Mikoni Meaning in English: Persian (Farsi) Word

Mikoni in a sentence

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

1. Koja zendegi mikoni?

   Where do you live?

   Module 2, lesson 5

2. Karan, your friend

   Salam! Koja zendegi mikoni?

   Hi! Where do you live?

   Module 2, lesson 6

3. Armeen, your friend

   Inja zendegi mikoni?

   Do you live here?

   Module 2, lesson 7

4. Nommi, your friend

   Merci! To koja zendegi mikoni?

   Thanks! Where do you live?

   Module 2, lesson 10

5. Darya, your cousin

   To koja zendegi mikoni?

   And you, where do you live?

   Module 12, lesson 5

What Mikoni is made of

• mi-does
• +kondo
• +-iyou

Mikoni is three pieces: mi- (does), kon (do) and -i (you).

The ending mi- is taught in Module 2, lesson 5: Where do you live?

The ending -i / -yi is taught in Module 2, lesson 8: I'm Iranian

When to say Mikoni

Zendegi mikoni: life, you do. You live.

The usual mix-up with Mikoni

Friend form and respectful form swapped

For a friend: Mikoni. For an elder: Mikonin. The polite line changes mikoni to mikonin.

More about Mikoni

Mikoni means you do, said to a friend. It is mi- (does it), kon (do) and -i (you), the same -i as Chetor-i, so the line is about you. Its main use in the course is inside Zendegi mikoni? (do you live?), as in Koja zendegi mikoni? (where do you live?) and Inja zendegi mikoni? (do you live here?). The polite form is Mikonin, for an elder. It is taught in Module 2, lesson 5, in the lesson called Where do you live? It is mostly learned as part of that longer line.

Questions people ask about Mikoni