How to say Miay
Miay
میای
MEE-yaay
You're coming
Miay in a sentence
Real lines from the course, said by the people you meet in it.
- Module 15, lesson 4
Bikari? Miay? Fahmidi?
Are you free? Are you coming? Got it?
- Module 15, lesson 4
Emshab miay?
Are you coming tonight?
What Miay is made of
- mi-does
- acome
- -yyou
Miay is three pieces: mi- (does), a (come) and -y (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 Miay
Ask a friend your age: Emshab miay? Your voice goes up at the end.
The usual mix-up with Miay
Right word, wrong person ending
Not this
Miam
I'm coming
Say this
Miay
You're coming
"I'm coming" is Miam. "You're coming" is Miay. Only the ending differs: -m (I) against -y (you).
Questions people ask about Miay
What does Miay mean in Persian?
Miay means "You're coming" in Persian (Farsi). Miay is three pieces: mi- (does), a (come) and -y (you).
What is the difference between Miay and Miam?
"I'm coming" is Miam. "You're coming" is Miay. Only the ending differs: -m (I) against -y (you).
How do you use Miay in a sentence?
Try Bikari? Miay? Fahmidi? (Are you free? Are you coming? Got it?)
Where can I learn Miay?
In Module 15, lesson 4 of the Finglish course ("Are you coming?").
Learn Miay step by step
Module 15: Make a plan
Lesson 4: Are you coming?
8 lessons in the module.
Miay comes up in 5 lessons across Module 15.
Open the lessonA way to remember
Like miam, but ending in -y: you. With a rising voice, Miay? asks.