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Oh, recorded video
I have a friend who is Iranian and he’s finding it hard to adapt to English. So I’m doing it for him 🙂
My best friend is iranian and she speaks Persian
Although it's been 3 years since you posted this comment, I'd like to know whether you learned persian or not
درود فراوان از ایران :)
@@arsamdalvand4093 من اصول را برای او یاد گرفتم، نه استاد، اما او بسیار سپاسگزار است که یاد گرفتم. درود از اسکاتلند ❤️
@@Jamiegallagher03 that is absolutely magnificent !
Much love for the Scottish people ❤
همواره پیروز و سربلند باشید :)
Wow!
Farsi sounds so classy.
@@ajmalomid127 salam
It was a royal court language in empires from persia to India
lol I speak farsi but most sentences are wrong in this video
@@saheertabesh6031 could you correct them?
@@s.a.r.a.s.a.r.a thanks! I'm trying to learn it but I don't know any Iranian people so I'm going in blind. Don't want to end up learning something very wrong lol
This is so helpful! My friend at school speaks Persian and don’t really know how to speak English. So I decided to learn Persian and talk to him with his own language. Not only that, he has quite inspired me to speak Persian.
hey how is it going :)
I've a friend who's Iranian too. He does speak in English but not as influences so that's why I decided to learn Persian 😊
@@Surrfathi well done
I'm Persian too.
I‘m Persian and I don’t know why I am watching this video 😁
Me to 😂😅
So do I😂
Me to
Lol me too
Me too
LOVE FROM ROMANIA ❤️
Very beautiful language !!😘
Thank you Lady🙏🏻🌹
M R ❤️
Vik Vik ♥️👉♥️you too☺️
Ohhh thank u so much mersi :)
Thank you!!
Difference between Persian (Parsi) and Dari or Tajik languages is like the difference between British and American!
Thank you for saying Parsi. Sepaas
Alireza P yes.
I dont think so..My mom spoke Afghani Dari and it is soooooooooo different from my persian friends' persian.
Isn't it Farsi?
This is wrong on so many levels first of al Parsi? 🤦🏻♂️
a Moroccan who loves Iran
Love Morocco from Iran !!!
🇮🇷 ❤ 🇲🇦
Oohhh thank u idk y i said but ye im iranian
we love Morocco too
سنو إسمك
It is great to find out someone in CZcams who teaches Persian. I'm from Iran and I always become happy when I find people in foreign countries who speaks Persian. خیلی ممنون از شما برای تدریس کارآمدتون
I am indian and i knew all of this already....Great language with such rich culture...love from India
Is this good? Idk im iranian and i dont actually know wat the other tginks about iran and farsi/persian
@@kingtaeminemsglasses Well recently for a few years, Iran has been in the news for some unfortunate events, such as fewer women rights, and tensions with some other states. But I feel it has a very rich culture and the people are very nice. They share a very similar food and language to India. Some Iranians I know are the nicest people I have met. So I guess there are good and bad everywhere, but as a whole, I feel Farsi people are nice.
@@kingtaeminemsglasses in india halet means the same thing, but we only use that form, not hal-e etc.
@@kingtaeminemsglasses You Iranian people are so lucky that Farsi is your mother tongue ❤️ I am currently learning Farsi so that I can read your literature Rumi, Khayyam, Ferdowsi are my favourites so far I only get to read translated work of these legends. Hope I will read Farsi one day just like a native Iranian. Salaam Namaste 🙏
@@arth_chart5280 best if the lucks to you! If you needed help with farsi language I'm there to help you💙
THANKYOU!!!! I am a teacher at the high school level and I have been trying to find how to say "good morning" to my Persian speaking students. I teach EL/Second language learners and I feel it is VERY IMPORTANT to be able to greet my students in their native language before we get started in learning English/using English. This video is perfect.
we also use subh bekhair, shab bekhair and khuda hafiz in punjabi/urdu. Iv been going round youtube watching these easy persian/farsi videos and i must say the speakers llike yourself are gorgeous. Persian people are so beautiful, im envious.
We use "sabahin kheyir" mean "good morning" but "khudafiz" mean "good bye" used by only old people or some small minorities in Azerbaijan (northern).
this is helping me live longer. wwlll
وقغجج دفحغتقف
I met a volunteer who is from Persia. I really want to greet her next time. i’m so excited.
Hayley Sings 👆🏻👍😊
Helli there, I am Iranian, and I can learn to those femakes that they are english speaker or master on it
Regards
Heyy. I m Zoroastrian from India......very well explained. Thank u
auhra mazda is not real
I'm from Greece and for years I wanted to learn Farsi because I admired the culture and history of a great nation, unfortunately I learned English instead. Anyways I hope that I will manage to travel in Persia in the near future.
P.S. I like the name Persia much more than Iran.
I am from Iran.i can teach u Farsi if u want
Fun fact about me: I’m Greek (my grandpa was) and Persian but was born in America and always speak English. Although I understand Greek and Farsi I don’t talk it a lot. I will talk with it for family members because most of them do not know English. Anyways just wanted to put it out there. Also my name is Artemis which (as you may already know) is a goddess in Greece
In historical processes , iran had different names ... Persia , pārs , media , Parthia , elam , elamto , and ... But the name of iran is the best name for this time because that name include's all of the Iranian's people...
@@Abc-jn8uy so that means you are a iran-greek-american ? Wow that intersting i've ever seen ...
Mirama Perysoon well I’m not American. My parents were immigrants from Iran. But I was born in America. So I am and American citizen but I’m not sure if one of my cultures would be American if I was only born therer
"Goodbye" in English is a contraction for "God be with ye"--so the phrases are the same! Thank you for these lessons.
I had no idea about this
Good its it's means not god so its goodbye not god bye😂
Its not same
@@karinashaikh02 Sure it does. God is good, good is God. Go with God, "abide with God," = Goodbye. See ya and So-long, see you later, but Goodbye is old.
Wow! I only just found your teaching videos right now.All I ever want to do is, at the very least point of respect, say Hello to any & all of my thousands of friends in their own language.I just really enjoy seeing the smile on their faces when I do.Thank you for not just helping me do this, but also, for having very great video lessons that truly help with, as you say in your videos, making it so easy to do.I will be back for more! Oh,I grew up in countryside AUS, most of my friends were not typical Aussies, I enjoy the company & conversation of ANYONE from ANYWHERE!Again, WOW & thanks for this that you do so well.
I really like that she says Persian instead of Farsi. So many people confuse the two, but it's important that they don't. Farsi is the word used in the Persian language itself to describe the dialect of Persian spoken in Iran (versus elsewhere, such as in Afghanistan). It actually evolved from Arabic, since in Arabic, the P isn't part of their phonology, but F is, and so Parsi became Farsi. Now, in English, because so many people are learning the word "Farsi," they think it means Persian, when in fact it is a Persian word used in the Persian language. In linguistics, such is called an endonym. What's funny is that Persian (pers-) has been around far longer and so when people erroneously say Farsi, they're actually saying the same word, but one that has been transliterated by Arabic much, much later and one that is used in a foreign language to describe a dialect.
It would be like saying in Chinese "mlkfjglkmj dmlkjfdmlkj AMERICAN mldkfjmlkj." American is no more a language than Farsi is a language, just like Iranian isn't a language or Jewish isn't a language. And, it most especially isn't the right word because it's used in their language, lol.
It's a shame that so much of the heritage is lost: No one has ever heard of a Farsi cat or a Farsi rug, and even the academy of Persian corrected the misuse back in 2010, but since so many people copy what they hear instead of checking, the error will of course go on for some time until people realize that it's not the right word. Oh well. I think I'll be learning Persian myself here really soon, I already know a handful or words. Iranians are so, so nice!!!
in india, farsi is considered the language of the country of iran. persian nowadays is a new version or western version or english speakers version of considering the same language
@@veer4110 India is not a convention of the English language. In both the British and American conventions of the English language (the only two on the planet), Farsi is not the transliterated endonymic word, but Persian. Farsi is no more English than saying that you speak "espagnol" instead of saying Spanish. You can say whatever you like, of course. If your native tongue is Spanish, then of course most native English speakers won't care if you say "espagnol" or if you pronounce your country or native place names as you would pronounce them in your dialect of Spanish because most people intuit that it's more about identity and community than it is standard language. However, in standard English, Persian is the word, not Farsi. I'm just reporting the facts, it doesn't matter to me one way or the other. You can check out what the Academy of Persian says on the subject if you like, back in 2010, they published a report explaining that people in English should not be replacing Persian with Farsi because of the word's heritage and how it will be lost if people do that. Say what you like, of course.
@@semasiologistics for english speakers they translated the farsi language basically that is what it is so that people who don’t have much knowledge can understand or distinguish. its like mesopotamia, it does not cover a single country but mor than one. like i said persian is the new version, for the world to distinguish and they call it “standard” now just because it was officially decided. which is a shame they should have kept the traditional word for people to understand and one day farsi word will be gone, thus losing a big part of heritage. i have persian friends and when i met them they ask me do you speak farsi? so basically it is for general use. if i ask my dad what is the language called in iran, his answer will be same like farsi speakers due to farsi being used centuries before in india as well. urdu is the language spoken in pakistan, but if they also change it to pakistani just like language of persia being persian now, it would not make any sense to people who are so used to the traditional way. people of persia are persian and language they speak is farsi. i have also read that article btw lol, you will see a short paragraph where it says its translated. conclusion is persian is considered standard now to make it easier or to promote the language. india cannot be the convention for anything in english but who knows in the future lol. india has 4 languages in oldest languages of the world so it can indirectly effect other languages in the world, be it egyptian or greek or italian etc. similarly spanish does not make sense in american language since espanol speakers are majority latinos in america, so they arent spanish, but they speak espagnol and they are all from south america or central etc
So what do i call it now?
I am from Indonesia. I used to live in Iran in 2001 for 6 months or more. Lived in Bushehr and Ahwaz. I really love and miss Iran, the nation and the people. And Farzi sounds really beautiful.
I just started Persian 101 - coming into class three lessons behind because I switched from online to traditional - and this is going to help me SO MUCH. I'm so grateful, thank you so much!
I am Urdu Speaking From Pakistan...but Persian is my all time faourite language
Me too
Muhammad Anas Siddiqui me too I’m from Iran and I speak Persian and I learn Urdu
Pashto is best
خفه شو پاکستانی خر
Muhammad Anas Siddiqui
Urdu isn't a language anyway Afghanistan are pure Persian people the entire country are Persian..
Thanks for the video. It came in quite handy this week as I had to brush up on my Persian greetings for guests from the Embassy of Islamic Republic of Iran here in Tokyo. They were very appreciative. Cheers.
سلام عزیزم،شما پارسی رو بسیار روان وشیرین و بدون لهجه صحبت میکنید،بتی هستم از ایران❤❤❤❤❤❤
I could listen to this woman talk forever.
Persian is one of the most important language in the world
Well, I'm a Persian speaker and I do not think so.
Why? is that,are you Persian?or from another Iranian nationality
What a shame that it was diluted with Arabic then.
MReza Tayebi
The most beautiful language yes most important not true.. Most important language in the world are english then French and Latin for history proposes..
King H .Persian can be one the most important languages of the world after those languages you said because more than 200 million people in the world can speak Persian.
Amazing video. Thanks for teaching our language, that's an honour for us. Best wishes. درود فراوان بر شما. سلامت و پیروز باشید همیشه. ❤❤❤
Akkhhh your voice is so warm, soothing and i love it. So soft, and pretty. I can listen to your voice all day.
Lol Akkhh 😂 u had to say Aww
My mother language is Urdu but I love ❤️ learning Persian and I love your lessons 📖📖
From Pakistan
Very simple and accessible, thank you from Arabic speaker willing to learn Farsi :)
I'm from Bangladesh. Although I don't have any practical use of Persian language in my life but as I started the course I'm getting interested in the language. I think I'll will continue the course with this fantastic teaching instructor.
Hi
I'm an English and Persian teacher. I really love helping those who wanna learn Persian... 😉
You're so pretty, and you have such a sweet, gentle nature 💜 Thank you!
make more of these!! they're really helpful!
R they ?? Actually im persian and i think its good!
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Persian in Three Minutes - Greetings
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Where r u from?
Learn Persian with PersianPod101.com is this Fārsi?
I dont know what the difference to dari is, but I learn farsi, and what she explained was like I learn. Also there is a flag of Iran, where the people speak farsi :)
Оффарин ба шумо.Барои забондониатон.Ман шуморо дар як барномаи русӣ дида будам шумо тоҷик ҳастед.
Persian is so easy i speak fluent arabic and kurdish and I understand alot event their numbers is the same as kurdish ones
Even the language of baloch which is Baluchi is derived from persia
unknown anonymous no it isn’t I’m from Kurdistan and the numbers are not same 👍
@@falahrashid781 because you are ignorant you know nothing about Persian or even your own language, the numbers are same, go check Indo-European languages history.
@Xort ê êzidî ji Şingalê same ignorant as Itzz Rasha Rasha.
Not anonymous anymore
Tajikistan Iran Afghanistan my mother
Salam
Is tajik written in russian script?
@@jayajadhav8221 yes
وقتی میبینم یه نفر داره زبون شیرین خودم رو تدریس میکنه و اون هم به این خوبی خیلی خوشحال میشم❤️
Hi Enjoyed your video lesson Greetings from Puerto Rico (Spanish speaking) Saludos 🇵🇷❤️
good to hear this language
Recently started working with a few Iranian people. One of them speaks barely any English, but she's very sweet and this will help me communicate and form a stronger bond with all of them. Even if I only know a few words and phrases, communication is key!
I would listen to an audio book narrated by this presenter. She has such a clear and distinct voice.
wonderful way of teaching! love the music u have chosen! please give more lessons!
As-salom, ey mardomi Ironi kabir,
As-salom, ey nasli Zolu Ardasher,
Ey najodi Kova, ey avlodi Som,
Bar tu az jumhurie tojikon salom,
Mo barodarhoi tojiki tuem,
Roh-duru ruh-nazdiki tuem...
Solho mo dar asiri zistem,
Hej kas ogoh nabud mo kistem,,
Be khabar budem mo ki-andar jahon.
Yak barodar hast moro mehrubon
Lek devori siyh dar bayni mo,
Karda bud zulmi jahongiron ba po
Garchi yodat bud dar dil jovidon,
Hayf, ruyat shud az dida nihon..
Mo ba zulmi zolimon golib shudem,
Bar zaminu oby khud sohib shudim,
Dasti movu didai mo boz shud,
Bakhti mo chun boz dar parvoz shud
Pas turo, joni parodar, yoftim,,
Yoftim, onro, ki umre koftim..
Orzumandi dile shodi tuem,
Doimo hozir ba imdomi tuem,
Ey najodi Kova, ey avlodi som,,
Bar tu az jumhurie tojikn salom!!!
i am from afghanistan i love persian langueage
دادا فارسی زبان مادری تو است
کسخول زبان مادریت است دوست داری معلومه که همه دوست داریم من هم از افغانستان هستم.
@@kasra20giv14 فارسی از افغانستان زبان مادری من است، من در امریکا پیدا شدم و فارسی و پشتو صحبت میکنم. هفت هفته ها پیش من فارسی نوشتن و از ایران شرو یاد گرفتن کردم. اکنون نوشتن میتوانم
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i love your videos, do you think you could make some videos for health care providers? phrases like : stand up, don't move, hold your breath, take a deep breath, thank you, yes, no, things like this would be very helpful
Thanks Anita! Mersi, you do a great job here on CZcams! Be blessed!
Nice lesson... Beautiful teacher :-)
Im persian but im seeing this to see if ppl like persian
thank you teacher
:D
lol
I work with people that speak this language and I want to respect them by speaking their language as I am Australian,these videos are very informative.thank you for speaking slowly .
Good job, Keep it up,Thanks for taking time to do this.
Dorood also is used for Hello
This word is a thing, but it's NOT used in daily conversation.
@@FluffTubeFT Yes but it should
@@SaeedAcronia maybe, maybe not. But if you actually do use that to talk to a Irani, it's gonna sound awkward. Even if they don't express it. Anyways, آنچه شرط بلاغ است با تو گفتم āncheh shart e balāgh ast ba to goftam. You're free to choose your words.
سلام من مہک ہستم۔ من یازدہ سالہ ہستم۔ من در کلاس ھفتم تحصیل میکنم۔
من از پاکستان ہستم۔ امروز عید است بنا براین، مبارک را بہ ھر پاکستانی متصل کنید۔ خدا حافظ 😊😊
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I want to learn Persian can you teach me?
@@user-yv7oi1ml1j i can help you
@@sainamt7858 do u have a telegram? Or what's
@@user-yv7oi1ml1j ye my telgram @scute1996
That is not write
As a native Persian, I learned a lot, thanks
I’m Iranian and I haven’t watched the video, I’m glad people know about Iran
Your videos are very nice! Thank you very much! Please make more such videos!
The Persian language is so beautiful! I want to learn it for its beauty and in order to get to know more about the Persian culture!
I have a hard time with the kh sound, for example with the word bekheir.
Any tips would be greatly appreciated:)
Constance Mote Keep practicing! You'll get it eventually :)
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lol I never said it was my beloved word haha:) I just want to make sure I am learning the language properly after finding out my roots to the country, I feel like it will let me feel a little closer until I am able to travel there to experience the culture first hand. Thank you for clearing that up though, that word was giving me such a time lol.
Ah! Makes sense, thank you:)
+Constance Mote its like ch in german Nacht , in Scottish loch. press tip of tongue with lower teeth as you try to say h.
+Constance Mote Many languages have this sound. the way to pronounce it is to try to stick the back of your tongue to the soft palate of your mouth. you may hear it sounds K, so let your tongue touch the back of your mouth, the deepest place on soft place. near the uvula
I made a friend who is Persian and her english is soooo good that I want to learn some Farsi for her.
"Khaste nabashi", great show! Our first show was on this subject - we also discussed how to physically meet Iranians, such as whether to kiss or not, and how to greet different genders.
I had a little laugh when I thought of ever saying Salam Shab bekheir!!
Why? Iranians don't normally use that or?
ImaginaryLight12 No, Persians do say Salam and Shab bekheir but saying Salam Shab bekheir literally means "Hello, good night" which is even weird in English
Omid Tavakoli I see. Thanks for explaining 😀
i say it bro :D
Pari A it’s not funny
well hello I have to learn Persian fast 🙂 سلام
Beautiful language with a beautiful teacher.
Thank you, this is very helpful and easy!
salam, hal e shoma chetori,,,,,
i'm pakistani and i love to learn persian so that i can read and understand persian books of history and many more. Thanks and help me more.
Salam man khobam hale shoma chetore( hi im good wat about u)
@@kingtaeminemsglasses thanks for your feedback after 4 years hahahahah
Persian has borrowed many words from Arabic because of islamic religion, but original Persian is Indo-European like English. Some random words.
ENGLISH: mother, father, daughter, brother, name, mouse, yoke
PERSIAN: mādar, pedar, dokhtar, barādar, nâmè, mŭš, yŭğ
ARABIC: um, alab, aibna, akh, aism , fa'ar, nir
*****
remember Phoenicians, they had a sister language to Arabic called Cannan.
I disagree. Persian didn't borrow most of its Arabic words, but Arabic imperialism is why Persian got so many Arabic words in it. Also, the words you showed in Persian are also very similar across all Indo-European languages, and this is what has led linguists to the conclusion that there was a Proto-Indo-European language before Greek, before Slavic languages, before Persian, etc. Indeed, there was one, and that is why mother, father, etc are all so similar in all the Indo-European languages, of which, Persian is definitely a member. But yeah, most of the words in Persian that are from Arabic are because of Arabic imperialism, not borrowing, for example as is the case with sciences, arts and so forth from different languages. Even Farsi itself is from Arabic, and it's not because Persian didn't have a word for its own language. It's called imperialism. And it's very, very sad. Most of the great scholars in the Arab world are from or went to Persia for their education :)
Wrong. These words are more oldar than Arabic or Islam and so om
@@vvd80 *influenced*
Dashfo65 you are totally wrong about most of the words you said
Great video! Just a quick note: you mention Kohdahafez means "May God protect you" in Persian and is used to say "Goodbye". Many English speakers don't realise that Goodbye is a contraction of "God be with you!" - so, in that respect, our languages are also the same :)
Shalom. Wow this was so enlightening. Thank you. Looking forward to learning more.
farsi being my first language
youtube: aye wanna learn farsi
....Thanks Love this. How many letters in the Persian Alphabet? I would like to learn the alphabet.
Hi! Thanks for your comment! There are 32 letter in the Persian Alphabet. Please check out the line below to learn more about it.
www.persianpod101.com/persian-alphabet/
چه جالبه... تا حالا آموزش زبان خودمونو ندیده بودم:))) خسته نباشی آنیتا
بسیار عالی بود مثل همیشه تشکر
I prefer Dorood bar Shoma instead of salam !
Me too. :)
are you gay?
I see no problem with being gay.
cause its original persian
VoxPopuLiasse but Salam is be actual greeting.
من جرا دارم اینونگا میکنم؟
:D
تو هم اینجوری؟ xD
به همون دلیلی که من دارم میبینم خخخخخخخخخخخ
الان میبینم، من تنها نبودم😂😁. داقعا من چرا اینو نگاه میکنم! اصلا چجوری اومدم اینجا!
واقعا چرا آخه؟ 😀😂
من هام همطور خخخخخخخ
You are an excellent foreign language teacher, please stay awesome great teacher.
I am Latina , I was able to speak the basics long a go. But Now want to be fluent to teach my children. It intrigues me, Thank you this video is useful. Btw I sound so good speaking farsi😌💯
Actually, a lot of these words are Arabic. The real way to say hello in Persian is Dorud, or dorud bar shoma/to. Salam is Arabic.
Instead of Shab bekheir, bekheir being Arabic, you can use khosh, which means the same thing. So you can say Shab Khosh. Sobh be kheir is mostly Arabic. The Persian for morning is Baamdaad. So you can say baamdaad khosh. Instead od chetori, tor being Arabic, you can say cheguneyi?. Also, instead of Farsi, which has Arabic influence, you can say Paarsi, which is the original way. Instead of Khodaafez, Hafez being arabic, you can say khodaanegahdaar. You can also say Bedrud. They both mean bye. This is because the Arabs didn't have the letter P, and it isnt for Parsi, other words got influenced as well. Fil, elephant, was Pil. Esfahaan, the city, was Espahaan. Gusfand, sheep, was guspand. Parsi was also originally Parsig, as the i suffix was ig in Middle Persian.
I think Salam is a common word in many Semitic languages.
James Stiles farsi is indo-european language though
Kayleigh Kayleigh how come you are so knowledgeable about this?
Kayleigh Kayleigh The language is influenced by Arabic so you won't be seeing many people speaking pure Persian.
AHM reverse it then
Literally Salam = Peace, which came from the islam greeting ( Al Salamw Alaikwm wa Rahmatw-Allahi wa Barakatwh = Peace and Allahs/God Mercy and Blessings be Upon You )
I got interested in persian mainly because irani music is beautiful! Greetings from a yemeni
متشکرم بابت ترویج زبان پارسی.👍☺
are u persian?you are so beautiful😍and ur voice iiss greaaat❤
ghazal ranjbar She really is 😍
I need some much help on my AFGHAN LANGUAGE
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afghans speak Persian dari, so basically the same thing.
Tariq I’m Afghan and I understood everything she said? The main difference is that Dari and Parsi use different slang. But it’s mostly the same. Like on Dari we say “Ow” for water. In Parsi it’s “Ob”. Although in Dari it is technically also ob, people will say Ow cuz that is afghan slang.
Hi I'm a iranian girl and in this video she's learning Persian very good .
درود بر شما😍
This is the way how to speak pure Persian without Arabic loanwords:
"Salâm, cetori?" ---> "Dorud, cuni?"
"Salâm, hâle šomâ cetore? ---> "Dorud, hâle šomâ cegune ast?"
"Salâm, hâlet cetore?" ----> "Dorud, cegune hasti?"
"Salâm, sobh bexeyr." ---> "Dorud, bâmdâd xoš."
"Šab bexeyr." ----> "Šab xoš."
"Good evening." ---> "Ivâr xoš." / "Pasin xoš."
In Persian there are many ways to say "Goodbye.":
-Xodânegahdâr.
-Bedrud
-Xodâ behamrâh
Thank you for your comments, I've always wanted to know the purest form of Persian. You could do some lessons teaching pure Persian, both natives and foreigners. So you know any good source for learning? Is Tajik a good option (it's written with vowels!)?
Piruz Pârsi Xorâsâni I agree with you 100%, Persians are not arabs
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Afghans speak a dialect called "dari"
who says we dont hug people from other gender ? and we certainly shake hand, we just do not kiss them.
+Mohamad Moharami Agreed, the kissing when greeting is more common is Europe from what I've noticed and that's only because a friend of mine is from Spain and she greets this way
I dont agree with you we dont touch ather gender
who says we don't kiss people from other gender?
most of persian do except, religious islamic persons.
Shame on their.:)))))
Your voice is so beautiful please make more videos, it makes it so easy to learn
Very helpful!! Thank you!
Whatever happened to the good old "Salam khobi"?
+Alan Resul Dear Alan Resul
Salam khoobi? is actually the translation of ''Hello, Are you Okay?'' which we say when we want to make sure if everything is alright. But usually when we see somebody we say ''How are you?'' which means ''salam chetory? ''. However, I am agree with you that ''salam khoobi?'' is common too.
Sincerely,
Mohammad
Team PersianPod101.com
Alan Resul ikr
Alan Resul what about 'ishteni khobi'?
آن رخسار اهریمن را رو پروفیل ور دار که ابرو ما را بردید
Khomeini, is what happened to all good things!
alright i just wanna know why my youtube recommendation is full of tutorials on my own language!!! WTF
Great video series! Hope there be more soon!
Thank you Mark! :) We'll try to keep them coming.
Team www.PersianPod101.com
Thank you for teaching me a bit about your culture.
80% words are in Urdu.
I could easily understand without the English translation
آخه "بخیر" فارسیه؟؟ بجای صبح بخیر بگو بامشاد. بجای شب بخیر، شب خوش استفاده بشه لطفا. بجای خداحافظ هم خدا نگهدار استفاده بشه
Dorud, raast migi!
چیزیه که جا افتاده دیگه اخه به یکی سر صبح بگی بامشاد فکر میکنه داری بهش فحش میدی.
داداش این زورا واسه چیه ؟ خدایی شما به صب بخیر به خانواده میگی بامشاد ؟ کلمات عربی بخشی از هویت زبان فارسی امروز هستش ، با جایگزینی اونها حرف زدن خیلی خندهدار و بی احساس خواهد بود ...
@@mehrdadoudi673 بامشاد 😀😀😀 یاد اون فیلمه افتادم
لطفا از عربی است 😂 یه چیزی دیگه به آن هم استفاده کو
Oh, I'm in love 😀.
Let's get learning farsi started 😉😎
I m Iranian but I like the way of teaching and her voice is too soft and clear 😍😍😍😍😄
I found another language I will never study
she speaks English with an Australian accent
Ummm yes it is. That's how they sound in Sydney
+Toshiro Hitsugaya SUCKS I thought it sounds like British English as well
Her accent sounds South African
actually I thought she sounded kiwi, a New Zealand accent... but also could be Aussie too..
def aussie accent
Nicely structured lesson.
Thank you for doing this !!!