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How to Say "Do you want sugar?" in Persian (Farsi)

Ghand mikhayn means "Do you want sugar?" in Persian (Farsi).

How to say "Ghand mikhayn?"

Ghand mikhayn?

Do you want sugar?

Asked as a question

"Ghand mikhayn?" in a sentence

Real lines from the course, said by the people you meet in it.

  1. Ghand mikhayn?

    Do you want sugar?

    Module 8, lesson 5
  2. Chai ba ghand mikhayn?

    Would you like tea with sugar?

    Module 9, lesson 4
  3. You say

    Ba ghand mikhayn?

    Would you like it with sugar?

    Module 9, lesson 5

"Ghand mikhayn?" word by word

  • Ghand

    Sugar

    Ghand is a sugar cube: hold it between your teeth and sip the tea through it.

  • Mikhayn

    You want (formal)

    Mi + kha + yn: the polite you, the same -in as chetor-in.

Questions people ask about "Ghand mikhayn?"

How do you use "Ghand mikhayn?" in a sentence?

Try Chai ba ghand mikhayn? (Would you like tea with sugar?)

Where can I learn "Ghand mikhayn?"?

In Module 8, lesson 5 of the Finglish course ("Baba Bozorg's sugar cube").

Learn "Ghand mikhayn?" step by step

Module 8: What you want

Lesson 5: Baba Bozorg's sugar cube

8 lessons in the module.

"Ghand mikhayn?" is said in 3 different lessons.

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