Persian/Farsi Lesson 1- Greetings (The First Four Persian Words You Need to Know!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ธ.ค. 2013
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This video will teach you the first four words you need to know to have an entire conversation in the Persian language:
- Hello
- How Are You?
- I'm well
- Thank You
I live in LA where we have a huge Persian population :) one of my closest friend is from Iran I can wait to say salām thank you
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This is so good! Here's what I love about this video: 1. The phrases are super practical, and taught in phrase form, rather than overexplaining grammar. 2. There's sufficient repetition. Most videos on language learning go too fast, and you don't actually retain what you learned. 3. It's broken into nice small chunks. Too many language learning videos also try to pack too much into too little time, and the end result is that nothing gets retained. 4. It's applied in a real-life conversation. 5. The background decor, music, etc. is all appealing and gives an exciting "Persian" vibe. Great work!
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Thank you for your great videos. It is very good to learn Persian language. Merci
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Salam you both rock!!
I speak Persian ، This video is interesting to me
Merci = مرسی
chetori = چطوری؟
khoobam = خوبم
salam = سلام
lelya thanks for learning our language to others
Thanks Alot For This Amazing Video!! xx
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very nice!
Wow great
Merci! This was just what I was looking for to accompany my Pimsleur CDs. Well done! I'll check out your podcasts for sure.
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"Salaam, haleh shomah khoobeh?"..."khele khoobam! Kheli mamnoon! Shomah khoobi?"..."aaahreh, manam KHELI khoobam, merci!"
Farsi hard zadan asooneh
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Ty Leyla
thankyou
More videos like that please🙏 👏👏
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Good video
nice
it’s a pretty good video! i’ve q boyfriend and he’s is from afeganista só your your channel is help me a lot to learn. Congrats!! ☺️
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U rock guys
Salam C&C team!
Che khabar?!
What happened to your podcast site. It is not available no more?!
I hope this is transient situation!
Naro! Bemandid. Be omide didar.
Mone az Alman.
SALAM AZ ROMANIA❤️❤️
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she forgot to say the synonym of merci which is equally used
mamnoon or mamnoonan=merci
Please help with more intro videos - please
!متشکرم، لیلا
Just as a small addition - to my mind, an absolute must for every language one starts learning, is 'I don't understand', so here we go: نمیفهمام
Why didn't you continue? It was amazing Leila!
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And thank you!
It is weird! Because I couldn't find it among the videos on your channel. There are only 7 videos.
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Where is Matt ???
Are you persain and from iran
Good video, thanks for uploading. A little bit "cringy" though, but good.
***** I suppose it's a matter of opinion.. still not a bad video though
When will you post more videos?
It's a good question! Right now, I'm more focused on making videos for our reading and writing program on www.chaiandconversation.com. So it might be a while before we get back to youtube!
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دوست عزیز شما خیلی خوب آموزش میدین زبان فارسی رو کاشکی زبان انگلیسی رو هم به همین روش آموزش میدادین مطمن خیلی ها استقبال منکنند از جمله خودم.
My name is Lelia but as you see it is spelled different way
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How do I say "I am" in persian
It is : Man hastam
But remember it's common to use verb (hastam) in the end of the sentence.
For example : Man Simin hastam
"I am" is "Man hastam" in Persian.
Though, "I am X." would be "Man X-am."
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Hi Leyla. Thanks for the video. I have a question about farsi. Actually khoobam is khub hastem and we say khubam. With the same logic, can we say motavajjeham instead of mutavajjeh hastam? If you answer, I will be very happy.
Made In Baku Yes, you can say, motavajjeh-am. I am a local Farsi speaker.
***** Motashakkeram :) Farsi is one of the most impressing language in the world. I love it.
+Chemiker30 99
Informal: Khoob khaabeedee? Formal: Khoob khaabeedeed?
Below is more information:
Informal:
Did you sleep well? (informal) ...... Khoob khaabeedee?
Also common to use:
Did you sleep well last night? (informal)..... Deeshab khoob khaabeedee?
or you can place deeshab (last night) at the end of the sentence:
Did you sleep well last night? (formal) ...... Khoob khaabeedee Deeshab?
Formal:
Did you sleep well? (formal) ...... Khoob khaabeedeed? (Note the "d" at the end)
Did you sleep well last night? (formal) ...... Deeshab Khoob khaabeedeed? or you can place deeshab (last night) at the end of the sentence:
Did you sleep well last night? (formal) ...... Khoob khaabeedeed Deeshab?
+Made In Baku Khaahesh meekonam .... You're welcome!
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Leyla why do you stretch the words so much?
بهتر نخواهد بود در جواب اش بگیم
تشکر خوبم؟
از اینکه یک کلمه فرانسوی برای دیگران یاد بدهیم...
مرسی خوبم...!
The fatha must sit on the ra and not on the gaf.
گرَم - Gram
And not گَرم - "garm" which means 'warm'.
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Unless Farsi has adopted some French words over time in regards to "merci." I believe the Farsi language to be older than French. Persia is one of the oldest surviving cultures on the planet.
persian language is new though. afghani stole there original language
there are several words that are adopted from Farsi and are used in other languages.
Arya Mh Just like 8%-10%of the Spanish langauge comes from Arabic roots. English is more Germanic than Latin or Greek.
there are some very old persian dialects. I have only run into one person who spoke an older, more traditional Bakhtiari persian. This is more modern "tehranian" accent persian
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-Ahvale to chetor hast?
-To doctor hast?
Trust me people! "Merci" is not that common between Persian speakers specially those who try not to indicate being an upscale! it would be more natural if you use "MAMNOON" instead which is an Arabic word and informal. another alternative is "SEPAAS" which quite has a literary and formal sense.
felipe roger
persian has about 110 million total speakers, how many people have you ever seen altogether in your life sir whatever? here's my lesson: your "often" practically is nothing.
Actually it is
+MASA I work with Persians. That's why I am here to learn this. They all use 'merci'. They have never made mention to me of Mamnoon or Sepaas.
+MASA Sorry, I have to disagree. The word "Merci" is very common and the majority of the people in Iran don't say "Sepaas" for Thanks, unless you read a classical book, an epic, a heroic poem. It means the word "Sepaas" for Thanks sounds very poetic. The word "Sepaas" might be used in some specific parts of Iran or maybe in other Farsi speaking countries, but the majority of the people in Iran say for "Thank You" one of the following words: Merci, Mamnoon, Moteshakeram.
+MASA i'm persian but i never ever use sepaas and i've never seen anyone use that word. the most common word is merci and mamnoon and motshakeram are kind of formal
merhaba is turkish
Patty Romero its arabic
Are you Persian Leyla?
اون النگوها چیه تودستت خخخخ
You dont say "Salam" in Farsi. In Farsi you say "ba dorood". Salam is widely used as a main greeting. It is Arabic, not Persian/Farsi.
you do say salam as well merhaba is arabic
How about merci its French not Farsi
I like dorood/bedrood too, but it's an old word that barely anyone uses. Everyone just says salam.
Stop being nationalistic lmao, saying ba dorood to a Persian sounds autistic. Nothing wrong with saying salam, literally 99% of the Persians say salam and not ba dorood. It's just those that learn a bit about our past history and all the sudden want to separate themselves from the current Iranian affairs.
literally no one says ba dorood except weird Persian nationalists on youtube comments. About 1/3 of Farsi words comes from Arabic, I think hundreds of years we should now just deal with it and move on...
you fucked up khoob-am im good - im fine which is it
I don't know if they "fucked up." It just might be that there's no strict distinction between "good/fine" in this case. They basically mean the same thing, except in English we are sticklers for adjectives vs adverbs in this case.
Why are you teaching him to say "Salam" like a homosexual?!? There are many ways of saying it... xDDD
what a joke,Laila is arabic name,shams is arabic word for sun,hebrew shamash,you call that a language
LOL that's so right
I just challenge you to pronounce: گچ پژ
What is the joke? Persian has words from other languages. Any important language has to bring in words from other places and contexts, including other languages, in order to survive and thrive. Farsi is no exception.
Tamer Altaher truly you are Arab minded. No Arabic girls has Persian names ever??!!!!! :-) :-) your Arabic language coming from Yemen!! :-) Abdullah.