At the Electronics Store

bebakhshid, mishe komakam konid?

Excuse me, can you help me?

A polite and standard way to get a staff member's attention.

mituni ye lahze biyay?

Can you come here for a moment?

Only use this if the staff member is young and the store is informal.

shoma che modeli ro pishnahad midin?

What model do you suggest?

Using the plural 'midin' makes this a polite request for a recommendation.

khodet chi pishnahad midi?

What do you suggest yourself?

Singular 'midi' and 'khodet' (yourself) make this very casual and direct.

fargh-e in do ta chie?

What is the difference between these two?

The phrase 'do ta' is the everyday spoken way to say 'two things'.

kodumesh behtare?

Which one is better?

A very natural, quick way to ask for a comparison between a few items.

in cheghadr hafeze dare?

How much memory does this have?

'hafeze' means memory or storage space.

in ba gushi-ye man kar mikone?

Does this work with my phone?

Useful for checking if cables, earphones, or smartwatches are compatible.

in garanti ham dare?

Does this have a warranty too?

Warranties ('garanti') are a very common topic when buying electronics in Iran.

bebakhshid, gheymat-e in chande?

Excuse me, how much is this?

The standard, polite way to ask for the price of an item.

in chande?

How much is this?

Very direct; good for quick questions when browsing many items.

ye sharzher baraye in mikham.

I want a charger for this.

'mikham' is the everyday spoken form of the verb for 'I want'.