it world be great if you guys teach English to Iranian people such as idioms and expressions, phrasal verbs and stuff like that. By and large, your videos are very useful and amazing. Keep up the great work.
Wish you guys hade continued with these videos, they are really helpful. How did it go for Chris? Did he learn farsi fluent? Can he now have a normal conversation in farsi? And if he can, how much did he practice and for how long to get the results?
Wild guess, but is the reason broccoli doesn’t need an object marker that since it’s a vegetable it’s not likely to be the subject of a sentence? Whereas Charlie Chaplin could be a subject or object. Also, can I say, Man Charlie Chaplinō doost dōram? Making me the subject in a more emphasized way? It’s SVO in Persian, right? (Sorry, this is like day 3 for me…).
Hi friends, I’m trying to find an accurate meaning of my birth given name. I find different conflicting definitions online. Hoping someone here could be of help. The name is Shahram. Please cite any sources.
Shah = King , Ram= a loved angel in Zoroastrianism assumed to bring prosperity to people; Shahram together means then: the great Ram, an equivalent to Michael in Christianity fa.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D8%B4%D9%87%D8%B1%D8%A7%D9%85 www.vajehyab.com/wiki/%D8%B4%D9%87%D8%B1%D8%A7%D9%85
بسیار خوب استاد عزیزم ❤️
xeyly majnun!
Salaam I'am turkish we have lot of same word with iranian language and I like this similarity thanx for lesson .
I love the she explain everything. He is funny. I love these videos.
Thanks a lot , your lessons are a great help. Well explained and easy to follow 👍👍
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For when I wake up (I’m trying to learn the common language in my apartment complex)
Merci
it world be great if you guys teach English to Iranian people such as idioms and expressions, phrasal verbs and stuff like that. By and large, your videos are very useful and amazing. Keep up the great work.
My boyfriend is Iranian so these videos are so useful!
Thanks for posting this! You have a really good podcast voice, btw. Not everyone has that talent. lol
Wish you guys hade continued with these videos, they are really helpful.
How did it go for Chris? Did he learn farsi fluent? Can he now have a normal conversation in farsi? And if he can, how much did he practice and for how long to get the results?
Hi Frida! Our lessons are at www.chaiandconversation.com- the rest of the speaking lessons are there, and Chris appears starting at lesson 80! Enjoy!!
I am waiting for your new lesson
I like farsi culture
unless you are talking about the culture of fars people or actual persians inhabiting the mid south of iranian plateau, farsi isn't a culture.
Wild guess, but is the reason broccoli doesn’t need an object marker that since it’s a vegetable it’s not likely to be the subject of a sentence? Whereas Charlie Chaplin could be a subject or object.
Also, can I say, Man Charlie Chaplinō doost dōram? Making me the subject in a more emphasized way? It’s SVO in Persian, right? (Sorry, this is like day 3 for me…).
Hi friends, I’m trying to find an accurate meaning of my birth given name. I find different conflicting definitions online. Hoping someone here could be of help. The name is Shahram. Please cite any sources.
Shah = King , Ram= a loved angel in Zoroastrianism assumed to bring prosperity to people;
Shahram together means then: the great Ram, an equivalent to Michael in Christianity
fa.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D8%B4%D9%87%D8%B1%D8%A7%D9%85
www.vajehyab.com/wiki/%D8%B4%D9%87%D8%B1%D8%A7%D9%85
Majid Olyaei hey I just this. Thank you so much
Happy and peacefull king or someone who makes the king happy.
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