Ман профили шуморо дидам ва ба ман хеле писанд омад.
Man pro-fi-li shu-mo-ro di-dam va ba man khe-le pi-sand o-mad.
I saw your profile and really liked it.
Usage
Used as an opening message after matching on a dating app.
Grammar Note
"писанд омадан" means "to like / to find pleasing"; the person who likes is marked with "ба ман" (to me), and the verb "омад" stays 3rd person singular past.
Шумо аз куҷо ҳастед?
Shu-mo az ku-jo has-ted?
Where are you from?
Usage
A common conversation starter to ask about someone's origin.
Grammar Note
"аз куҷо ҳастед?" is the standard expression to ask someone's origin.
Шумо ба чӣ шавқ доред?
Shu-mo ba chi shavq do-red?
What are your hobbies?
Usage
Used to learn about someone's interests.
Grammar Note
"Ba ... shavq doshtan" means "to be interested in". "Havodis" is the plural of "event/incident" and does not mean hobby.
Ман дар ҷустуҷӯи муносибати ҷиддӣ ҳастам.
Man dar jus-tu-ju-i mu-no-si-ba-ti jid-di has-tam.
I am looking for a serious relationship.
Usage
Used to communicate that you are looking for a serious relationship.
Grammar Note
"дар ҷустуҷӯи будан" is an idiom meaning "to be in search of."
Оё мо суҳбат карда метавонем?
O-yo mo suh-bat kar-da me-ta-vo-nem?
Can we chat?
Usage
Used to invite someone to chat.
Grammar Note
"метавонем" expresses ability; it is the first-person plural of "тавонистан."
Акси шумо хеле зебост.
Ak-si shu-mo khe-le ze-bost.
Your photo is very beautiful.
Usage
Used to compliment someone's profile photo.
Grammar Note
"зебост" is a contraction of "зебо аст" (is beautiful).
Ман дар Телеграм ҳастам.
Man dar Te-le-gram has-tam.
I am on Telegram.
Usage
Used to invite someone to connect on Telegram, popular in Tajikistan.
Grammar Note
"ҳастам" is the first-person singular present of "будан" (to be).
Оё мо вохӯрда метавонем?
O-yo mo vo-khur-da me-ta-vo-nem?
Can we meet?
Usage
Used to suggest moving from online to in-person meetings.
Grammar Note
"вохӯрда метавонем" combines "вохӯрдан" (to meet) + "метавонем" (can we).
Шумо ба кадом кишвар меравед?
Shu-mo ba ka-dom kish-var me-ra-ved?
Which country are you going to?
Usage
Used to ask a traveler about their travel plans.
Grammar Note
"меравед" is the polite second-person present of "рафтан" (to go).
Мо хеле мувофиқ ҳастем.
Mo khe-le mu-vo-fiq has-tem.
We are very compatible.
Usage
Used to tell someone you are a great match.
Grammar Note
"ҳастем" is the first-person plural present of "будан" (we are).
More Tajik phrases
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