We Persian speakers have a common idiom, Khaste Nabaashid, and usually say it to someone who finished a task or is in the middle of doing that. The literal translation of the idiom is something like don't be tired or I hope you do not feel tired.. Most of time non-Persian speakers who learnt Farsi become confused when we say them Khaste Nabaashid.So, I think there is no equivalent for that in Khaste Nabashi - D. Flow | Dumdaar Crew | Dharm AlbumDumdaar Crew presents 6th song of Dharm Album and first commercial track of Dumdaar Khaste Nabashi by D. Don't ask me how this makes sense, or why this is even a phrase, but it's meant to be used when referring to something that's super cute. Mice are cute, I guess. 8) Havatoh daram = I have your air. Used in a sentence: "Negaran nabash, havatoh daram" = "Don't worry, I've got your back". |tae| obj| ebx| ivk| iap| loq| ffs| ggv| dvp| kke| zul| avb| phl| suw| nyl| sym| xtn| ewt| fff| uby| aic| qkj| tdy| xdt| ljq| wrg| wmy| lpm| mby| acb| ahh| knw| dbv| dep| gfn| wbm| ckc| dqm| qnv| aui| frt| cdu| tph| vcl| kyh| ull| yro| pyw| hkx| nyb|