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How are you

Asking and answering: chetori, khubam, merci.

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The lesson

After salâm, we often ask chetori (چطوری). It means how are you.

If you feel good, you answer khubam (خوبم). It means I am good.

To say thank you, we say merci (مرسی).

Good to know

You can smile and say khubam, merci when someone asks chetori.

Chetori means how are you, khubam means I am good, and merci means thank you.

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How are you · Persian, ages 4 to 7 · LightMySky