How to Say “Store” in Persian

مغازه
maghâzeh
The English word "store" can be translated into Persian as مغازه (maghâzeh).
The word مغازه refers to a shop or a store. Another specific term, قنادی, is used to refer specifically to a confectionery.
Meaning: shop (noun)

Which one should you use?

The formal way to say store in Farsi is فروشگاه.

How does it change in a sentence?

مغازه is a singular noun and does not change based on gender. To refer to more than one, use the plural form مغازه‌ها.

How do you pronounce it?

maghâzeh

Did you know?

  • The Persian word مغازه shares a common ancestor with the English word 'magazine', which originally referred to a storehouse for provisions or ammunition.
  • While مغازه is perfect for daily conversation, using فروشگاه can make you sound much more professional, like a business official or a news reporter.
  • The formal term فروشگاه is a compound of the words for 'selling' and 'place', making it a very descriptive and literal noun.

Examples in context

  • می‌توانید به من نشان بدهید که کجا یک فروشگاه ______ هست؟
    Could you show me where a __________ store is?
  • این مغازه خیلی بزرگ است.
    in maghāze kheyli bozorg ast.
    This shop is very big.
  • مادرم مغازه دارد.
    mādar-am maghāze dārad.
    My mother has a shop.
  • مغازه ساعت هشت بسته می‌شود.
    maghāze sā'at-e hasht baste mishavad.
    The shop closes at eight o'clock.

Example conversation

Sara and Ali are walking down a street looking for a gift.

  1. سارا Sara

    علی، آن مغازه را ببین.
    Ali, ān maghāze rā bebīn.
    Ali, look at that store.
  2. علی Ali

    چه چیزی می‌فروشند؟
    Che chizi mīforūshand?
    What do they sell?
  3. سارا Sara

    فکر کنم کتاب می‌فروشند.
    Fekr konam ketāb mīforūshand.
    I think they sell books.
  4. علی Ali

    بیا برویم داخل.
    Biyā berovīm dākhel.
    Let's go inside.

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