Ali Daei says he believes God assigned him to coach Iran's national football team. :o)
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Loknat-e zaban
by AnonymousJPN (not verified) on Mon Mar 24, 2008 12:57 PM PDTAm I sensing some speech impediment in this guy? Can anyone tell me if there is a field called speech therapy in Iran, since Mr. Daie can benefit from it. In America, it's customary to treat your child's speech problem by the first grade, but it sure was not the case with Mr. Daie.
"Mow-Azam" Daee
by Daee B Daee (not verified) on Thu Mar 13, 2008 09:14 AM PDTThe bottom line is he likes to be called "Mow-Rabee'e Mow-Azam'e Football'e IRAN!"
Mage Parvin kieh
by Ye Irani (not verified) on Thu Mar 13, 2008 06:56 AM PDTDaie is way above Parvin. He is an international player. How can we compare the two. I think Parvin is jealous.
Ali Daei's redemption
by yetanotherexmuslim on Thu Mar 13, 2008 06:07 AM PDTDear God,
I know I fell out of favour when I stayed on the team beyond my sell-by date and screwed up the team's chances to get better scores.
I know I was corrupt and for the sake of business "een akhara dameh regime na mardomo ro didam"
I know I used my influence to keep control of the team members even though they were the new talent and a chance for better results.
Please tell Agha next time he is sitting in that well waiting for the hidden Imam to stop being an A hole and back off our beloved football.
Please make me the golden boy again, and please give me the intelligence to say something more profound in a TV interview.
Oh last thing, please send this interview Guy to hell!
Do Ta Roo-Payee Balad Nist Bezaneh
by AnonymousMM (not verified) on Thu Mar 13, 2008 02:46 AM PDTParvin on Daei
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fzd1QWTmg9E
"I lobbied God"
by Kamyar (not verified) on Thu Mar 13, 2008 12:39 AM PDTUh....ok, whatever works for you Ali. We all believe you, azizam.
I like Daie....He is one of a kind...king of goals
by Ye Irani (not verified) on Wed Mar 12, 2008 08:31 PM PDTThe young Iranians are just doing fine in Iran. They believe in themselves and they prove they can be as good as anyone!
Ajnabi asskissers of kharej-neshin think Iranians can do nothing. Be hamin khial bashid.
Lobby=Navardeban
Don't get up gentlemen, I'm
by n.zanincanadai on Wed Mar 12, 2008 07:02 PM PDTDon't get up gentlemen, I'm only passing through. But a lobbyist in Persian can be translated the following way: "Party Bazi Kon". In this case, Khoda is a very "partieh koloft".
majid
by Anonym (not verified) on Wed Mar 12, 2008 05:52 PM PDTmajid
I believe the word you are looking for is "khalvat".
Now that we're at it...
by Majid on Wed Mar 12, 2008 05:02 PM PDTSorry if it's off subject but,
One of the English words that I can't find an equal for it in Persian is:"PRIVACY" as in these sentences:
When in this back yard, you have privacy, or this camp site has privacy.
I know the words " HORMAT" and "HARIM" and "KHOSOOSI", but neither one applies here.
How you say those in Persian?
Anyone please?
I may start a blog on this subject soon, the words in English/Persian that have no equal in the other .
حاجی به دادمون برس آقا!
حاجیباز (not verified)Wed Mar 12, 2008 04:37 PM PDT
دوست داشتم نظر حاجی آقا رو هم بدونم:
حاجی جو این داییت چی میگه آقا؟
خدارو لابی کرده دیگه چیچچیه؟
"Lobby"
by Ali P. on Wed Mar 12, 2008 03:44 PM PDTThanks for all the suggestions for the term.
The proper translation is done when the meaning, as well as the 'load' of the word is carried over.
Example:
"Construction worker" is "kaargareh-saakhtemaan", because it carries somewhat the same respect that "construction worker" is warranted, unlike "amaleh", that is more of a cuss word.
"Lobbyist" is a nice title, and has certain degree of prestige, and it sounds positive, and those who do this job for a living, don't mind being called one.
"Kaar-chaagh-kon" or "Dallaal", from what I understand, has a little negative connotation. I never met anyone who presented himself as such.
Oh, well, maybe we just don't have the right word in Persian. Maybe someone, on this site, can come up with a good, catchy, cool word for "dallaal".
Translation from English-Persian Dictionary of Political Terms
by B-Naam on Wed Mar 12, 2008 03:30 PM PDTگروه فشار
گروههای با نفوذ
افراد و گروههایی که برای به تصویب رساندن و یا رد لوایح اعمال نفوذ می کنند
اعمال نفوذ کردن
با اعمال نفوذ رأی نمایندگان را تحت تاثیر قرار دادن
Source: A Dictionary of Political Terms: English-Persian, Second Edition, Mehdi Nowruzi, Ph. D., Ney Publishing House, Tehran, Iran, 2004.
He is our best choice
by MKB (not verified) on Wed Mar 12, 2008 02:01 PM PDTI have to say this was a really amuzing interview. You seldom see national coaches grilled in this manner by a sports newscaster anywhere in the world. Daei was forced to come up with the nonsense about lobbying god and as this was for domestic consumption, he had to say things that Iranian football fans could digest and relate to.
Having said this, I am sure you will all agree, when it comes to anything requiring any type of organization concerning Iran and Iranians, there are far too many chiefs and not enough Indians. Everyone has an opinion and everyone is an expert.
In Iranian football however, Daei is about the only person who has a chance to deliver. He can modernize the game in Iran and install the mentality and the discipline that he was exposed to in European clubs in our players.
Young people in Iran do not have much, football is a big escape for a lot of them and Daei should be supported.
Daie was a successful soccer player and will do just fine
by Soccer Nation (not verified) on Wed Mar 12, 2008 01:15 PM PDTAli Daie is probably the greatest soccer player Iran has had. Why? Because the guy is determined.
He managed to played for a big European Club Bayern Munich of Germany and scored goals against top European teams including AC Milan of Italy. He is the world's leading goal scorer and he was much better player than most of current Iran players even after his peak at the age of 37.
He is also a successful business person and educated. All these achievements mean only one thing; the guy is determined and is qualified fully to lead Iran's soccer team.
Lobby يا " دلال"
" دلال"ا (not verified)Wed Mar 12, 2008 01:15 PM PDT
Lobby يا " دلال" بهترين ترجمه اش است .
Mafia lobby?
by Ahora (not verified) on Wed Mar 12, 2008 01:03 PM PDTThe current situation in Iran reminds me of the ruler of Qajar dynasty. Sultan Ali Kamaneie established a mafia system in Iran and assigned their own people in all kind of position to run their ditry business.
I Like Daei !!
by masoudA on Wed Mar 12, 2008 12:17 PM PDTNo actualy I lied - just like him lying about lobbying God (to which he confessed at the end of the clip!!) - I no longer like him after the last WC.
But asking Ali Daei to solve our football problems is like asking Ahmadinejad to fix our economy. We are a country in which Planning, Systems, Organization, Research....... means jack - so what else but to god should we look to ?
Please don't add religion into Sport!!!!!!!!
by Oliver (not verified) on Wed Mar 12, 2008 10:27 AM PDTWay be hale footbale Iran!!!!!. Our land is ruled by god lobbists and we see its results and effects of Iran. Now is Ali Daei's turn to do godly experiments with our football(soccer). God, Please save us from Islamists even in sport.
Ali
by Majid on Wed Mar 12, 2008 10:04 AM PDTIt's also called " Kaar chaagh kon"
they can't find a better interviewer
by salim on Wed Mar 12, 2008 09:23 AM PDTWhy can't we find a better interviewer. This guy who says we have to have a higher "olgoo" than Kuwait, should also raise the bar in his interview skills. Mr. Ferdosi, I recommend watching Charlie Rose show for a year before demanding others to have a higher standard. You can't be so ADD and not allow the person to get his point across.
FYI/What if God was one of Us ?(youtube)
by Darius Kadivar on Wed Mar 12, 2008 08:35 AM PDTone of us - joan osborne
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnS7_8yk7JA&feature=related
To: ghooghooli
by Ali P. on Wed Mar 12, 2008 09:03 AM PDTNot bad...not bad.
Now, what do you call it when it is a noun?
For example:
-Sir, you look so sharp. What do you do for a living?
-I am a lobbyist.
would be:
-daash, ajab fokolkeraavaatee! Shomaa cheh kaareh baasheed?
-Bandeh, arz shavad keh, .... am!
(fill in the blank)
yes we have. the persian
by ghoghooli (not verified) on Wed Mar 12, 2008 07:48 AM PDTyes we have. the persian word for "lobby" is "dame kasira didan".
"Laabee" ?
by Ali P. on Wed Mar 12, 2008 05:32 AM PDTWe haven't come up with a nice Persian word for 'lobby' yet?