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Ab mikhayn Meaning in English: Persian (Farsi) Phrase

Ab mikhayn means "Do you want water?" in Persian (Farsi). With a friend, say Ab mikhay.

How to say "Ab mikhayn?"

Ab mikhayn?

Do you want water?

Asked as a question

"Ab mikhayn?" in a sentence

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

  1. Ab mikhayn?

    Do you want water? (formal)

    Module 8, lesson 3

"Ab mikhayn?" word by word

  • Ab

    Water

    Ab is water: the first word you need on a hot day.

  • Mikhayn

    You want (formal)

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

When to say "Ab mikhayn?"

Friends and people your age

Ab mikhay?

Do you want water?

Elders and people you respect

Ab mikhayn?

Do you want water?

The usual mix-up with "Ab mikhayn?"

Friend form and respectful form swapped

For a friend: Ab mikhay. For an elder: Ab mikhayn. The polite line changes mikhay to mikhayn.

Questions people ask about "Ab mikhayn?"

What does "Ab mikhayn?" mean in Persian?

"Ab mikhayn?" means "Do you want water?" in Persian (Farsi).

Is "Ab mikhayn?" formal or casual?

"Ab mikhayn?" is the formal one. Ab mikhay is the friendly one.

Where can I learn "Ab mikhayn?"?

In Module 8, lesson 4 of the Finglish course ("No, thanks").

Learn "Ab mikhayn?" step by step

Module 8: What you want

Lesson 4: No, thanks

8 lessons in the module.

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