Banking & ATM

10 phrases · Persian with romanization, English and audio

  1. نزدیک‌ترین خودپرداز کجاست؟

    nazdiktarin khodpardāz kojāst?

    Where is the nearest ATM?

    Usage

    Used to find the nearest ATM when you need cash

    Grammar Note

    "kojast?" means "where is it?" in Persian

  2. می‌خواهم پول برداشت کنم.

    mikhāham pul bardāsht konam.

    I'd like to withdraw money.

    Usage

    Used at a bank or ATM to withdraw cash

    Grammar Note

    "mikhāham" means "I want/I would like"

  3. می‌توانم اینجا ارز تبدیل کنم؟

    mitavānam injā arz tabdil konam?

    Can I exchange currency here?

    Usage

    Used to ask about currency exchange

    Grammar Note

    "mitavānam" means "I can" in Persian

  4. کارتم کار نمی‌کند.

    kārtam kār nemikonad.

    My card is not working.

    Usage

    Used when your card is not functioning

    Grammar Note

    The prefix "nemi~" negates present-tense verbs in Persian

  5. نرخ ارز چقدر است؟

    narkh-e arz cheqadr ast?

    What is the exchange rate?

    Usage

    Used to check the exchange rate

    Grammar Note

    "cheqadr?" means "how much?" in Persian

  6. آیا کارمزد تراکنش وجود دارد؟

    āyā kārmozd tarākonesh vojud dārad?

    Is there a transaction fee?

    Usage

    Used to ask if a transaction fee applies

    Grammar Note

    "āyā ~?" is the Persian particle for yes/no questions

  7. می‌خواهم پول انتقال دهم.

    mikhāham pul enteqāl daham.

    I'd like to transfer money.

    Usage

    Used to request a money transfer

    Grammar Note

    "enteqāl" means "transfer" in Persian

  8. می‌توانم رسید دریافت کنم؟

    mitavānam rasid daryāft konam?

    Can I get a receipt?

    Usage

    Used to request a receipt

    Grammar Note

    "daryāft kardan" means "to receive" in Persian

  9. باید گم شدن کارتم را گزارش دهم.

    bāyad gom shodan-e kārtam rā gozāresh daham.

    I need to report a lost card.

    Usage

    Used to report a lost card

    Grammar Note

    "bāyad" expresses obligation in Persian

  10. ساعات کاری شما چیست؟

    sā'āt-e kāri-ye shomā chist?

    What are your opening hours?

    Usage

    Used to ask about business hours

    Grammar Note

    "sā'āt" is an Arabic-origin word meaning "hours" used in Persian

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