Farsi · Pronunciation Guide
Say "ha-MEEN," stressing the second syllable with a long "ee" like in "green."
hamin
Stress falls on the final syllable "MIN"; the first syllable "ha" is light and quick, almost swallowed.
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همین کتاب را میخواهم.
Hamin ketāb rā mikhāham.
I want this very book.
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"Hamin ketāb rā mikhāham" (همین کتاب را میخواهم) uses hamin ("this very/same") right before the noun it emphasizes, then rā marks that noun as the definite direct object of mikhāham ("I want") — rā always trails the full noun phrase it marks, not just the noun alone.
Learners often treat hamin as a plain synonym for in ("this"), but hamin carries extra emphasis — "this very one" or "this same one" — so overusing it where a plain in would do can make speech sound needlessly insistent.