Love this video, the conversation with your grandmother was so sweet! I’m also trying to learn dari to communicate with family, but like you said, there’s not many resources. I’m going to give Pimsleur a try! Thank you for sharing :)
Thank you! 🥰❤️. Lemme know what you think of the course and how it goes! My mom is still teaching me a little bit each day. So, you can use your fam as a resource, as I am sure you know :). Good luck!
@@LivingListed I will let you know! It’s exam week so I’ll be starting sometime this weekend finally haha. I’d love to see an update on your channel down the line :)
Thank you! :) I think it’s a tough language to learn bc there’s not a lot of resources, unfortunately, and when I talk with my mom, she uses different words for things and uses very casual words. What resources are you using?
@@celestenguyen9500 lol 😆. Thanks for the Rec. I just downloaded the app. There are some words that are part of the free lessons that I didn’t know. So, thank you!
Thank you :). I'm not sure what you mean by the question. If you're asking what other languages are influenced by Farsi, according to a Google search (haha :) ), "Persian has likewise influenced the vocabularies of other languages, especially Arabic, Armenian, Georgian, Indo-Iranian languages and Turkic languages." If you mean what other countries is Farsi spoken, it's spoken in Iran. It is also spoken in Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan (my parents are from Pakistan). I didn't know this until I made this video, but the term, Dari, is actually offensive to people who speak that "accent"/dialect of Farsi. People who speak it "Dari" Farsi--in my limited experience of this language/culture--just refer to "Dari" as Farsi. I kept on calling the language "Dari," when I was talking to my grandmother in later conversations, and she was like, "what are you talking about? What is Dari? I speak Farsi." So, I'm very sorry about calling it Dari and for being offensive, if anyone else sees this. I'm still learning about this language and culture. So, I'm sorry to anyone if I'm being offensive, and to anyone who's reading this who knows better, please feel free to correct me here :)
Oh so lovly and sweet talking thanks
I admire you so much for doing that for your grandmother! I bet she feels the same about you too.
Thank you!! 😊😊❤️❤️
Love this video, the conversation with your grandmother was so sweet! I’m also trying to learn dari to communicate with family, but like you said, there’s not many resources. I’m going to give Pimsleur a try! Thank you for sharing :)
Thank you! 🥰❤️. Lemme know what you think of the course and how it goes! My mom is still teaching me a little bit each day. So, you can use your fam as a resource, as I am sure you know :). Good luck!
@@LivingListed I will let you know! It’s exam week so I’ll be starting sometime this weekend finally haha. I’d love to see an update on your channel down the line :)
@@FedaaSherif awesome :).
That’s a great idea, by the way. I should at some point :). Following up on my goals :).
Good luck 😊🙌🏻
Thank youuuu! ❤️😘
this is really great! I'm trying to learn Dari because my boyfriend is afghan.
Thank you! :) I think it’s a tough language to learn bc there’s not a lot of resources, unfortunately, and when I talk with my mom, she uses different words for things and uses very casual words. What resources are you using?
@@LivingListed I usually used this app call UTalk but for the most part I ask my boyfriend 😂
@@celestenguyen9500 lol 😆.
Thanks for the Rec. I just downloaded the app. There are some words that are part of the free lessons that I didn’t know. So, thank you!
V good
This was a good video! 💕Whoever dislikes is not nice😂
Lol. Awww, thank you 💕💕
This was really interesting to hear. I speak Farsi but don't have a ton of dari experience
Thank you! Hope you enjoyed it :)
Yea, I’ve heard Farsi, and to me, it sounds different compared to Dari.
this is so inspiring!! props to you : ) just subscribed 💛
noah stevens Thank you so much. Glad you thought so 😊😊, and thanks for subscribing!
amazing, you can speak very well Farsi language. In what languages do they use Farsi language?
Thank you :). I'm not sure what you mean by the question.
If you're asking what other languages are influenced by Farsi, according to a Google search (haha :) ), "Persian has likewise influenced the vocabularies of other languages, especially Arabic, Armenian, Georgian, Indo-Iranian languages and Turkic languages."
If you mean what other countries is Farsi spoken, it's spoken in Iran. It is also spoken in Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan (my parents are from Pakistan).
I didn't know this until I made this video, but the term, Dari, is actually offensive to people who speak that "accent"/dialect of Farsi.
People who speak it "Dari" Farsi--in my limited experience of this language/culture--just refer to "Dari" as Farsi. I kept on calling the language "Dari," when I was talking to my grandmother in later conversations, and she was like, "what are you talking about? What is Dari? I speak Farsi." So, I'm very sorry about calling it Dari and for being offensive, if anyone else sees this.
I'm still learning about this language and culture. So, I'm sorry to anyone if I'm being offensive, and to anyone who's reading this who knows better, please feel free to correct me here :)
wow, amazing answer! I hope you will make other videos soon!
@@CI-vn7vh thank you. I will try :)
It sounds like you're speaking Dari in a Tajikistan accent lol.
Nick Johnson lol, I did not know what you were talking about. So, I had to look it up. I do, lol
What ethnicity are you?
I’m predominantly Pakistani. :)
Oh wow nice. You are beautiful btw :). Are you in Chicago?