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Kheili yaleb, kheili motshakeram 🤲👌

Thanks for the explanation! It helped understand it better ❤

Τhank you for these videos! They are very helpful. It's very easy not just to memorize but to understand Persian better using the suffixes.

خوشبو دار شاندار ایمان دار وفادار بدبودار Dunno if these really exist in Farsi 😅 but they do exist in my language, Urdu 🇵🇰❤🇮🇷

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Thank you so much......finally starting to learn my Mothers Tongue at an acceptable level.

Mermaid

Salam! chetori khubi ñ? could you please teach me the greetings and phrases in mazandarani language?

خواھش می کنم۔ این درس برای من خیلی مفید بود۔ مرسی

More videos like this please

Likewise in turkish… Kitap mitap, pencere mencere, küçük müçük, 🙂

In Turkish (i think closest language to persian in terms of language mindset) we say: “10 parmağında 10 marifet” 🙂 تو ۱۰ انگوشتش ۱۰ مهارت

Thanks for your efforts, I am very interested in learning and kindly I need books or I need to download the sheets needed please

What is the meaning of TRANSITIVE.?

عالی بود 🎉

Salam!i i would like you introduce a teacher Who can teach me the mazandarani or tabari language,please!

Thank you

I am reading through this and I already speak bengali,hindi and urdu.I found so many similar words just different pronunciations.

جزاک اللہ خېر انشاء اللہ استعمال می‌شوم❤😅

خيلي ممنونم

i am reading rostam sohrab Firdausi Shahnama these days to get an idea of iran!

Thanks teacher. Always with amazing lessons. I appreciate.

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Would I say, “Man Narahat” or “Man Narahat Hastam?” @mypersiancorner

There is a similar expression in Turkish that has the same meaning. It is “elinden her iş gelir” which literally means "every work comes from his/her hands. After some research, I realized that this expression in Turkish has a twin in Persian. Itʼs: از دستش هر کاری برمی‌آید (Az dastash har kârî barmîâyad) The expressions, words, etc. in Turkish and Persian are very similar. This is because the two civilizations have been in contact for a long time. Therefore, it is easy for someone who knows Turkish to learn Persian.

Vielen Dank für Ihre Erklärungen ❤ farsi ist eine sehr schöne Sprache

چه مفیدی! از شما خیلی متشکرم برای کمک کردن بهم. Could you please explain about conditional sentences in Persian next video?

This was so useful I had to leave a comment. I got way more than just colours here as a beginner. Kheyli mamnon

Very helpful, Thanks!

ماشاءاللّٰه

In Tajikistan we also say: Beehad hunarmand hast. 😊

Very interesting! Thanks 🌸

سلام پانته ا سلام - سول زبون یادگیری | hello - language learning question Hello Pontia! I love your blog, especially your pages about the idioms are wonderful for helping me to learn and understand! It really makes the learning very fun to scroll your blog, learning idioms and stories. If I may be so bold as to ask - do you know of any farsi movies with subtitles in farsi, preferably light-hearted or kind of cozy? But anything with a happy ending is good. To be clear, I am willing to consider "lovers die together / for each other / knowing they love each other" to be a happy ending. Of course, that's just a romantic example! I am perfectly fine with no romance. I just want something that's not too graphic / gory (or where I can avoid those parts), and not too dark. I'd like to ask you instead of my Iranian friend, because if I ask my Iranian friend, I think what I want might not be understood very well! But you know America, so you probably have a good idea what I mean, even if my definition of happy is happy to include a lot of things that don't fit the American definition, lol. Basically, I'd like conversation in persian, with persian subtitles. I understand farsi best with both spoken and subtitles together. And it's easiest for me to learn a lot of things if I can listen to conversation, not just learning videos. I understand and remember words and phrases better that way. I hope I have not been too long-winded! I love your blog, most of all for your explanations of persian expressions! That helps me to learn words, too, and it makes it fun! I wish there were more blogs like yours on the internet. I love the stories you illustrate expressions with, and the way you write the persian characters on the pictures, but we can read it in the english so I can at least guess what the vowels would be. I love scrolling your blog for the bits of persian, it really helps me absorb words so I recognize them later when I hear them in videos! Anyway, I hope I haven't been too long! I will express my thanks, and please consider my thanks expressed, before I spend pages going into detail everything I liked, which is what I will do if I don't wrap this up. خیلی ممونو I'd try to be more eloquent, but I cannot spell in persian yet. Thank you, thank you very much, -Sky

I thought I knew the uses of که , but wow I’m so glad I watched this.. thank you!

❤ ممنون

مرسی

Slm happy yalda to u and ur family 🍉. Are u still living in Iran?

ولی ما این رو این طور بنویسیم از ھر انکشتش یک ھنر میبارد

How beautiful!

Love u

I will try to learn and use this phrase! Thank you for teaching it ❤

Ok

Engaging delivery. Suggest you add aunts, uncles and grandfathers and mothers. Muslims have strong family ties, Europeans and Americans are nuclear in comparison. Add khalu jan and baba...

Very useful. Thanks ❤. Any alternative and less formal ways to present condolences? Thanks for your answer.