Behbahani love poem
عكست ته اينه ي دلم
ته بهترين شعر دلم
اما زي وبه كه زي ميشو
مدونه چنن ميتي بگو دوست مدارم
Romanization
Akset to oyney delam,
te behterin shere delam,
ama, tond voba ke zi mishu,
modune chenen, mitey bogo " duset medaram"
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Behbahani language
This interpretation of my love poem, is into Behbehani (Behbahani, behbahan, Khuzestani Persian), a language of the southern branch of the western Iranian languages.
Behbehani (Khuzestani Persian) is spoken in the Khuzestan province in Behbahan (Behbehan), a city in western Iran, in the east of the Khuzestan province.
Khuzestan refers to the Khuzi peoples, the first to inhabit this region which borders the Persian Gulf. For some, Behbahani should is a language in its own right.
This language for its vocabulary and some of its grammatical constructions, and its system of personal pronouns, differs from Persian.
The girl of Behbahan
Behbahan is an Iranian city in the Khuzestan province near the Persian Gulf with 350,000 inhabitants ... and for the girl of Behbahan ... look, look there, and you will recognize her ...
"Oui, elle était brune, brune de cheveux jusqu'au noir le plus jais, le plus miroir d'ébène que j'aie jamais vu reluire sur la voluptueuse convexité lustrée d'une tête de femme, mais elle était blonde de teint ... c'était une blonde aux cheveux noirs." - Barbey d'Aurevilly (Les Diaboliques 1874)