Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
Mom & Pop business
Persian (Farsi) translation:
kasb-o-kare khanevadegi کسب و کار خانوادگی ویافامیلی
English term
Mom & Pop business
3 +8 | kasb-o-kare khanevadegi کسب و کار خانوادگی | Arsen Nazarian |
5 | mother and father | Armineh Johannes |
PRO (2): Arsen Nazarian, Ali Beikian
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Proposed translations
kasb-o-kare khanevadegi کسب و کار خانوادگی
کسب وکارخانوادگی مصطلح می باشد ، لکن برای دقیقتر ساختن مقصود شاید بتوان (زن وشوهری)را هم بدان اضافه کرد ویاتوصیح کوتاهی درحاشیه داد
mother and father
pop= father
it all depends on the context - it could mean anything which is relative to what parents decide for the children or...
thanks very much, here [http://www.small-business dictionary.org/default.asp?term=MOM+AND+POP+BUSINESS] i've found this: MOM AND POP BUSINESS Generally a small business (most often retail) operated by a husband and wife. |
but the problem is i can't find a nice Farsi equivalent for it. |
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