@@Moh_Kayeah. Wind in Persian is Bād but in Sassanian Persian, it was pronounced as Wād which now sounds similar to English. There’re tons of examples like this. Like in Russian and other slavic languages, the color white is Svet while in Persian, it is Sfed but in Middle Persian, it was Svet which is exactly as its Slavic counterpart.
@@Passque666 we have meny more sound change in language like : āb to āβ changeing B to V æst to Hæst æ to Hæ æpt(æft) to hæpt(hæft) P to F (parsi to Farsi) āsmān to āsemun ā to ū
Omg i was just watching your cousin Greg video on instagram and then i opened youtube and this video was RUclips's first recommendation to me even though i didn't know about this channel at all before. Very creepy of youtube but I'm so glad i found it!
If modern Persian goes through sound changes and consonant shift to Middle Persian, the words will become more clear and closer to its original cognates like B = V, B= P, F = V, GU = V etc. So Wind in Persian is Bād but in Sassanian Persian, it was pronounced as Vād which now sounds similar to English’s Wind. There’re tons of examples like this. Like in Russian and other slavic languages, the color white is Svet while in Persian, it is Safed but in Middle Persian, it was Sved which is exactly as its Slavic counterpart. Flower in Modern Persian is Gul but was Vard in Middle & Old Persian and in arabic, Flower is Warada which is a loanword from Middle Persian and ultimately came from Proto-Indo-European root *wrod.
Peach means screw and main means me , as a Indian this much farsi even i know , there is a phrase in india if you don't understand the other guy you say main farshi bol raha tha kya 😅🇮🇳♥️🇮🇷
Yeah, both languages have lots & lots of cognates. Most of the time, Persian loanwords in Urdu & Hindi has more to do with Iranian sound shift rather than a different word S = H, S = Kh sound shifts happens in Iranian languages. Some word entered in Hindi for just sound changes like Week is Hafta but is Saptaha in original Sanskrit. Hindi & Urdu: Hansna (Laughing) Persian: Khanda Hindi & Urdu: Idhar, Udhar (Here, there) Persian Inja, Unja Hindi & Urdu: Kahān (Where) Persian: Kujā Hindi: Kaun (Who) Persian: Ki But moreover, Persian has kept some of its older words which has Sanskrit counterparts but is missing in Hindi. Sanskrit: Āstī (Being) Persian: Āstī (You’re / Being) Sanskrit: Vāta (wind) Persian: Bāt (wind) Sanskrit: Navajāta (Newborn) Persian: Navzād (Newborn) This list goes on and on and on.
@@Passque666 ya words like unna mana , mah, varsha , roaz , yani, shudh , sukhi - Khushi have there roots from Sanskrit and from the North India the language starts changing to Persian , and for us northern Indians Persians is like bengoli , we can understand the same amount of bengoli as Persian 😂😂
@@karticksharmapro1523Māh means month but also the moon. Varsha is interesting cause the original word is from Sanskrit & Old Persian but in modern Persian, we say Bariš which is also used in Hindi/Urdu but in Middle Persian, it was Varš which than sounds closer to Sanskrit. We don’t say shudh but we do say Khub Shugun / Bad shugun as in good luck or bad luck but is used rarely these days so nowadays, we use mostly Arabic word (Qismat) khush qismat / bad qismat which is interestingly also used in Hindi & Urdu 😂😂 As a Persian speaker, Kashmiri sounded far similar to Persian than Urdu or Hindi to me but Anways, cheers.
@@Passque666 mah - month , roaz - day , yani - means , unna - them , innan - they , man - me , shudh- pure , chiz - things , teh - deapth , ran - ground , khand - jaggery sweet , dost- friend ,tarikh - date , karna - do , Aryavarta - Aryan homeland 🇮🇳♥️🇮🇷
@@Passque666 after the conquest of kashmir they committed a geno side in Kashmir , the rivers floated with janayus you call it kastis in parsi culture and immam Husain came with 600 Persians to settle, what arabs did in persia happend in Kashmir , i dont blame Iranians but these radicals are really devils . then they added there language also there native language which is mine native language as phadi was already related to Sanskrit and Afghani language but after the conquest they became fully Persian
Why this underrated? Now I just want to learn this language
Her Instagram is picking up tho
Soon it'll be a gold
Learned Persian for a year. Recognised most of the words. More Persian English videos like these please ❤
Imagine being an Iranian and have a friend named Anne 😭😂💀
Oh hell no
Fr
there's also an iranian name "poopak"
Come eat some cheese 😋
What does it mean?
Persian is a so beautiful language. Elephant in Persian is FIL. Well, in Spanish, FILA is row.
Thx for saying beautiful things about my language appreciat it❤
It's actually "pil" before getting mixed with Arabic I saw it twice on some poems
@@Moh_Kayeah. Wind in Persian is Bād but in Sassanian Persian, it was pronounced as Wād which now sounds similar to English. There’re tons of examples like this. Like in Russian and other slavic languages, the color white is Svet while in Persian, it is Sfed but in Middle Persian, it was Svet which is exactly as its Slavic counterpart.
@@Passque666
we have meny more sound change in language
like :
āb to āβ changeing B to V
æst to Hæst æ to Hæ
æpt(æft) to hæpt(hæft) P to F (parsi to Farsi)
āsmān to āsemun ā to ū
Omg i was just watching your cousin Greg video on instagram and then i opened youtube and this video was RUclips's first recommendation to me even though i didn't know about this channel at all before. Very creepy of youtube but I'm so glad i found it!
Someone : Hi ! My name is Anne
Me : 💀💀💀💀
عالی بود واقعا از ویدئو هاتون لذت میبرم😍😍😍😍💐
وای، انگلیسی و فارسی بلدم ولی در مورد این کلمات قبله فکر نکرده ام، چقدر باحاله😂😂
For y’all that are confused with the last one,Anne means 💩in Persian
Love it
If modern Persian goes through sound changes and consonant shift to Middle Persian, the words will become more clear and closer to its original cognates like B = V, B= P, F = V, GU = V etc.
So Wind in Persian is Bād but in Sassanian Persian, it was pronounced as Vād which now sounds similar to English’s Wind. There’re tons of examples like this. Like in Russian and other slavic languages, the color white is Svet while in Persian, it is Safed but in Middle Persian, it was Sved which is exactly as its Slavic counterpart. Flower in Modern Persian is Gul but was Vard in Middle & Old Persian and in arabic, Flower is Warada which is a loanword from Middle Persian and ultimately came from Proto-Indo-European root *wrod.
Many persian words are used in north indian languages
Mughal
Please I love Farsi songs. Can you explain one 🎉
Loos in Persian means Spoiled (person not food)
I France we have a cheese called Kiri 😂
oh my god iam from Afg and l speack farsi you can speak very good farsi
The last one 😂
I am so curious about the last one, y’all.
It means 💩 (The rude way beginning with S) 👀
@@SaraNikki1995 Oh no! haha عن
Anne in farsi means shit😂
Y'all should hear the word for "look" 😅
Negah نگاه? What's especial about it?
@@nazigol289 نمیدونم چطوری توضیح بدم برات
Ann was so fun 😂
Ive been learning farsi. I'm glad I knew most of these.
how do you learn farsi?
Peach means screw and main means me , as a Indian this much farsi even i know , there is a phrase in india if you don't understand the other guy you say main farshi bol raha tha kya 😅🇮🇳♥️🇮🇷
Yeah, both languages have lots & lots of cognates. Most of the time, Persian loanwords in Urdu & Hindi has more to do with Iranian sound shift rather than a different word S = H, S = Kh sound shifts happens in Iranian languages.
Some word entered in Hindi for just sound changes like Week is Hafta but is Saptaha in original Sanskrit.
Hindi & Urdu: Hansna (Laughing)
Persian: Khanda
Hindi & Urdu: Idhar, Udhar (Here, there)
Persian Inja, Unja
Hindi & Urdu: Kahān (Where)
Persian: Kujā
Hindi: Kaun (Who)
Persian: Ki
But moreover, Persian has kept some of its older words which has Sanskrit counterparts but is missing in Hindi.
Sanskrit: Āstī (Being)
Persian: Āstī (You’re / Being)
Sanskrit: Vāta (wind)
Persian: Bāt (wind)
Sanskrit: Navajāta (Newborn)
Persian: Navzād (Newborn)
This list goes on and on and on.
@@Passque666 ya words like unna mana , mah, varsha , roaz , yani, shudh , sukhi - Khushi have there roots from Sanskrit and from the North India the language starts changing to Persian , and for us northern Indians Persians is like bengoli , we can understand the same amount of bengoli as Persian 😂😂
@@karticksharmapro1523Māh means month but also the moon. Varsha is interesting cause the original word is from Sanskrit & Old Persian but in modern Persian, we say Bariš which is also used in Hindi/Urdu but in Middle Persian, it was Varš which than sounds closer to Sanskrit. We don’t say shudh but we do say Khub Shugun / Bad shugun as in good luck or bad luck but is used rarely these days so nowadays, we use mostly Arabic word (Qismat) khush qismat / bad qismat which is interestingly also used in Hindi & Urdu 😂😂
As a Persian speaker, Kashmiri sounded far similar to Persian than Urdu or Hindi to me but Anways, cheers.
@@Passque666 mah - month , roaz - day , yani - means , unna - them , innan - they , man - me , shudh- pure , chiz - things , teh - deapth , ran - ground , khand - jaggery sweet , dost- friend ,tarikh - date , karna - do , Aryavarta - Aryan homeland 🇮🇳♥️🇮🇷
@@Passque666 after the conquest of kashmir they committed a geno side in Kashmir , the rivers floated with janayus you call it kastis in parsi culture and immam Husain came with 600 Persians to settle, what arabs did in persia happend in Kashmir , i dont blame Iranians but these radicals are really devils . then they added there language also there native language which is mine native language as phadi was already related to Sanskrit and Afghani language but after the conquest they became fully Persian
the worse,in my opinion, is to say " be quiet" in Farsi to English spoken person 🙊🙉
And how it will be?😊
@@AlexLife307saaket suck it! 😁
@@BOB-WISENHEIMER 😅😅😅
For the one's who doesn't know the last word : you should not know 💀💀💀
I think the word loos has been borrowed from any Dravidian language of Southern India ..
Or maybe the other way .
Please correct me if I am wrong.
Loos means Spoiled (person) she translated it wrong
😂👏👏👏
For those who wondering, Anne in Persian means poop/shit
The last one means sh.t 😂
People who don’t know 😀
People who do 💀💀
For those who don't know, in Farsi, Anne (عَن) means shit
Ha ha😅
Pool means urine in Arabic.😂
Ham means important in Arabic.
Anne means that in Arabic
You dont have P
For people who don’t know what the last one is Anne means 💩
anne means shi-
Hhahahha😂 ended in shit = Ann
The N word is look in Persian, but without the R💀💀💀
N Word in farsi means: Look (impretive verb)
in Armenian money vs Azeri Turk😂
😂😂the last one is poo
Anne : chris dear sweet moms name
عن : 💩
வணக்கம் நான் ஒரு தமிழன்.🙏
தமிழ் மொழி இனிமையானது . தமிழ் மொழியை கற்று பாருங்கள் நீங்களும் அதன் ருசியை அறிவிர்கள்.
நன்றி 🙏😊
From Bharat(india) 🇮🇳🙏
Tamil is a different & unique language of India and we respect that.
Anne😂💩💩💩
Bruh this is wrong.
Its kaafi, not coffee. Doodh is milk.
Dont forget the word for "look" lol