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Talk or speak?

Most of the time you can use either ‘talk’ or ‘speak’ to mean the same thing. You tend to use ‘talk’ for informal conversation:

She likes to talk to her friends on the phone.

And ‘speak’ is generally more formal and used for one-sided communications.

You should speak clearly when giving a lecture.

You always say ‘speak a language’ and never ‘talk a language’.

There are other fixed expressions that only use ‘talk’ or ‘speak’, such as ‘speak your mind’, which means to say what you think or ‘talking to a brick wall’, which means someone won’t listen to what you are saying.

And there are phrasal verbs that have distinct differences such as ‘speak up’, which is to increase the volume of your voice and ‘talk up’

یه عبارت خیلی بدردبخور که خوراک ما ایرونیاس! :

?Can you do better on the price

"میشه یه تخفیفی بدین؟" (میشه ارزونتر حساب کنید؟)

ترجمه انگلیسی: ?Can you give me a lower price

می‌خوای بگی "دق دلی اونو سر من خالی نکن"

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Don't take it out on me

مثال:

If you're mad at your boss, you shouldn't take it out on your wife

"چون از دست رئیست عصبانی هستی که نباید دق و دلیت رو سر همسرت خالی کنی"

Missing someone is a part of loving them. If you're never apart, you'll never really know how strong

your love is.

The end always justifies the mean....

There are dreams and fantasies that will never exist , will always be a dream to 4ever.