How to Say “Thank You, My Love” in Persian

ممنون عشقم
mamnoon eshgham
The English phrase "thank you, my love" is expressed in Persian as ممنون عشقم (mamnoon eshgham).
This phrase is an affectionate way to thank a romantic partner or a very close loved one.

What does it mean word for word?

The term eshgham is a combination of eshgh, meaning "love" and the suffix -am, which means "my".

Which one should you use?

Using ممنونم عشقم (adding an am to the end of mamnoon) makes the phrase slightly more grammatically complete and formal than the shortened ممنون. Additionally, مرسی عزیزم serves as a relaxed and familiar way to express gratitude to your beloved and خیلی ازت ممنونم عشقم is used to say "Thank you very much, my love."

Is there a formal and an informal way to say it?

The phrases provided are informal. For a more colloquial and informal style, you can use مرسی عشقم, which utilizes the borrowed French word "merci".

How do you pronounce it?

mamnoon eshgham

Did you know?

  • Persian culture often uses 'taarof', a complex system of etiquette, where sometimes 'thank you' is said multiple times or even withheld to show politeness.
  • In Persian culture, gratitude toward a loved one is often accompanied by a gesture of placing the right hand over the heart to show the thankfulness is sincere.
  • The word ممنون traces its roots back to Arabic, where it originally described someone who is 'gracious' or 'generous' rather than just being grateful.

Examples in context

  • ممنون عشقم، خیلی کمک کردی.
    mamnun eshgham, kheyli komak kardi.
    Thank you, my love, you helped a lot.
  • ممنون عشقم، خیلی خوشحالم.
    mamnun eshgham, kheyli khosh-halam.
    Thank you, my love, I am very happy.

Example conversation

A couple is having coffee at home.

  1. مریم Maryam

    علی، این قهوه عالیه!
    Ali, in ghahve aliye!
    Ali, this coffee is excellent!
  2. علی Ali

    خواهش می‌کنم عزیزم.
    khahesh mikonam azizam.
    You're welcome, dear.
  3. مریم Maryam

    ممنون عشقم.
    mamnun eshgham.
    Thank you, my love.
  4. علی Ali

    هر کاری بخوای برات می‌کنم.
    har kari bekhay barat mikonam.
    I will do anything you want for you.

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