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How to Say "I want tea now" in Persian (Farsi)

Alan chai mikham means "I want tea now" in Persian (Farsi).

How to say "Alan chai mikham"

Alan chai mikham.

I want tea now.

"Alan chai mikham" in a sentence

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

  1. You say

    Baleh, alan chai mikham.

    Yes, I want tea now.

    Module 12, lesson 1
  2. Alan chai mikham.

    I want tea now.

    Module 12, lesson 1

"Alan chai mikham" word by word

  • Alan

    Now

    Alan is now: the tea goes in the glass this minute.

  • Chai

    Tea

    You may already know chai: in Persian it means tea.

  • Mikham

    I want

    Mi + kha + m: the same mi- as mikonam, kha is want, -m is I.

Questions people ask about "Alan chai mikham"

How do you use "Alan chai mikham" in a sentence?

Try Baleh, alan chai mikham (Yes, I want tea now)

Where can I learn "Alan chai mikham"?

In Module 12, lesson 1 of the Finglish course ("Before dark").

Learn "Alan chai mikham" step by step

Module 12: Today, tomorrow, tonight

Lesson 1: Before dark

6 lessons in the module.

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