دلم رفت کربلا
English translation: my heart winced, I felt sad / miserable (lit. "my heart went to Karbala," I missed being at Imam Hossein's shrine in Karbala)
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|  Selected response from: Ali Farzaneh Iran Local time: 13:11 | ||||||
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| 5 +1 | I missed Karbala/I felt really sad |
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| 5 | I felt misrable - My heart squinced |
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peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1I missed Karbala/I felt really sad Explanation: دلم رفت کربلا literal meaning: My heart went to Karbala. It means 'I felt like being in Karbala', or 'I missed Karbala' or 'I missed being at Imam Hossein shrine. Idiomatic meaning: I felt really sad (when I saw the electricity bill, maybe because it was high). |
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13 hrs confidence:
I felt misrable - My heart squinced Explanation: I felt misrable - My heart squinced |
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