Article: . To learn basic vocabulary in context, and to get a sense of how the language fits together, study phrases that you will commonly use when speaking Persian. Learning words in the context of sentences and conversation helps you retain them. To greet someone, say Hi: Dorood or Salam , Welcome!: Khosh Amadid! , How are you?: haleh shoma chetor ast?(formal) haletoon chetore?(informal) / , Good morning!: Sobh Be kheyr! , Good evening!: Asr be kheyr! , and Good night!: Shab be kheyr! To bid someone adieu, say See you later!: Ba'adan mibinamet , or Goodbye!: bedrood . To be polite, say Thanks: Mamnoon or Merci (like the French), Bless you (to a sneeze): A'afiat basheh , Excuse me,... (to make a request): Bebakhshid , Excuse me! (to get by: Bebakhshid , Sorry: Bebakhshid/Mota'assefam , and no problem: Moshkeli nist/Eshkali nadare . Listen to recordings of key phrases to learn pronunciation. Practice your days of the week, and learn words for year, month, and times of day. Notice that while the word for "day" is "Rooz," the days of the week do not include this word. Instead, they build numerically from the word "shanbe," "Saturday." "Sunday" translates as "1 Saturday," while Monday is "2 Saturday" (shanbe, yek(1) shanbe, do(2) shanbe, etc). Look up the words you learn, listen to recordings, and practice saying them. Learn the days of the week. Saturday: shanbe Sunday: yek shanbe Monday: doshanbe Tuesday seh shanbe Wednesday: chehar shenebeh Thursday: panj-shanbeh Friday: adineh or jom'e Learn to speak about time. Yesterday: deeRooz Today: emRooz Tomorrow: faRda Day: Rooz Night: shab Week: hafteh Month: maah Year: sal Second: saneeye Minute: daqeeqe Hour: sa'at Morning: sobh Evening: 'asr Noon: zohr Afternoon: ba'ad az zohR Midnight: nesf shab Now: aknoon or hala Later: ba'dan . Practice counting aloud. Listen to recordings of native speakers pronouncing the numbers so that you learn the right sound.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Learn key phrases Learn dates and times. Count

Corner kicks occur when the defending team plays the ball beyond their own goal lines. This can be a great opportunity to send the ball back into play and score a quick goal. Focus on the main concepts behind the kick, kicking technique, and teamwork to make the corner kick work for you. Send a corner kick to the box between the 18-yard line and the PK box. Strike the lower portion of the ball with the inside of your foot. Send the ball towards your teammates who should be waiting near the goal. Your teammates should receive the ball and quickly shoot it into the net. Avoid kicking it towards the oppositions goalkeeper or other defending players. Free kicks allow you the chance to shoot the ball directly towards the goal. However, the other team will be allowed to form a wall of players between you and the goal (though they have to be 10 yards away from the spot where you kick). There are a few kicking strategies that you can use to overcome their defense and score a goal on your free kick. Shoot the ball above the other players. Strike the ball low and follow through with your kick. Practice your aim as you won't want to shoot too high and miss the goal. You can try shooting the ball along the ground if you believe the players defending will jump up to try and stop your shot. It is possible to kick the ball around the blocking players. This is the hardest technique and will require a lot of practice to get the proper power behind your kick and the right amount of bend in the shot. A throw in will result if the opposing team plays the ball beyond one of the side lines. Throwing the ball in has specific rules that you will be required to follow. However, a throw in also presents an opportunity to score a goal. Work with your teammates and practice various methods of scoring on a throw in. You must keep both your feet behind the sideline and throw the ball in with both arms. Throw the ball to players who are in a good position on the pitch. Try to throw the ball at your teammates feet, allowing them to quickly trap the ball. Goals cannot be scored directly by a throw in but do allow you to position the ball and your team for a greater chance of scoring when in play.
++++++++++
One-sentence summary --
Score from the corner kick. Score from a free kick. Setting up your throw in.