Lesson 17 - The Simple Past Tense in Persian/Farsi
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
- - In this lesson you will learn the simple past tense in Persian. Simple Past Tense is one of the easiest tense in Persian. You will learn how to form it and how to put it into sentences.
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00:00 - Intro
00: 21- What We Have Learned Before!
00:36 - What We Will Learn in This Lesson!
00:45 - Introduction to Simple Past Tense
01:13 - How To Form Simple Past Tense for Simple Verbs
03:12 - The Two Verbs بودن and داشتن in the Past Tense
04:10 - How To Form Simple Past Tense for Compound Verbs
06:47 - Examples with Some Simple Verbs in Past Tense
09:15 - Examples with Some Compound Verbs in Past Tense
11:31 - Common Time Adverbs used with Past Tense
12:09 - Forming Time Adverbs used with Past Tense
14:39 - Example #1
16:58 - Example #2
18:23 - Example #3
20:09 - Example #4
20:47 - Example #5
22:18 - Example #6
24:37 - Example #7
26:23 - Example #8
27:52 - Example #9
29:05 - Example #10
30:02 - What We Will Learn Next!
30:10 - End of Lesson
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Please check other related helpful lessons below:
Lesson 8 - The verb ''to have: داشتن in Persian/Farsi
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Lesson 6 - Subject Pronouns and the Verb ''to be: بودن'' in Persian/Farsi
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See the link below for a the list of vocab used in this lesson (along with pronunciation and transliteration):
Lesson 17 - The Simple Past Tense in Persian/Farsi
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Lesson 17 - 10 Most Common Verbs in Persian (Part One)
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Lesson 17 (b) - Time Adverbs used with Past Tense
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Remarks: In order to understand these lessons you need to already know the alphabet. Also all the lessons are subsequent to each other, if you don't understand a grammar point in a lesson you need to refer to previous lessons. You can also write your questions in the description box and I will answer them.
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Thorough explanation of every point.You truly deserve subscribers in millions.
Also, your farsi accent is beautiful.
Thank you so much for your great comment and sorry for the late reply. It's very encouraging to me when I read comments like yours. It motivates me to make more videos. Please let me know if you have any questions or any suggestions for me. I am always trying to improve my lessons for my viewers.
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Thank you for your motivating comment! That's great to hear! Please let me know if you have any questions!
Awesome, awesome video Maryam-jun!! I really loved the thorough explanation at the beginning and the breakdown of the example sentences!
Thank you again! I'm very happy to hear these videos are helping you!
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I just started to learn Farsi a couple of weeks ago. Your lessons are so well done and interesting!
I am learning so much thanks to your work.
Thank you so much!
Welcome to your Persian learning journey. Very happy to hear that my lessons are helping you. Please let me know if you have any questions, or if there's a topic you need more explanations! I'll be happy to help :)
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ممنون، خواهش می کنم، مرسی که درس من را تماشا کردید
Excellent work please keep it up
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I have a bit of a nerdy question about vowel sounds and how they're represented in Persian. In a word like کیک, which occurs in one of the examples in this video, ی represents more or less the same vowel as the one in the English word 'cake'. How do Persian speakers 'conceive of' this vowel? What I mean is: does the ی produce the 'ay' sound on its own, as it were, or is there understood to be a short e (زیر) below the initial ک?
Thank you for your question! 🙋♀️
The answer to your question is, it is understood to be a short vowel under the level کِ
Because the noun کیک is a cognate which means a word from a different language that has similar pronunciation, and meaning.
The sound of the letter ی (ye) in کِیک (keyk)is because there’s a short vowel (e) under the letter ِک
If the letter ک had no short vowel (e) under, then the pronunciation of ى (ye) would change to an (ea), so کیک would read as (kik)
I hope I understood your question correctly. If not, please let me know and I’ll try to explain it another way.
The vowel sounds are tricky in the beginning, but with practice, they’ll get better and easier.
The prepositions dar (or tu in informal) as well as the preposition "be" do not really seem to be used that much. Could you clarify when to use them and when not to? In the example, "Yesterday, I did not go outside" I was expecting to see a "be birun" but it did not have it.
The preposition به can be implied. In the spoken language we don’t use it most of the times. Also there are some common places that we don’t use it for - like “home, outside”
For example, in English you say:
“I went outside” and you don’t use “to”
“I went home” and you don’t use “to”
The same with Farsi,
من بيرون رفتم
من خانه رفتم
But remember the preposition به is not strictly used in the spoken language, sometimes you see it, sometimes you don’t. It is implied most of the times.
Hi, it's really helpful tutorial video and furthermore I would certainly not hesitate saying that so far I have experienced your videos to be more worthy than all the persian tutorial channels. By the way, Do you understand Urdu which is basically a Persianized version of Hindustani language spoken by Indian Muslims and Pakistanis.
Thank you so much for your very kind, encouraging comment. That really gave me a dose of motivation to make more videos.
You know, I don't speak Urdu but a few years ago I used to have a student originally from Pakistan who spoke Urdu and I realized Farsi and Urdu have so many words in common. Also, when I read Urdu I can pick up on many words and sometimes I am able to tell the what the context is about. I am interested in learning Urdu one day :)
@@persianHowyour teaching method is very good, and i know that you are putting so much effort in making these slides for better understanding
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@@persianHowi am from Pakistan, my native languages are urdu and Punjabi
In this video, you pronounced the ezafe between the words hafte and pish like ye (hafte ye pish), but why wouldn't you do it between maah and pish? Why is it maah pish and not maaheye pish? Does it have to do with the alef before it?
That’s a good question. Because هفته ends in silent ـه, so to connect it to the modifier there will be an implied همزه on the letter ـه.
هفتهٌ پيش
Or an implied ى so ezafe can sit there.
هفته(ى) پيش
But you don’t see them but you still need to pronounce (ye)
Hafte(ye) pish
would ziyad ghiza khordim be correct
Thank you for your questions. Yes, that's correct. In fact we use it all the time when we eat too much and we feel full. Please let me know if you have any other questions!
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is this correct or not？
ما غذا را دیشب تو مهمونی خیلی خوردیم.
Thank you for your question. I love answering questions!
Good job for your sentence, see below for a few minor errors !
The correct sentence would be : ما دیشب در رستوران خیلی غذا خوردیم
1) The time adverb comes a little bit earlier in the sentence, usually after the subject - ما دیشب
2) The object غذا is too general and does not trigger را
3) The verb خوردن always comes with a noun which in this sentence is غذا so it needs to be closer to the verb; so imagine the verb is غذا خوردن rather than just خوردن.
I hope that was helpful, if you have any more questions, please let me know!
Your videos are awesome but you take a lot of time to upload next video which is very much irritating.........! Please upload videos regularly.....
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Thank you for your comments. I’m glad my videos have been helping you! 🙋♀️
I would love to publish more often, but I do have a full time job and these videos as much as I love making them, they are vey time consuming. It’s hard to find time. But I’m planing to get better at this and to dedicate more time to it. Hopefully in the following months I will publish more frequently enshallah!
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I am suggesting you to take live sessions, which is very much better for your insufficient time.....! Isn't it good? ?????
@@ARABIC_WITH_MYSAM Yes, that’s a good idea. I definitely think about it and maybe start having live sessions. Thank you for your suggestion. Giving me suggestions helps me to understand more what learners want. Meanwhile let me know if you have any questions!
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