How to say Man
Man
من
man
I / Me
Man in a sentence
Real lines from the course, said by the people you meet in it.
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Module 9, lesson 6Na, ab nemikham. Man chai mikham!
No, I don't want water. Me, I want tea!
When to say Man
The -m on mikham already says I. Man adds the point: Man ab mikham. To chi?
The usual mix-up with Man
Looks like an English word
Man looks like the English word "man", but in Persian it is "I / Me". Read it as Finglish, in Persian sounds.
More about Man
Man is I or me. The course says to point at yourself when you say it. Persian already puts I into the verb ending, so Man adds the point: Man ab mikham means I want water, and the -m on mikham would say I even without Man. Pair it with To chi? to hand the turn back. It is taught in Module 8, lesson 2, in the lesson called What do you want? Be careful: it looks like the English word man, but it means I here, so read it as Finglish.
Questions people ask about Man
How do you use Man in a sentence?
Try Man ab mikham. Chi mikhay? (I want water. What do you want?)
Where can I learn Man?
In Module 8, lesson 2 of the Finglish course ("What do you want?").
Learn Man step by step
Module 8: What you want
Lesson 2: What do you want?
8 lessons in the module.
Man comes up in 14 lessons across Modules 8 to 15.
Open the lessonA way to remember
Man is I or me. Point at yourself and say it: man!