Examples of using Ayeda in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Ayeda is invited to Fürth to take part in a reading.
They were her role models, her teachers and- most crucially for Ayeda- her editors at the Iranian youth magazine Soroush Nojavan where she was already working as a teenager.
And Ayeda, who comes from this culture, also sees herself as a fruit of this culture.
The Iranian poets Gheysar Aminpour and Biok Maleki, who Ayeda has chosen to celebrate on this evening, are two of the most important people in her life, something she quickly makes clear.
Ayeda also reads a poem in both Persian and German from the prominent children's book author Azra Jozdani.
Even when the air gets stickier and the discussion between Ayeda and Martin gets longer and longer- without a break- the audience remains focused on their presentations right to the end.
Ayeda had many jobs in Germany after arriving here, including as a chambermaid in a guesthouse, as a waitress, and as an ironer.
At the youth magazine, Ayeda learned to write stories and poetry, and developed her journalistic skills.
Ayeda Alavie and Martin Pflanzer from the publishing project Hagebutte Verlag were guests at Munich's Buch in der Au bookshop, which was a full house on the evening of November 17.
In the story Öl und Essig(Oil and Vinegar) that Ayeda narrates in a firm voice standing up, the way she presents all the evening's other poems and stories, she interweaves her experiences from her arrival years with memories of her family.
With Ayeda Alavie, a woman of absolute conviction is throwing herself into the publishing business.
When Ayeda was thirteen, she took part in one of the magazine's regular competitions, a reportage contest for twelve to eighteen-year-olds.