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Learning the Tajik Adverbs is very important because its structure is used in every day conversation. The more you master it the more you get closer to mastering the Tajik language. But first we need to know what the role of Adverbs is in the structure of the grammar in Tajik.
Tajik adverbs are part of speech. Generally they're words that modify any part of language other than a noun. Adverbs can modify verbs, adjectives (including numbers), clauses, sentences and other adverbs. Here are some examples:
English Adverbs | Tajik Adverbs |
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adverbs | zarfho - зарфҳо |
I read a book sometimes | man kitobro khondam - ман китобро хондам |
I will never smoke | man digar sigor namyekasham - ман дигар сигор намекашам |
are you alone? | shoomo tanho hastyed? - шумо танҳо ҳастед? |
Notice the structure of the Adverbs in Tajik.
Below is a list of the Adverbs of time place manner and frequency in Tajik placed in a table. Memorizing this table will help you add very useful and important words to your Tajik vocabulary.
English Adverbs | Tajik Adverbs |
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adverbs of time | vaқt - вақт |
yesterday | dirwz - дирўз |
today | imrwz - имрўз |
tomorrow | pagoh - пагоҳ |
now | hozir - ҳозир |
then | modom - модом |
later | baʲdtar - баъдтар |
tonight | imshab - имшаб |
right now | hamono, darhol - ҳамоно, дарҳол |
last night | dina shab - дина шаб |
this morning | imrӯz saharī - имрӯз саҳарӣ |
next week | haftai oyanda - ҳафтаи оянда |
already | allakay - аллакай |
recently | ba nazdikī - ба наздикӣ |
lately | okhiran - охиран |
soon | dar nazdikī - дар наздикӣ |
immediately | darhol - дарҳол |
still | boz - боз |
yet | hanwz - ҳанўз |
ago | kayho - кайҳо |
adverbs of place | çoyho - çойҳо |
here | in ço - ин çо |
there | on ço - он çо |
over there | dar on ço - дар он çо |
everywhere | dar hama ço - дар ҳама çо |
anywhere | dar yagon ço - дар ягон çо |
nowhere | dar hyeç ço - дар ҳеç çо |
home | khona - хона |
away | door az - дур аз |
out | byeroon az - берун аз |
adverbs of manner | zarfhoi sifatī - зарфҳои сифатӣ |
very | khyelye - хеле |
quite | kamgap - камгап |
pretty | zyebo, khooshrwy - зебо, хушрўй |
really | haқiқatan - ҳақиқатан |
fast | faʲol, chaққon - фаъол, чаққон |
well | khoob - хуб |
hard | sakht - сахт |
quickly | tyez, zood - тез, зуд |
slowly | ohista - оҳиста |
carefully | myehroobon - меҳрубон |
hardly | bazwr - базўр |
barely | bazwrī - базўрӣ |
mostly | byeshtar - бештар |
almost | taқriban - тақрибан |
absolutely | hatman - ҳатман |
together | yakçoya - якçоя |
alone | tanho - танҳо |
adverbs of frequency | zarfhoi takrorī - зарфҳои такрорӣ |
always | doimo - доимо |
frequently | aksar vaқt - аксар вақт |
usually | oomooman - умуман |
sometimes | baʲzan - баъзан |
occasionally | ahyon-ahyon - аҳён-аҳён |
seldom | kamtar - камтар |
rarely | goh-goh - гоҳ-гоҳ |
never | hyeçgoh - ҳеçгоҳ |
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