glove + gloves

If ????? is glove, it can't be gloves.

fivejedjonIf ????? is glove, it can't be gloves.

fivejedjon,

????? = glove

????? ?? = gloves

?? = s = plural sign in Persian

sunny123????? ?? = gloves ?? = s = plural sign in Persian

Fine. So, if it's not there, we don't translate the word as plural.

fivejedjon sunny123????? ?? = gloves ?? = s = plural sign in PersianFine. So, if it's not there, we don't translate thw word as plural.

Sorry fivejedjon. I didnt get your answer in all. However can you tell me which of the following conversations are correct?

CONVERSATION ONE
1. A: What's ????? in English? B: It's glove

or

CONVER

If the Persian word is singular, the English word needs to be singular.
If the Persian word is plural, the English word needs to be plural.

Is that clear enough?

fivejedjonIf the Persian word is singular, the English word needs to be singular.If the Persian word is plural, the English word needs to be plural.Is that clear enough?

Ok, fivejedjon. As you explained I think "CONVERSATION ONE" is correct?

CONVERSATION ONE
1. A: What's ????? in English? B: It's glove = correct

CONVERSATION B
2. A:

fivejedjon

fivejedjon. In Persian we can use both of the following. What about in English?

1. I bought a new glove. = ?? ?? ????? ???? ?

sunny123In Persian we can use both of the following. What about in English?

You just wrote both of them in English, so yes, we can use both "a new glove" and "new gloves" in English.

The next question, however, is (under typical circumstances) "What are you going to do with just one glove? Won't your other hand get cold?"

CJ

CalifJim sunny123In Persian we can use both of the following. What about in English?You just wrote both of them in English, so yes, we can use both "a new glove" and "new gloves" in English.The next question, however, is (under typical circumstances) "What are you going to do with just one glove? Won't your other hand get cold?"CJ

????? = glove and