
Originally Posted by
pinky_girl
"khahesh mikonam" means "you're welcome" in english

and when someone says "thank you " you can use these examples as your answer :
1-khahesh mikonam( you're welcome)
2-kari nakardam ( i did nothing)
3-ghabeli nadasht/ ghabele toro nadasht ( that was nothing)
the most common one is "khahesh mikonam" but you can use two of these sentences together
-khahesh mikonam, ghabeli nadasht!
-khahesh mikonam kari nakardam!
***if you use "khahesh mikonam" in other situations then it mean "please".....***
1-khahesh mikonam naro or lotfan naro= please don't go
2-khahesh mikonam mano bebakhsh or lotfan mano bebakhsh= please forgive me
3-khahesh mikonam chizi nagoo or lotfan chizi nagoo=please don't say anything
***"lotfan" is more informal but khahesh mikonam is a bit more polite***but both of them have the same meaning
