How to Say "He/she is upset" in Persian (Farsi): Narahate

Narahate in a sentence

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

1. Khaharam khoshhal-e baradaram narahat-e

   My sister is happy, my brother is upset.

   Module 5, lesson 7

2. Darya, your cousin

   Babat narahat-e?

   Is your dad upset?

   Module 6, lesson 1

3. Narahat-e. Khoob nist.

   He's upset. He isn't good.

   Module 6, lesson 7

4. Kabab nist! Narahat-e.

   There's no kebab! He's upset.

   Module 11, lesson 6

5. Ameer, your friend

   Shirin narahat-e?

   Is Shirin upset?

   Module 14, lesson 3

What Narahate is made of

• narahatupset
• +-eis

Narahate is two pieces: narahat (upset) and -e (is).

The ending -e / -st is taught in Module 1, lesson 2: What's your name?

The usual mix-up with Narahate

The is or am ending left off

Keep the ending that says is. "He/she is upset" is Narahate, while Narahat alone is "Upset".

Narahate for you, a friend, someone else

Questions people ask about Narahate