How to say Dir
Dir
دیر
DEER
Late
Dir in a sentence
Real lines from the course, said by the people you meet in it.
When to say Dir
Dir-e, it's late, when the clock has run away from you.
More about Dir
Dir means late, the other end from Zud (early). Say Dir kardam! for I'm late, or add Bebakhshid in front for a polite apology: Bebakhshid, dir kardam! On its own, Dir-e means it's late, when the clock has run away from you. It is taught in Module 14, lesson 7, in the lesson called I'm late! The question form is Dir kardam? (am I late?), which you hear when someone arrives and checks. The same word can say the hour is late or that you are, which makes it a handy word for any day with a schedule.
Questions people ask about Dir
How do you use Dir in a sentence?
Try Dir kardam! (I'm late!)
Where can I learn Dir?
In Module 14, lesson 7 of the Finglish course ("I'm late!").
Learn Dir step by step
Module 14: What time is it?
Lesson 7: I'm late!
9 lessons in the module.
Dir comes up in 16 lessons across Modules 3 to 15.
Open the lessonA way to remember
Dir is late, the other end from zud: kheyli dir-e!