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How to Say "I'm upset" in Persian (Farsi): Narahatam

Narahatam (naa-raa-HAT-am) means "I'm upset" in Persian (Farsi). Narahatam is two pieces: narahat (upset) and -am (I).

How to say Narahatam

Narahatam

ناراحتم

naa-raa-HAT-am

I'm upset

Narahatam in a sentence

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

  1. Salam maman narahatam

    Hi, Mom! I'm upset.

    Module 5, lesson 2
  2. Khastam narahatam to chi?

    I'm tired and upset. What about you?

    Module 5, lesson 4
  3. Karan, your friend

    Khastam. Narahatam!

    I'm tired. I'm upset!

    Module 5, lesson 7
  4. Shirin, your older neighbor

    Salam! Khastam. Narahatam!

    Hi! I'm tired. I'm upset!

    Module 5, lesson 8
  5. Som, your friend

    Jome narahatam.

    On Friday I'm upset.

    Module 13, lesson 4

What Narahatam is made of

  • narahatupset
  • -amI

Narahatam is two pieces: narahat (upset) and -am (I).

The ending -am / -m is taught in Module 1, lesson 1: Say hi to Maman Bozorg

Narahatam for you, a friend, someone else

Questions people ask about Narahatam

How do you pronounce Narahatam?

Say naa-raa-HAT-am, with the stress on "hat".

What is Narahatam made of?

Narahatam is two pieces: narahat (upset) and -am (I).

How do you use Narahatam in a sentence?

Try Salam maman narahatam (Hi, Mom! I'm upset)

Where can I learn Narahatam?

In Module 5, lesson 1 of the Finglish course ("Happy or upset?").

Learn Narahatam step by step

Module 5: How you feel

Lesson 1: Happy or upset?

8 lessons in the module.

Narahatam comes up in 22 lessons across Modules 5 to 15.

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