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It's your brother in Persian (Farsi): Baradaret-e

Baradaret-e (ba-ra-da-RET-eh) means "It's your brother" in Persian (Farsi). Baradaret-e is three pieces: baradar (brother), -et (your) and -e (is). Ask about a photo: Baradaret-e?

How to say Baradaret-e

Baradaret-e

برادرته

ba-ra-da-RET-eh

It's your brother

Baradaret-e in a sentence

Real lines from the course, said by the people you meet in it.

  1. Baba Bozorg, your grandpa

    Khaharet-e? Baradaret-e?

    Is that your sister? Your brother?

    Module 9, lesson 3

What Baradaret-e is made of

  • baradarbrother
  • -etyour
  • -eis

Baradaret-e is three pieces: baradar (brother), -et (your) and -e (is).

The ending -et is taught in Module 4, lesson 4: Your mom? Your dad?

The ending -e / -st is taught in Module 1, lesson 2: What's your name?

When to say Baradaret-e

Ask about a photo: Baradaret-e?

More about Baradaret-e

Baradaret-e means is it your brother. It is baradar (brother), -et (your) and -e (is). The course uses it in a run of photo questions, such as Khaharet-e? Baradaret-e?, where someone checks two relatives at a glance. The answer pattern is Baleh, baradaram-e. It is taught in Module 4, lesson 7, in the lesson called Is that your sister?, together with Khaharet-e. If you can hear -et-e at the end, you know the person is asking, and if you hear -am-e you know someone is answering.

Questions people ask about Baradaret-e

How do you pronounce Baradaret-e?

Say ba-ra-da-RET-eh, with the stress on "ret".

What is Baradaret-e made of?

Baradaret-e is three pieces: baradar (brother), -et (your) and -e (is).

How do you use Baradaret-e in a sentence?

Try Khaharet-e? Baradaret-e? (Is that your sister? Your brother?)

Where can I learn Baradaret-e?

In Module 4, lesson 7 of the Finglish course ("Is that your sister?").

Learn Baradaret-e step by step

Module 4: The people in your life

Lesson 7: Is that your sister?

9 lessons in the module.

Baradaret-e comes up in 17 lessons across Modules 4 to 14.

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A way to remember

Baradar-et (your brother) plus -e (is): is it your brother?

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