Farsi / Persian Lesson: Persian New Year's Greetings (20)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มี.ค. 2012
- Happy New Year :-))
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Salaam. I made a playlist which will make it easier for my viewers to watch all the lessons in the right order. Also, I'm glad to hear that you find the videos helpful :-) I hope I can continue uploading these lessons ("enshaallaah", God willing :-)) for those interested in learning Farsi or simply curious about Iranian culture. Thanks again for your kind feedback!
@FarsiWizard you are an excellent teacher! As you know I am a so bounded with the pure form of persian expressions. I would express "nowrôz-e shomâ(tân) pîrôz bâdâ/bâshad/bovad).
It was great finding this right on time for this year's Nowruz! Merci!
Khaahesh mikonam! [You're welcome!]
Thank you so much for your videos, I want to learn Farsi so much.
Your Finglish is so good too and I do appreciate that b/c it helps when also trying to learn Persian script
You are a very good Farsi teacher. I have learnt a lot👍
Thank you for your kind feedback :-)
Thank you so much!
Bah bah :-) Thanks for sharing this precious information. I did not know about "laari" and your explanation made me very curious. I hope "laari" stays around and people who speak it start teaching it, so that more people will know about it :-)
Thank you!!
Keep up the good work!
Thank you!!!!
Thank you :-)
Thanks & Khudafiz :)
I'm glad it's helpful :-)
I'm glad you liked the videos, and I hope I can continue doing this. Thanks for watching :-)
Feliz Año Nuevo !!
Muchas gracias, Alfonso :-)
Ahhh, Khaili mamnoon. :)
I'm late to say it, but Nowruz Mobarak! :)
You're welcome... let me know if ever interested in scheduling online classes with me :-)
Regarding the word 'Nowruz a root the word for "new" in Czech languaga is ;nov", the word for "year" in Czech languaga is "rok'. So we say Nový rok for New year.
That is amazing! Thank you for sharing :)
@CameronYousef Eyd-e shomaa ham mobaarak! Thanks for watching :-)
@FarsiWizard merci :-p. the main reason why I am so possessed by the pure form of persian, because its so rich. I am from southern Iran in province of hormozgan, and the sub-language we speak is "laari" which is a different form of very ancient persian. it is also belived that this language is directly derived from old- and middle persian. many words/grammar we use are very different to standard farsi. the main different is that we use much less words of arabic n turkish origin..
@zmannsw Saale no mobaarak! I'm glad the video was helpful :-)
Hi, متشكرم Farsi Wizard for these lessons, they are very helpful and I'm picking Persian up very easily, after having learned Arabic fluently. I'm very interested in learning the ancient Persian so I can learn about your history and culture. I know I'm only a beginner, but hot on my heels to learn as always, I'd love if you could recommend anything to help with this? Thanks again!
Happy new year
Happy new year to you too!
@@FarsiWizardPlus thank you im actually mexican but i have 2 friends and a boss who are from iran and we are basically family.
Wonderful :)
@NakedSuits It's not late :-) Nowruz mobaarak!
Salaam va Khaahesh mikonam. I prefer "shomaa" rather than "to". "To" is informal and is used only with close friends and family. In social contexts, we normally use "shomaa" in order to sound polite, so "Nowruz-e shomaa ham mobaarak." Enjoy your new year as well :-)
@FarsiWizard majority of the grammars we use is old- and middle persian. I give u a few examples. "akunavam" means "I am doing" and we say "akunam" or "akunavosh(old-pers)" = "you are doing" and we say "akunesh". Another example "abavam(old-pers)" = "I become" we say "abam". an example of expression in our language "chu yak bratar be"= "be like a brother.. same as english "be".. very proto-iranic :-)
@vitalwords Khaahesh mikonam. Khodaafez :-)
You're welcome :-)
Norouz-e shomaa ham pirouz :-)
Salaam
Saal-e no mobaark
Eyd-e Shomaa Mobaark
Sad saal be in Saal-haa
To make anything plural, add 'Haa' to it
in - This or These + Nouns
Be -To
If only 'these' in sentence then use 'in-haa'
Kheili Mamnoon!
Salaam va Mamnoon. Then can I reply "Nowruz e to ham Mobarak?"
Enjoy your New Year :)
@FarsiWizard Xvâhesh mîkonam va Qâbeli ham nadâreh:-) you arebabsolutely right! ppl will also get closer to the ancient verbs and grammar in relation to old- and middle persian, by studying local persian dialects and sub-languages. Unfortunally our language is becoming endagered..but we are many who are keeping oyr heritage n culture allive throw music, media, theatre/movies and dance. you can check out my profile n listen 2 some local songs.
you are so beautiful
Thanks :-)
saale no morarak. perfect timing. i can say my wife. mamnun.