحفظك و أنت تحفظ المال, but most commonly means "money". (I don't know Arabic very well.)

Yes it means "money " in Arabic too …..and I think your Arabic its not bad , I will be greedy and ask about the origin of translation " my dear friends " if it is write in the Farsi like the English without consider to male or female

Thanks

The expression "عزیز دلم" in your original sentence literally means "my heart's darling". I edited my translation and used this more accurate expression.

The expression "my dear friends" can be translated into Persian as "دوستان عزیزم" (dustan-e azizam). The Persian grammar does not have a concept of gender.

thanks a lot , the god bless you