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| English to Farsi (Persian) translations [Non-PRO] | | English term or phrase: my brother | | Such as "hello my brother" |
| | | baradarm OR baradareh man | Explanation:
The latter is more formal. However, saying "hello my brother" doesn't work all that well in Farsi. Litterally, it would translate as "Salam baradaram."
I suggest you translate as "Salam baradar," which means "hello brother."
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17 mins confidence:  peer agreement (net): +1 baradarm OR baradareh man
Explanation:
The latter is more formal. However, saying "hello my brother" doesn't work all that well in Farsi. Litterally, it would translate as "Salam baradaram."
I suggest you translate as "Salam baradar," which means "hello brother."
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