You know, the dollar keeps going up and down in Iran, and it’s honestly something that affects everyone. People talk about it every single day, and of course, many are worried about the future.

It’s hard to plan anything when the prices change overnight. One day something costs a certain amount, and the next day it’s almost double. So yeah, it’s tough.

But the real problem, I think, is how it’s affecting ordinary people — especially young people. Most of us are just trying to make ends meet, pay the bills, and keep our heads above water. It’s not easy at all.

When I look at youngsters in other countries, they usually hang out with friends, go on trips, watch movies, or just enjoy life. But here, many young people have to think about their future way too early. They’re always worried about money, about finding a job, or how to build a stable life.

And honestly, that’s not fair. Life shouldn’t be all about survival. We all deserve to enjoy our youth, at least a little bit.

Even though things are hard right now, I believe we can still find small ways to stay positive. Maybe by spending time with good friends, doing something creative, or just taking a break from all the bad news.

I know it’s not easy — I’m living the same life. But we have to keep going, stay hopeful, and believe that things can get better. Because at the end of the day, that’s what keeps us moving forward.

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I went clothes shopping the other day. That’s something I don’t usually do in summer, and there are plenty of reasons why! The most important one is the weather. Most fitting rooms are really cramped, so it can be tricky to change clothes and try things on in such a small space. You start sweating after just a few minutes, and even if you don’t, it often smells because of the last person who used it.

Having said that, I used to live in a city in the south, and unfortunately, nothing has changed — it’s still uncomfortable! That’s why I usually stick to the same outfits in summer, and most people around understand why.

On the other hand, fall and winter are completely different! I love hoodie season. Even though I have to put on a lot of clothes and wear more clothes to stay warm, I enjoy it. It’s such a cozy combination.

clothes shopping

“I went clothes shopping yesterday and bought a new pair of jeans.”

دیروز رفتم خرید لباس و یک شلوار جین جدید خریدم.

“She loves clothes shopping every weekend at the mall.”

او عاشق خرید لباس در هر آخر هفته در مرکز خرید است.

grocery shopping

“I need to do grocery shopping for the week.”

باید برای هفته خرید مواد غذایی کنم.

“He enjoys grocery shopping because he likes picking fresh fruits.”

او از خرید مواد غذایی لذت می‌برد چون می‌خواهد میوه‌های تازه انتخاب کند.

fitting room

“The fitting room was busy, so I had to wait 10 minutes.”

اتاق پرو شلوغ بود، پس مجبور شدم ۱۰ دقیقه صبر کنم.

“I tried the jacket in the fitting room before buying it.”

قبل از خرید، کت را در اتاق پرو امتحان کردم.

cramped

“The apartment was so cramped that two people could barely move.”

آپارتمان آنقدر تنگ بود که دو نفر به سختی می‌توانستند حرکت کنند.

“The bus was cramped during rush hour.”

اتوبوس در ساعات شلوغی خیلی تنگ بود.

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1. Hello, this is [Name] speaking.

This is how you introduce yourself when you call someone.

Example: Hello, this is Yousef speaking.

(سلام، یوسف هستم.)

2. I’m calling about…

Use this when you want to explain the reason for your call.

Example: I’m calling about the job interview we scheduled.

(در مورد مصاحبه‌ای که قرار گذاشتیم تماس گرفتم.)

3. Could I speak to [Name], please?

A polite way to ask for someone.

Example: Could I speak to Mr. Thomas, please?

(ممکنه با آقای توماس صحبت کنم؟)

4. Is this a good time to talk?

Use this when you’re not sure if the person is available.

Example: Hi Sarah, is this a good time to talk?

(سلام سارا، الان وقت مناسبی برای صحبت هست؟)

5. Hold on a second / Please hold.

Say this when you want the other person to wait.

Example: Hold on a second, I’ll check the schedule.

(یه لحظه صبر کن، برنامه رو چک می‌کنم.)

6. I’ll put you through.

This means you’re connecting the call to someone else.

Example: I’ll put you through to the sales department.

(وصل‌تون می‌کنم به بخش فروش.)

7. The line is busy.

It means the person is already on another call.

Example: I tried to call him, but the line was busy.

(سعی کردم تماس بگیرم، ولی خطش اشغال بود.)

8. You’ve got the wrong number.

Say this when someone calls you by mistake.

Example: Sorry, you’ve got the wrong number.

(ببخشید، شماره اشتباه گرفتید.)

9. Can I take a message?

Use this when someone is not available and you want to write a message for them.

Example: He’s not in right now. Can I take a message?

(الان اینجا نیست. پیغام می‌ذارین؟)

10. I’ll call back later.

If you want to call again at another time, say this.

Example: No worries. I’ll call back later.

(اشکالی نداره، بعداً تماس می‌گیرم.)

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Offend

to make someone upset or angry:

it might offend him

I really didn't mean to offend her

I didn't dare say anything for fear of offending him.

Be offended

He looked offended when you called him middle-aged.

He might get offended

She will get angry if sees you around

[ + that ] I think she was offended that she hadn't been invited to the party.

No offence

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Punitive = تنبیهی

Marijuana = ماریجوانا

Wave = دست تکان دادن

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