How to say Yek
Yek
یک
yek
One
Yek in a sentence
Real lines from the course, said by the people you meet in it.
- Module 3, lesson 1
Yek, do!
One, two!
- Module 4, lesson 3
Yek, do, se, chahar. Chahar ta.
One, two, three, four. Four.
- Module 8, lesson 7
Yek, do, se, chahar!
One, two, three, four!
- Module 14, lesson 3
Saat yek o rob-e.
It's a quarter past one.
When to say Yek
Count with it: yek, do, se.
Yek in the count from one to ten
- After 1
- Do (2)
More about Yek
Yek is one, the first word of the count: yek, do, se. The course calls it the first glass on the tray, and you hear it that way in the lessons, as the start of a count out loud: Yek, do! Yek, do, se, chahar. It is taught in Module 3, lesson 1, in the lesson called One, two, three. When you are ordering one of something, the course uses Ye instead, as in Ye chai, lotfan, so Yek is the counting word and Ye is the everyday one. Keeping those two jobs apart early saves confusion later.
Questions people ask about Yek
What comes after Yek when you count?
Do, which is 2.
How do you use Yek in a sentence?
Try Khoob! Yek, do.. (Great! One, two..)
Where can I learn Yek?
In Module 3, lesson 1 of the Finglish course ("One, two, three").
Learn Yek step by step
Module 3: Numbers 1 to 10
Lesson 1: One, two, three
7 lessons in the module.
Yek comes up in 22 lessons across Modules 3 to 14.
Open the lessonA way to remember
Yek is one: the first glass on the tray.