1. "Sepas gozaram" or "Sepas". ("a" in "sepas" and "gozar" pronounced like "u" in "cut").
2. "Mamnoon" or "Mamnoonam". ("a" in "smamnoon" pronounced like "a" in "cat", noon is like noon in English).
3. "mersi" (pronounced mer-see), which is originally a French word.
4. Mot-e- shakkeram, which is originally Arabic.
In Farsi, you can say "متشکرم" (motashakeram) to mean thank you.
In Farsi, "thank you very much" is said as "kheili mamnun".
you can say: ~thanks -mersi -mamnoon -motshaker ~thank you -mersi -mamnoonam (az shoma) -motshakeram (az shoma)
moto shakeram
You can write "thank you" in Farsi as "ممنون" (pronounced: mamnoon) or "سپاس" (pronounced: sepas).
In Farsi, you can say "متشکرم" (motashakeram) to mean thank you.
In Farsi, "thank you very much" is said as "kheili mamnun".
you can say: ~thanks -mersi -mamnoon -motshaker ~thank you -mersi -mamnoonam (az shoma) -motshakeram (az shoma)
moto shakeram
You can write "thank you" in Farsi as "ممنون" (pronounced: mamnoon) or "سپاس" (pronounced: sepas).
Khub-am, mersi/motshakaram. Or, Khub-am, al-hamdulillah (I'm good, praise be to God). Or just, al-hamdulillah.
To respond to "tavalodet mobarak" in Farsi, you can simply say "moteshakkeram" which translates to "thank you" in English. This is a polite and common way to acknowledge someone's birthday wish.
To write "sepas" in Farsi, you would write "سپاس." The word "سپاس" means "thanks" or "thank you" in Farsi.
You say "North" in Farsi as "Shomāl."
In Farsi, you say "khuk" for pig.
You say "نجمه" in Farsi.
mam-nun or mo-te-shak-ke-ram