How to say Ahle koja-yi
Ahle koja-yi?
اهل کجایی
AH-leh ko-jaa-YEE
Where are you from?
Ahle koja-yi in a sentence
Real lines from the course, said by the people you meet in it.
Nommi, your friend
Module 2, lesson 3Salam! Ahle Kanada-m. To ahle koja-yi?
Hi! I'm from Canada. Where are you from?
What Ahle koja-yi is made of
- ahlefrom
- kojawhere
- -yiyou
Ahle koja-yi is three pieces: ahle (from), koja (where) and -yi (you).
The ending -i / -yi is taught in Module 2, lesson 8: I'm Iranian
When to say Ahle koja-yi
Ask a friend or anyone your age. They answer with Ahle and a place.
Friends and people your age
Ahle koja-yi?
Where are you from?
The usual mix-up with Ahle koja-yi
Friend form and respectful form swapped
For a friend: Ahle koja-yi. For an elder: Ahle koja-yin. The polite line changes koja-yi to koja-yin.
More about Ahle koja-yi
Ahle koja-yi? means where are you from, and it is the question that comes right after your name. It has three pieces: ahle (from), koja (where) and -yi (you). Ask a friend or anyone your age, and they answer with Ahle and a place. For an elder, use the polite Shoma ahle koja-yin?, which swaps -yi for -yin. You will hear it in pairs, as in Ahle Kanada-m. To ahle koja-yi?, where one person answers and then asks back. It is taught in Module 2, lesson 1, the first lesson of the module about where you are from.
Questions people ask about Ahle koja-yi
Is Ahle koja-yi formal or casual?
Ahle koja-yi is the friendly one. Ask a friend or anyone your age. Ahle koja-yin is the formal one.
What is Ahle koja-yi made of?
Ahle koja-yi is three pieces: ahle (from), koja (where) and -yi (you).
How do you use Ahle koja-yi in a sentence?
Try To ahle koja-yi? (Where are you from?)
Where can I learn Ahle koja-yi?
In Module 2, lesson 1 of the Finglish course ("Where are you from?").
Learn Ahle koja-yi step by step
Module 2: Where you are from
Lesson 1: Where are you from?
10 lessons in the module.
Ahle koja-yi comes up in 32 lessons across Modules 2 to 15.
Open the lessonA way to remember
The question that comes right after your name, at every Farsi night.