How to Say "How much is it?" in Persian (Farsi): Chande

Chande in a sentence

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

1. Sara, a family friend

   Salam! Saat chand-e?

   Hi! What time is it?

   Module 14, lesson 1

2. Shirin, your older neighbor

   Saat chand-e?

   What time is it?

   Module 14, lesson 2

3. Sara

   Merci! Saat chand-e?

   Thanks! What time is it?

   Module 14, lesson 4

4. Ameer, your friend

   Alan saat chand-e?

   What time is it now?

   Module 14, lesson 5

5. Ameer

   Khastam! Saat chand-e?

   I'm tired! What time is it?

   Module 14, lesson 9

What Chande is made of

• chandhow many / how much
• +-eis

Chande is two pieces: chand (how many / how much) and -e (is).

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

The usual mix-up with Chande

The is or am ending left off

Keep the ending that says is. "How much is it?" is Chande, while Chand alone is "How many / how much".

Questions people ask about Chande