How to say Happy New Year in Persian

Since Nowruz is right around the corner, we're taking a look at how to say Happy New Year in Persian as well as a look at the items on the Haft Sin Table. A full explanation of everything that happens before, during, and after Nowruz on the blog:
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[@genacostello5896]

Thank you! We are attending a celebration today and I wanted to have a better understanding of the traditions and how to say Happy New Year in Persian.

[@HeisenbergHK]

It was cool to watch

[@bryanl1732]

Thank you for the video and eidetun mobaarak x

[@singapaul1]

Ponta, where is your goldfish in the fish bowl on your Haft Sin table? Invisible fish.

[@GeminiSpiritNB]

In the correct and original Haft Sin all items should be those grown from the earth/the land and have Persian names too. sekkeh is an Arabic word and it's not a plant-based item either. Many people use sekkeh in their Haft Sin, but it's better to replace it with sepand (esfand) to make our Haft Sin table even more Persian and closer to the way our ancestors would make it.

[@freedom2386]

👍👍👍

[@Dokhtaremah]

Senjed is dried lotus fruit i guess

[@James-ps3nq]

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