پروفایلت را دیدم
Profāylat rā didam
I saw your profile
Usage
Opening message on a dating app after seeing someone's profile.
Grammar Note
"-am" is the first-person past suffix. "Didam" = past tense of "didan" (to see).
با هم مَچ شدیم
Bā ham mach shodim
We matched
Usage
Opening message after a mutual match on a dating app.
Grammar Note
English "match" combined with Persian "shodan" (to become). Common among younger Iranians.
عکسهایت خیلی قشنگه
Aks-hāyat kheyli qashange
Your photos are very pretty
Usage
Complimenting someone's profile photos on a dating app.
Grammar Note
"Qashange" is colloquial contraction of "qashang ast" (is pretty). "Ast" often contracts to "-e" in spoken Persian.
بیو جالبی داری
Bio-ye jālebi dāri
You have an interesting bio
Usage
Showing interest in someone's profile bio.
Grammar Note
"Dari" is the casual second-person present of "dashtan" (to have). "Bio" is borrowed from English.
کجا زندگی میکنی؟
Kojā zendegi mikoni?
Where do you live?
Usage
Asking about location after matching online.
Grammar Note
"Zendegi kardan" = compound verb "to live/reside". "Mikoni" is the casual second-person present.
میتوانیم حضوری ملاقات کنیم؟
Mitavānim hozuri molāqāt konim?
Can we meet in person?
Usage
Moving from online messaging to an in-person meeting.
Grammar Note
"Molaqat kardan" = compound verb "to meet". "Hozuri" = "hozur" (presence) + "-i" (adjective suffix).
اینستاگرامت چیه؟
Instāgrām-at chi-ye?
What is your Instagram?
Usage
Casually asking for someone's Instagram handle.
Grammar Note
"-at" is the casual possessive "your". "Chiye" is colloquial contraction of "chi ast" (what is).
دنبالِ چه کسی میگردی؟
Donbāl-e che kasi migardi?
What kind of person are you looking for?
Usage
Asking what type of person someone is looking for on a dating app.
Grammar Note
"Donbal-e kasi gashtan" is the idiom "to search for someone". "Donbal" means "behind/chasing".
فقط دوستی، نه رابطه جدی
Faqat dusti, na rābete-ye jaddi
Just friendship, not a serious relationship
Usage
Clarifying intentions in a dating app profile or chat.
Grammar Note
"Na" also functions as a conjunction for contrast. "Faqat A, na B" = "only A, not B".
پیامت را دیدم ولی وقت نداشتم
Peyāmet rā didam vali vaqt nadāshtam
I saw your message but didn't have time
Usage
Explaining why you didn't reply to a message promptly.
Grammar Note
"Vaqt nadashtam" = "vaqt" (time) + "nadashtam" (I didn't have). Means "I didn't have time".
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