Saba Pourtorabi

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(Volume 2 of the book)- Journal page 69.

Saba Pourtorabi Saba Pourtorabi Saba Pourtorabi · 1404/2/18 15:10 ·

                           A Good Friend

   A good friend is one of the most valuable treasures in life, and certain personality traits make someone truly worthy of this title. First and foremost, honesty is a key characteristic of a genuine friend. Trust forms the foundation of any strong relationship, and without honesty, that foundation quickly collapses. A good friend should always tell the truth, even when it is difficult, and should act with integrity in both words and actions.

Another essential trait is empathy. A good friend is someone who listens without judgment, offers comfort during hard times, and celebrates sincerely in moments of joy. Empathetic individuals understand others' feelings and respond with kindness and patience, which strengthens emotional bonds and builds lasting trust.

Reliability is also a crucial quality. Whether it means keeping secrets, showing up when promised, or being available during times of need, a reliable friend proves their loyalty through consistent actions. In a world full of uncertainty, such dependability is deeply reassuring.

Moreover, a sense of humor can greatly enhance a friendship. Being able to laugh together not only lightens difficult situations but also fosters a sense of closeness. However, a good friend knows when to be serious and respectful, especially in sensitive moments.

In conclusion, while many traits can contribute to a person's character, honesty, empathy, reliability, and a balanced sense of humor are among the most important for anyone who wishes to be a good friend. These qualities ensure that a friendship is not only enjoyable but also supportive and enduring.

(Volume 2 of the book)- Journal page 33.

Saba Pourtorabi Saba Pourtorabi Saba Pourtorabi · 1404/2/10 17:20 ·

                         My Introduction 

My name is Saba, born and raised in the beautiful city of Gorgan, nestled between the Alborz mountains and Caspian Sea. This region's rich culture and nature shaped my childhood. I live with my wonderful parents and my inspiring older sister who first sparked my interest in languages.  

     Currently, I'm pursuing my passion through an English Translation degree at university. What fascinates me most is uncovering cultural nuances hidden within languages. Beyond academics, I devote hours to reading English classics and analyzing film dialogues to sharpen my skills.  

     My hometown's culinary traditions remain dear to me. Every Friday, I prepare Gorgan's signature dish - mahi polo (herb rice with fish) - for family gatherings. These moments remind me how food, like language, connects people.  

     Through translation, I've learned that words carry worlds within them. My goal is to become a cultural bridge, helping Persian literature reach global audiences while introducing foreign works to Iranian readers.  

     This journey has taught me patience and precision - qualities that define both a good translator and a thoughtful person. I'm excited to keep growing in this fascinating field.  

My greatest career ambition is to become an English teacher and eventually progress to a university professorship. I plan to begin by teaching at language institutes and schools to build my foundational experience. As I develop my teaching skills, I aim to pursue advanced qualifications that will qualify me for university-level instruction.  

What attracts me most to this profession is its perfect blend of personal fulfillment and professional growth. Teaching allows me to make a meaningful impact on students' lives while continuously expanding my own knowledge. The career path offers clear advancement opportunities - from school teacher to college lecturer and finally university professor, with each step bringing greater responsibilities and higher earning potential.  

Financially, while entry-level teaching positions may start modestly, professors at reputable universities can earn substantial salaries. More importantly, I value the job security, intellectual stimulation, and satisfaction that comes from shaping future generations. I'm fully prepared to invest the necessary time and effort into achieving this goal, knowing the rewards will be well worth it.

WRITING ASSIGNMENT PAGE 124, CHAPTER 6

Saba Pourtorabi Saba Pourtorabi Saba Pourtorabi · 1404/2/4 11:00 ·

Selected photo: Photo 1

   A kind veterinarian is someone who helps animals stay healthy. A veterinarian’s job is to take care of sick or injured animals. I think this job is very good because it helps animals and also makes people happy.  

   Veterinarians do many things. They check animals to see if they are healthy. They give them medicine and sometimes do surgery. They also give advice to pet owners about how to care for their pets.  

   Right now, the veterinarian is at work. He is in the animal clinic and is checking a small cat. He is wearing his work clothes, which are a white coat and blue gloves.  

   He feels happy and proud of his job because he loves helping animals.