These lessons are so amazing. I always thought that the urdu alphabet would be super hard, especially for hindi speaker like me. I can't believe it how quickly I'm learning so many new things. And I'm enjoying so much. Thank you so much ma'am, for these wonderful videos. You've made such difficult things, so simple and easy for us. Thank you.
As a Persian American, I have been familiar with standard language but have been wanting to learn. I started lessons 1-3 at 12 am and am super eager to continue learning this! Thank you so much, easy framework and takes the fear out from learning it! I am excited to read the Persian language to learn words in dictionaries and read poems written in the language which will help me expand my vocabulary and overall appreciation of this beautiful language. 🙏 dassetoon dard nakohneh lol
thank you for explenation, now two days afther self. I´d studied that you teached to me fo the first 3 leasson. I watched on this three times and now I´m able to understanding this. thank you really. keep continue please . I ´m glad that there is someone like you who can understand and teached this. really thanks. I also watched on pesian script and some letters I can see there clearly not too much, because I just starting but yeah
Thanks to you there is a possibility that I can learn the Persian alphabet. I have checked other TH-cam clips and thought it was impossible to learn but now I have gained some confidence. Merci!
Hi dear :) I feel that the written version of the letter M in Persian is written different in this lesson and in the handout. Your Bozorg starts from a small circle to the left. But the hand-out shows a structure with a circle that starts from the right. This is confusing and actually seems to make different letters. Your written Mé is below the line, whereas the Mé in the hand out is above the line. Hoping to hear your response. Kind regards 😊☀️
Hello there! Yes, there's a difference between printed and written- just like in English the letter 'a' is written differently when typed. No one writes it like- 'a'- that's just the way it looks when typed. Same with the 'mé'- it looks different printed vs. hand written
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These lessons are so amazing.
I always thought that the urdu alphabet would be super hard, especially for hindi speaker like me.
I can't believe it how quickly I'm learning so many new things. And I'm enjoying so much.
Thank you so much ma'am, for these wonderful videos.
You've made such difficult things, so simple and easy for us. Thank you.
What wonderful feedback, thank you!
As a Persian American, I have been familiar with standard language but have been wanting to learn. I started lessons 1-3 at 12 am and am super eager to continue learning this! Thank you so much, easy framework and takes the fear out from learning it!
I am excited to read the Persian language to learn words in dictionaries and read poems written in the language which will help me expand my vocabulary and overall appreciation of this beautiful language. 🙏 dassetoon dard nakohneh lol
thank you for explenation, now two days afther self. I´d studied that you teached to me fo the first 3 leasson. I watched on this three times and now I´m able to understanding this. thank you really.
keep continue please . I ´m glad that there is someone like you who can understand and teached this. really thanks. I also watched on pesian script and some letters I can see there clearly not too much, because I just starting but yeah
Thanks to you there is a possibility that I can learn the Persian alphabet. I have checked other TH-cam clips and thought it was impossible to learn but now I have gained some confidence. Merci!
Te amo, mi persa amor, viva iran
Hi dear :) I feel that the written version of the letter M in Persian is written different in this lesson and in the handout. Your Bozorg starts from a small circle to the left. But the hand-out shows a structure with a circle that starts from the right. This is confusing and actually seems to make different letters. Your written Mé is below the line, whereas the Mé in the hand out is above the line. Hoping to hear your response. Kind regards 😊☀️
Hello there! Yes, there's a difference between printed and written- just like in English the letter 'a' is written differently when typed. No one writes it like- 'a'- that's just the way it looks when typed. Same with the 'mé'- it looks different printed vs. hand written
@@chai_and_conversation Thanks a lot! Makes sense now :)!
i was about to ask the same, thanks to you and to Leyla for the answer :-) im about to sign up today, Goodluck to me hehehehh
Have you ever thought about doing a patreon? That might also be a good way to deliver content and I know some other language teachers who use it.
Hello Audrey! That's a great idea, but we do also have our website www.chaiandconversation.com- everything is available there!
I like this video series 🤩🤗🤗
Great!!!!
Very good
HELLO , MISS LEYLA !
I AM ,
EXTREMELY IMPRESSED !
FROM YOUR LESSONS !
AND, FROM YOU,
MISS LEYLA !
PLEASE ,
WRITE TO ME AS SOON AS POSSIBLE !
THANK YOU !
May I know why there is a dot after داد?
I believe it was just a period at the end of the sentence.
most of the words you spoke are close to Hindi language sounds and some of them have same meanings
Persian and Hindi are closely related