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How do you say common phrases in Persian?
Greetings and Essentials
- Salâm / Dorood — Hello.
- Khasteh nabâshid (khas-teh na-baa-sheed)
- Merci / Kheyli mamnoon / Sepâs — Thank you.
- Khâhesh mikonam — You’re welcome, or Please, I insist.
- Baleh / Na — Yes / No.
- Befarmâid (be-far-mâ-eed) — Here you go.
- Bebakhshid (be-bakh-sheed) — Excuse Me.
- Khodâ hâfez — Goodbye.
How do you say why in Persian?
Cherā, which is the basic translation of “Why” in Persian. All together, it is Cherā emrooz be sare kār nayāmadid? So in Persian, Cherā is the exact translation of “Why”, used to ask the reason for something.
What does Fesgheli mean?
Farsi (Persian) translation: fesgheli, rizepize Thank you, in advance! Hamid Sadeghieh.
How do you say thank you in Persian?
A few basic Persian words 1 sepas (formal, Persian word) 2 manmoon (formal, derived from Arabic) 3 merci (informal, derived from French) 4 BONUS: Here are 8 more ways to say “thank you”. More
How do you express love in Persian?
By nature, Persian is a very poetic language. We have various poetic expressions to expressing ones love or beauty for another. Two examples of such phrases are: There are the obvious ones like man dooset daram (I love you) and ashegetam (I adore you). But those are boring, so have some weird ones!
Can I learn Persian in Iran?
While traveling in Iran for a month, I learned some Persian words, phrases, and numerals (sometimes Persian is referred to as Farsi). Consequently, there were many times when my limited knowledge of Persian really came in handy.
How do you respond to ghorbane Shoma in Persian?
Imagine someone tells you that you look beautiful today. You can respond ghorbâne shomâ [merci]. Even if someone asks how you are, you may hear ghorbane shoma, khubam, (I’ll sacrifice myself for you, I’m fine). Sounds incredibly silly and completely melodramatic in English, but it’s perfectly normal, acceptable, and common in Persian.