Ман ихтиёркор ҳастам.
Man ikh-ti-yor-kor has-tam.
I am a volunteer.
Usage
Used to introduce yourself as a volunteer.
Grammar Note
"ихтиёркор" literally means "one who works by free will" in Tajik.
Ман чӣ тавр кӯмак карда метавонам?
Man chi tavr ku-mak kar-da me-ta-vo-nam?
How can I help?
Usage
Used to ask how you can assist in volunteer work.
Grammar Note
"метавонам" expresses ability; it is the first-person present of "тавонистан."
Ман ба кори ихтиёрӣ шавқ дорам.
Man ba ko-ri ikh-ti-yo-ri shavq do-ram.
I am passionate about volunteer work.
Usage
Used to express enthusiasm for volunteering.
Grammar Note
"шавқ доштан" is a compound verb meaning "to have passion/enthusiasm for."
Кадом ташкилот ба ихтиёркорон ниёз дорад?
Ka-dom tash-ki-lot ba ikh-ti-yor-ko-ron ni-yoz do-rad?
Which organization needs volunteers?
Usage
Used to find out which organization is recruiting volunteers.
Grammar Note
"ниёз доштан" is a compound verb meaning "to need/require."
Ман бо кӯдакон кор кардан мехоҳам.
Man bo ku-da-kon kor kar-dan me-kho-ham.
I want to work with children.
Usage
Used to express interest in volunteering with children.
Grammar Note
"мехоҳам" is the first-person present of "хостан" (to want), used with an infinitive.
Барнома кай оғоз мешавад?
Bar-no-ma kay o-ghoz me-sha-vad?
When does the program start?
Usage
Used to confirm the start date of a volunteer program.
Grammar Note
"оғоз шудан" is a compound verb meaning "to begin/start" (intransitive).
Ман забони маҳаллиро намедонам, вале ёд мегирам.
Man za-bo-ni ma-hal-li-ro na-me-do-nam, va-le yod me-gi-ram.
I don't know the local language, but I am learning.
Usage
Used to acknowledge a language barrier while showing effort.
Grammar Note
"вале" is a contrastive conjunction meaning "but/however."
Мо якҷоя мушкилотро ҳал мекунем.
Mo yak-jo-ya mush-ki-lot-ro hal me-ku-nem.
We will solve problems together.
Usage
Used to express teamwork and collaborative spirit.
Grammar Note
"ҳал кардан" is a compound verb meaning "to solve/resolve."
Ташаккур барои имконияте, ки додед.
Ta-shak-kur ba-ro-i im-ko-ni-ya-te, ki do-ded.
Thank you for the opportunity you gave.
Usage
Used to express gratitude for a volunteer opportunity.
Grammar Note
"Tashakkur baroi ..." is the standard "thank you for ..." formula. The verb takes the polite -ed ending (doded); the familiar -i (dodi) clashes with this card's formal register.
Ман аз ин таҷриба бисёр чиз омӯхтам.
Man az in taj-ri-ba bis-yor chiz o-mukh-tam.
I learned a lot from this experience.
Usage
Used to reflect on what you learned from volunteering.
Grammar Note
"омӯхтам" is the first-person singular past of "омӯхтан" (to learn).
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