意味
Expressing doubt or disagreement with an idea or statement.
文化的背景
The 'Soft No': Iranians rarely say 'No' directly. 'Fekr nakonam' is the primary tool for maintaining social 'face' while declining requests. In Tehran, speed of speech is high. 'Nemikonam' almost always becomes 'nakonam'. Using the full 'nemikonam' can sound overly dramatic or like you are reading from a book. In writing, 'Goman nemikonam' is preferred over 'Fekr nakonam' as 'Goman' is a pure Persian word and 'Fekr' is Arabic. In a meeting, saying 'Fekr nakonam' allows your boss to save face if they suggested something wrong. It frames the disagreement as your personal 'thought' rather than an objective 'fact'.
The 'M' is Key
Always ensure you pronounce the final 'm' in 'nakonam'. If you drop it, you are giving an order to someone else ('Don't think!').
Ta'arof Buffer
Use this phrase as a buffer. Even if you are 100% sure the answer is 'no', starting with 'Fekr nakonam' makes you sound more cultured.
意味
Expressing doubt or disagreement with an idea or statement.
The 'M' is Key
Always ensure you pronounce the final 'm' in 'nakonam'. If you drop it, you are giving an order to someone else ('Don't think!').
Ta'arof Buffer
Use this phrase as a buffer. Even if you are 100% sure the answer is 'no', starting with 'Fekr nakonam' makes you sound more cultured.
Subjunctive Alert
Remember that any verb following 'Fekr nakonam' must be in the subjunctive form (starting with 'be-' or 'bo-').
Spoken vs Written
Only use 'nakonam' in speech or informal texts. In formal writing, always use 'nemikonam'.
自分をテスト
Which is the most natural way to say 'I don't think so' in a casual conversation?
دوستت میاد؟ (Is your friend coming?)
'Fekr nakonam' is the standard informal response.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb 'to be' (subjunctive).
فکر نکنم هوا خوب ______. (I don't think the weather will be good.)
'Fekr nakonam' requires the subjunctive 'bashe'.
Match the response to the situation.
Someone asks if you can finish a huge task in 5 minutes.
This is the most polite way to express that the task is impossible.
Complete the dialogue.
A: فردا تعطیله؟ (Is tomorrow a holiday?) B: ________، اخبار چیزی نگفت. (______, the news didn't say anything.)
The context of 'the news didn't say anything' implies doubt.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
Formal vs Informal Negation
練習問題バンク
4 問題دوستت میاد؟ (Is your friend coming?)
'Fekr nakonam' is the standard informal response.
فکر نکنم هوا خوب ______. (I don't think the weather will be good.)
'Fekr nakonam' requires the subjunctive 'bashe'.
Someone asks if you can finish a huge task in 5 minutes.
This is the most polite way to express that the task is impossible.
A: فردا تعطیله؟ (Is tomorrow a holiday?) B: ________، اخبار چیزی نگفت. (______, the news didn't say anything.)
The context of 'the news didn't say anything' implies doubt.
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よくある質問
10 問In spoken Persian, yes. It's a standard colloquial contraction of 'Fekr nemikonam'. In formal writing, it would be considered a mistake.
Yes, but you usually add 'be' (to/about). e.g., 'Behsh fekr nakonam' (I don't think about it).
'Fekr nakonam' is 'I don't think so'. 'Ba'id midunam' is 'I find it unlikely'. The latter is slightly more formal.
Not always, but in 80% of social situations in Iran, it's a polite way to say 'No'.
You use the past tense: 'Fekr nemikardam'.
Yes, it's actually very appropriate for a boss because it's polite and indirect.
In very fast speech, the 'r' in 'Fekr' is sometimes dropped. It's very slangy.
You can just say 'Fekr nakonam' as a standalone sentence.
Say 'Fekr konam' (informal) or 'Fekr mikonam' (neutral).
Yes, almost always. 'Fekr nakonam [ke] beravad'.
関連フレーズ
به نظرم (Be nazaram)
similarIn my opinion
شک دارم (Shak daram)
similarI have doubt
بعید میدونم (Ba'id midunam)
synonymI find it unlikely
حتماً (Hatman)
contrastDefinitely
شاید (Shayad)
builds onMaybe
