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How to Say "It's ten" in Persian (Farsi): Dah-e

Dah-e (DAH-heh) means "It's ten" in Persian (Farsi). Dah-e is two pieces: dah (ten) and -e (is).

This line is a variation of Dah (Ten). Start there for the full page.

How to say Dah-e

Dah-e

دهه

DAH-heh

It's ten

What Dah-e is made of

  • dahten
  • -eis

Dah-e is two pieces: dah (ten) and -e (is).

The ending -e / -st is taught in Module 1, lesson 2: What's your name?

The usual mix-up with Dah-e

The is or am ending left off

Not this

Dah

Ten

Say this

Dah-e

It's ten

Keep the ending that says is. "It's ten" is Dah-e, while Dah alone is "Ten".

Questions people ask about Dah-e

What is the difference between Dah-e and Dah?

Keep the ending that says is. "It's ten" is Dah-e, while Dah alone is "Ten".

What is Dah-e made of?

Dah-e is two pieces: dah (ten) and -e (is).

Where can I learn Dah-e?

In Module 3, lesson 6 of the Finglish course ("Nine, ten").

Learn Dah-e step by step

Module 3: Numbers 1 to 10

Lesson 6: Nine, ten

7 lessons in the module.

Dah-e comes up in 4 lessons across Module 14.

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