Hot / warm in Persian (Farsi): Garm

Garm

گرم

GARM

Hot / warm

Garm in a sentence

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

Ameer, your friend
Salam! Ye chai mikham, garm.
Hi! I want a tea, warm.
Module 9, lesson 1
Ye shir-e garm, lotfan.
A warm milk, please.
Module 9, lesson 2
Ye shir-e garm, ba ghand.
A warm milk, with sugar.
Module 9, lesson 6
Karan, your friend
Na, merci. Ye shir-e garm, lotfan!
No, thanks. A warm milk, please!
Module 10, lesson 4
You say
Farda shir-e garm mikham.
Tomorrow I want warm milk.
Module 12, lesson 4

Shir-e garm is warm milk. When it burns your tongue, it is dagh.

Try Salam! Ye chai mikham, garm (Hi! I want a tea, warm)

In Module 9, lesson 1 of the Finglish course ("Frozen hands").

Module 9: Hot, cold, with or without

Lesson 1: Frozen hands

6 lessons in the module.

Garm comes up in 12 lessons across Modules 9 to 15.

A way to remember

Garm is the everyday hot or warm: the fire, your gloves, the cup of milk someone hands you.