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How to Say "I'm tired. What about you?" in Persian (Farsi)

Khastam to chi means "I'm tired. What about you?" in Persian (Farsi).

How to say "Khastam to chi?"

Khastam to chi?

I'm tired. What about you?

Asked as a question

"Khastam to chi?" in a sentence

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

  1. Khastam to chi?

    I'm tired. What about you?

    Module 5, lesson 3

  2. Ameer, your friend

    Baleh, khastam! To chi?

    Yes, I'm tired! What about you?

    Module 5, lesson 5

  3. You say

    Baleh, kheyli khastam! To chi?

    Yes, I'm very tired! What about you?

    Module 9, lesson 6

"Khastam to chi?" word by word

  • Khastam

    I'm tired

  • To

    You (friendly)

    To is the friendly you, for a cousin or a friend: To chetori?

  • Chi

    What

    Chi is what.

Questions people ask about "Khastam to chi?"

How do you use "Khastam to chi?" in a sentence?

Try Baleh, khastam! To chi? (Yes, I'm tired! What about you?)

Where can I learn "Khastam to chi?"?

In Module 5, lesson 3 of the Finglish course ("What about you?").

Learn "Khastam to chi?" step by step

Module 5: How you feel

Lesson 3: What about you?

8 lessons in the module.

"Khastam to chi?" is said in 3 different lessons.

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