Dari Lesson 7 Quiz

The question "Az kooja?" is asking for the location or origin of something or someone. The correct answer "From Where" directly corresponds to the question, providing the appropriate response.

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The correct answer is "oo" because in English, the letter combination "he" is commonly pronounced as "ee" in words like "see" or "tree". However, in this question, the word "he" is specifically mentioned, and the given options for pronunciation are "oo", "maw", and "tu". Among these options, "oo" is the closest to the actual pronunciation of "he".

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The correct answer is "Kudam" because it is the Tamil word for "which."

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The correct translation for "give it to me" in the given options is "Ba ma bitay".

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The correct answer is "tu" because it is the informal and singular form of "you" in Spanish. "Ma" and "maw" are not valid translations for "you" in any language, and "tu" is the appropriate choice in this context.

The correct answer is "maw". In this question, the speaker is asking how to say "we". Out of the given options, "maw" is the correct answer because it is the English pronunciation of the word "we". The other options, "ma" and "tu", do not correspond to the English word "we".

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The correct answer is "Rozeh Khush". This phrase is a way to say "Good morning" in a specific language or dialect. It is likely that the question is asking for the translation or equivalent phrase in that particular language or dialect. Without further context, it is difficult to determine the exact language or region associated with this phrase.

The correct answer is "Where are you going with him?" because the question includes the word "hamrawyish" which translates to "with him". This indicates that the person being referred to is going somewhere with another person, specifically a male. The other options do not mention anything about going with someone else, so they are not the correct interpretations of the question.

The answer "me, I" suggests that MA is an abbreviation or acronym for "me" and "I". It implies that MA is used to refer to oneself or to indicate the speaker.

The word "kee" is not a commonly used term, and its meaning is not clear from the question. However, among the given options, "Who" is the most appropriate choice as it is asking for the subject or person referred to by the term "kee."

The word "later" is the correct answer because when someone says "PASAN meebeenumet," they are indicating that they plan on seeing you at a later time.

The given answer "Az oonaw beegee or beegee azishan" is the correct one because it includes both possible arrangements of the names "Azem beegee" and "beegee azim". It covers the options "Az oonaw beegee" and "beegee azishan", making it the most comprehensive and accurate answer.

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The answer "When" is the correct choice because the given word "Chee wakht" translates to "What time" in English. Therefore, the question is asking for the specific time or moment, indicating that the appropriate question word to use is "When".

The correct answer is "Chee wakht mayree hamrawyem?" This is because the question is asking "When will you go with me?" and the correct response should match the subject and verb form of the question. In this case, "Chee wakht mayree hamrawyem?" is the correct response as it matches the subject "you" (mayree) and the verb form "hamrawyem" (will go).

The correct answer is "Bomoneh Khuda" and "Khuda Hafez". These are both possible ways to say goodbye in different languages. "Bomoneh Khuda" is a way to say goodbye in Persian, while "Khuda Hafez" is a way to say goodbye in Urdu.

The correct translation for "Give it to her" is "Barish bitay" in the given options.