Practice makes perfect!
Look at these new words:
Table = 
/mi:z/. Listen!
Glass = 
/liva:n/. Listen!
Book = 
/keta:b/. Listen!
Note 1: Please try the following verbs with all subjective pronouns first. Then, go to note 2 for further works!
To clean = 
/tæmi:z kærdæn/. Listen!
First change it into 
/tæmi:z kærd/. Then, pronounce it with subjective pronouns:
1- I cleaned = 
/mæn tæmi:z kærdæm/. Listen!
2- You cleaned = 
/to tæmi:z kærdi/. Listen!
Now continue!
To wash = 
/shostæn/. Listen!
Change it into 
/shost/.
1- I washed = 
/mæn shostæm/. Listen!
2- You washed = 
/to shosti/. Listen!
Now continue!
To open = 
/ba:z kærdæn/. Listen!
Change it into 
/ba:z kærd/.
1- I opened = 
/mæn ba:z kærdæm/. Listen!
2- You opened = 
/to ba:z kærdi/. Listen!
Now continue!
Note 2: Now combine each sentence with the new words above. Example:
I cleaned the table = 
/mæn mi:z ra: tæmi:z kærdæm/. Listen!
All right. Now it’s your turn to continue.
Note: You may go to Persian samples pages to see if you can find any verbs in simple past tense. Do not pronounce the verbs that we have not studied yet. Just try to find the familiar ones.
what is “ra” in “man meez ra tamiz kardam” ?
Ra is a word that is placed after another word to signify that it is an object. Meez is table and by placing ra after it, you are stating that the table is an object. Hope this helps!
understand! another question. Meez is an object ¿but why do i have to put ‘ra’ if everyone knows that is an object?
that is the role