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Milk in Persian (Farsi): Shir

Shir (SHEER) means "Milk" in Persian (Farsi). Shir mikham: I want milk.

How to say Shir

Shir

شیر

SHEER

Milk

Shir in a sentence

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

  1. Teshnam shir mikham

    I'm thirsty. I want milk.

    Module 8, lesson 5
  2. Maman, your mom

    Do ta shir, lotfan.

    Two milks, please.

    Module 8, lesson 6
  3. Armeen, your friend

    Shir kojast? Miduni?

    Where is the milk? Do you know?

    Module 8, lesson 7
  4. Maman Bozorg, your grandma

    Man shir mikham.

    I want milk.

    Module 8, lesson 8
  5. Ameer, your friend

    Ye ghahve mikham, ba shir.

    I want a coffee, with milk.

    Module 9, lesson 4

When to say Shir

Shir mikham: I want milk. Little kids say it all day.

More about Shir

Shir is milk, said like sheer. The memory hook is a small picture: a sheer white glass of milk. Ask for it with Shir mikham, I want milk, or count it with ta: Do ta shir, lotfan is two milks, please. You can also ask where it is: Shir kojast? It is taught in Module 8, lesson 5, in the lesson called Baba Bozorg's sugar cube.

Questions people ask about Shir

How do you use Shir in a sentence?

Try Teshnam shir mikham (I'm thirsty. I want milk)

Where can I learn Shir?

In Module 8, lesson 5 of the Finglish course ("Baba Bozorg's sugar cube").

Learn Shir step by step

Module 8: What you want

Lesson 5: Baba Bozorg's sugar cube

8 lessons in the module.

Shir comes up in 17 lessons across Modules 8 to 14.

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A way to remember

Shir is milk. Say it like sheer: a sheer white glass of milk.

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