Thank you very muchAs in “no more tap water, because it has been turned off at the source by the water authority”?
Could you consider these:
آب نیست
آب قطع شد
They are common ways to put it.
For my cultural background, your suggestion carries connotations of some disgrace having befallen the speaker.
Nevertheless, I would say that strictly speaking there is nothing incorrect about آبمان رفت. It sounds quaint to the ear in the actual context. So if you prefer it by all means do use it, in my view.
It's unidiomatic. No native speaker, I would imagine, ever say something like that. Unless they wanted to sound poetic or humorous..آبمان رفت
Is it a correct sentence? I wanna say our water is gone, there's a water cut.
Hi alipasha, can you provide the context for this please?آبمان رفت
Is it a correct sentence? I wanna say our water is gone, there's a water cut.
I've never heard this before but I understand what it is saying, “the real thing has turned up, ditch the replacement”, reference to the ablution before prayer and using earth for that purpose when water is not available.آب آمد تیمم برخاست
Many thanks for your great explanations.I've never heard this before but I understand what it is saying, “the real thing has turned up, ditch the replacement”, reference to the ablution before prayer and using earth for that purpose when water is not available.
Forum rules state that context for a question has to be provided, with this we’ve had nothing, second guessing can be fun but it is frustrating.
reference to the ablution before prayer
Aha, thank you sooo much.^^Ablution is the washing of parts of body as ia religious act before prayer, وضو گرفتن in Persian.
I appreciate you provided several options and the likeliest context is what you state above, but that’s not how these sessions are supposed to work, I’m still not sure which was the context, from the reply.PersoLatin, the background is, the water mains has been cut off at the source.
Thank you PersoLatin, As mannoushka stated, what I mean is tap water has been turned off temporarily by the water authority.Hi alipasha, can you provide the context for this please?