Persian learning

Got our suggested checklist for that Iranian trip of a lifetime? Passport, camera, cool sun glasses, suitable dress and that appetite for Iranian food. How about a bunch of Persian practical phrases? Needless to say, Iran as a sought-after destination, with hospitable and friendly people welcome foreigners warmly. Uppersia suggests you to put this traveler's cheat sheet in your pocket to help you prepare for those common situations travelers find themselves in or enjoy the chance to converse…

Farsi, the most widely spoken Persian Language, a Farsi Dictionary, Farsi English Dictionary, The spoken language in Iran, History of Farsi Language, Learn Farsi, Farsi Translation

Three weeks ago I started learning my fourteenth languages, Persian. I promised regular updates on my methods, progress, and I’ll even do my best to break down exactly what I do each and every day to learn the Persian language. So let’s jump right in. Here’s where I was at on Day 0: And here’s…

This complete beginner's guide to speaking Persian will teach you everything you need to know about Dari, Tajik, and Farsi language - including resources and where to start.

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Learn about the Persian language and its diverse dialects, exploring their history, cultural significance, and role in shaping Persian identity.

Find all you need to know about the Persian alphabet. Explore the origins of the Farsi alphabet and its history. Learn about Old and Middle Persian alphabets.

Learning Persian? In this page you'll find the Persian language resources that I recommend, textbooks, Youtube channels, apps and more.

Greetings in Farsi

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Kitchen Utensils in Farsi

Farsi Alphabet and Numbers

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The past tense base form is made by removing the ن from the end of the infinitive. For Example: کردن means to do Past Tense base form is کرد Adding a personal ending to the past tense base form shows who or what is performing the action. Eg: he/she/it. * 3rd person singular has no personal ending when the verb is in past tense (‘He did’). Negative form - is formed by adding na- ( ن ) to the beginning of all the verb tenses including the Infinitive form. ‘Not to do’ - past tense Other…