How to say Miam
Miam
میام
MEE-yam
I'm coming
Miam in a sentence
Real lines from the course, said by the people you meet in it.
- Module 15, lesson 3
Farda sobh miam.
I'll come tomorrow morning.
Karan, your friend
Module 15, lesson 5Na, jome mashghulam. Shanbe miam!
No, I'm busy Friday. I'm coming Saturday!
What Miam is made of
- mi-does
- acome
- -mI
Miam is three pieces: mi- (does), a (come) and -m (I).
The ending mi- is taught in Module 2, lesson 5: Where do you live?
The ending -am / -m is taught in Module 1, lesson 1: Say hi to Maman Bozorg
When to say Miam
Say it when you are on the way: Alan miam. Put a day in front for later: Farda miam.
The usual mix-up with Miam
Right word, wrong person ending
Not this
Miay
You're coming
Say this
Miam
I'm coming
"You're coming" is Miay. "I'm coming" is Miam. Only the ending differs: -y (you) against -m (I).
Questions people ask about Miam
What does Miam mean in Persian?
Miam means "I'm coming" in Persian (Farsi). Miam is three pieces: mi- (does), a (come) and -m (I).
What is the difference between Miam and Miay?
"You're coming" is Miay. "I'm coming" is Miam. Only the ending differs: -y (you) against -m (I).
How do you use Miam in a sentence?
Try Farda sobh miam (I'll come tomorrow morning)
Where can I learn Miam?
In Module 15, lesson 3 of the Finglish course ("I'm coming").
Learn Miam step by step
Module 15: Make a plan
Lesson 3: I'm coming
8 lessons in the module.
Miam comes up in 6 lessons across Module 15.
Open the lessonA way to remember
Mi + a + m: a is come, m is I. Alan miam: I am on my way.