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Every in Persian (Farsi): Har

Har means "Every" in Persian (Farsi). Put it before a day or a word for time: har rooz, every day.

How to say Har

Har

هر

HAR

Every

Har in a sentence

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

  1. Shirin, your older neighbor

    Har shanbe injayi?

    Are you here every Saturday?

    Module 13, lesson 7
  2. Nommi, your friend

    Har chaharshanbe injayi?

    Are you here every Wednesday?

    Module 13, lesson 8
  3. Shirin

    Har jome injayi?

    Will you be here every Friday?

    Module 13, lesson 9
  4. Har rooz polo!

    Rice every day!

    Module 14, lesson 5
  5. Nommi

    Har rooz mashghulam!

    I'm busy every day!

    Module 15, lesson 7

When to say Har

Put it before a day or a word for time: har rooz, every day.

Questions people ask about Har

How do you use Har in a sentence?

Try Har shanbe injayi? (Are you here every Saturday?)

Where can I learn Har?

In Module 13, lesson 7 of the Finglish course ("Every week").

Learn Har step by step

Module 13: The days of the week

Lesson 7: Every week

9 lessons in the module.

Har comes up in 9 lessons across Modules 13 to 15.

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A way to remember

Har is every: har shanbe, every Saturday.

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