This line is a variation of Noh (Nine). Start there for the full page.
How to say Noh-e
Noh-e
نُهه
NOH-heh
It's nine
Noh-e in a sentence
Real lines from the course, said by the people you meet in it.
- Module 14, lesson 6
Salam! Khoobi? Saat noh-e!
Hi! Doing good? It's nine o'clock!
What Noh-e is made of
- nohnine
- -eis
Noh-e is two pieces: noh (nine) and -e (is).
The ending -e / -st is taught in Module 1, lesson 2: What's your name?
The usual mix-up with Noh-e
The is or am ending left off
Not this
Noh
Nine
Say this
Noh-e
It's nine
Keep the ending that says is. "It's nine" is Noh-e, while Noh alone is "Nine".
Questions people ask about Noh-e
What is the difference between Noh-e and Noh?
Keep the ending that says is. "It's nine" is Noh-e, while Noh alone is "Nine".
What is Noh-e made of?
Noh-e is two pieces: noh (nine) and -e (is).
How do you use Noh-e in a sentence?
Try Saat noh-e. Zud-e! (It's nine. It's early!)
Where can I learn Noh-e?
In Module 3, lesson 6 of the Finglish course ("Nine, ten").
Learn Noh-e step by step
Module 3: Numbers 1 to 10
Lesson 6: Nine, ten
7 lessons in the module.
Noh-e comes up in 4 lessons across Modules 14 to 15.
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