How to talk about your family in Persian/Farsi

[@mehmetdalar2233]

🙏خیلی ممنون. بسیار مفید بود ❤

[@mypersiancorner]

مرسی خوشحالم که مفید بود 🙏

[@jbm155]

Zahmat keshidid, kheili mamnun
🙏👍

[@mypersiancorner]

merci 🙏

[@williamaaron8652]

خیلی ممنون معلم ام!

[@mypersiancorner]

خواهش می کنم :)‌

[@anabunana]

kheili mamnun

[@mypersiancorner]

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[@gunerakgun9777]

thanks

[@mwdayani1212]

Very useful. Thank you.
Az har angoshtesh ya honar mibare.....so beautiful.
Can you please share other such expressions.

[@mypersiancorner]

I'm glad to hear it, thanks. I think it's beautiful too. I'll make a playlist of others as well

[@BirdieGenny]

Really love the expression about talent; so poetic as always 🥰

[@ArunGoyal2007]

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...

[@mypersiancorner]

Thank you! Yes, that's true, but I didn't want to get caught up in reteaching that vocab, so I just added a few I hadn't taught before. The phrases can, of course, be used for any extended family as well.

[@ArunGoyal2007]

Accepted.।
Wishing you a merry XMas