At the Bakery & Deli

in nan lotfan.

This bread, please.

Use this simple, direct phrasing to order standard items.

in yeki ro mikham.

I want this one.

Uses 'ro', the everyday spoken form of the object marker 'ra'.

un shirini lotfan.

That pastry, please.

un yeki.

That one.

panir o kalbas darid?

Do you have cheese and cold cuts?

Kalbas is the everyday word for sliced deli meat.

ye kam bishtar, lotfan.

A little more, please.

kamtar, lotfan.

Less, please.

Polite and simple way to adjust the amount of food they are slicing or packing.

chand ta?

How many?

Often used by staff to confirm the number of items you want.

chize digari hast?

Is there anything else?

chize dige?

Anything else?

A very natural, short way for staff to ask if you are finished ordering.

cheghadre?

How much is it?

in chande?

How much is this?

The most common everyday way to ask the price of a specific item.