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How to Say "Milk of" in Persian (Farsi): Shire

Shire (SHEE-reh) means "Milk of" in Persian (Farsi). Shire is two pieces: shir (milk) and -e (of).

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How to say Shire

Shire

شیرِ

SHEE-reh

Milk of

Shire in a sentence

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

  1. Shir-e dagh nemikham merci

    I don't want hot milk, thanks.

    Module 9, lesson 2
  2. Darya, your cousin

    Shir-e dagh?

    Hot milk?

    Module 9, lesson 6
  3. Karan, your friend

    Na, merci. Ye shir-e garm, lotfan!

    No, thanks. A warm milk, please!

    Module 10, lesson 4
  4. You say

    Farda shir-e garm mikham.

    Tomorrow I want warm milk.

    Module 12, lesson 4
  5. Shir-e garm mikham.

    I want warm milk.

    Module 15, lesson 1

What Shire is made of

  • shirmilk
  • -eof

Shire is two pieces: shir (milk) and -e (of).

Questions people ask about Shire

What is Shire made of?

Shire is two pieces: shir (milk) and -e (of).

How do you use Shire in a sentence?

Try Shir-e dagh nemikham merci (I don't want hot milk, thanks)

Where can I learn Shire?

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

Learn Shire step by step

Module 8: What you want

Lesson 5: Baba Bozorg's sugar cube

8 lessons in the module.

Shire comes up in 10 lessons across Modules 9 to 15.

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