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دستت درد نکنه (Dastet dard nakone)
Description
دستت درد نکنه Dastet dard nakone
Meaning:
Literally: “May your hand not hurt.”
In everyday Persian, we use it to say “Thank you for doing that,” “Thanks for your help,” or “I appreciate it.”
💬 Examples:
👩🍳 Someone cooks for you:
دستت درد نکنه!
Dastet dard nakone!
→ Thank you!
☕ Someone makes you coffee:
دستت درد نکنه، خیلی خوشمزه بود.
Dastet dard nakone, kheili khoshmaze bood.
→ Thank you, it was delicious.
📚 Someone helps you with your homework:
خیلی کمکم کردی، دستت درد نکنه.
Kheili komakam kardi, dastet dard nakone.
→ You really helped me. Thank you!
🔑 Cultural note:
This is a very common and warm Persian expression. ❤️
It’s especially natural when someone has done something for you or made an effort to help you.
👥 Formal version:
دستتون درد نکنه
Dastetoon dard nakone
✨ Try it!
Your friend makes you a delicious meal. What would you say?
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