How i'm learning FARSI / PERSIAN
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- Learning farsi has been a challenge but here is how I'm doing it!
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As an Iranian living in Iran ,a native Farsi speaker , I can’t even explain it to others , yes it has grammar but you never follow the rules while speaking every day :))) it has really weird things… but I’m always proud when I read Farsi poems and I’m glad to have the chance to understand it and enjoy it better that anyone who’s not a native , or is not fluent in Farsi. I Understand your struggle and proud of you trying to learn it, don’t give up❤️تو موفق میشی
Are you ethnic Persian?
@@Light_spot_ what do you mean by ethnic?
@parisajovaini Is Persian your mother tongue? Are you native Persian , or do you have Persian as a second language in your family ?
@@Light_spot_ I am native , it's my mother tongue, I live in Iran
@parisajovaini OK then You're a an ethnic Persian meaning that you have inherited the Persian language from your ancestors , but we have ethnic minorities who have other languages as their mother toungue ,and usually most Persian language scholars are of non-Persian ethnicities , do you know why ? It's easier for non-natives to learn the correct grammar and structure of a language than someone who has already absorbed the slang language as a native by the family & environment .
I am Bengali-American, and cannot bring myself to learn Farsi or Arabic. But, I have been dabbling in Hindi-Urdu, which adopted some Farsi words back during Mughal rule, and Farsi is undeniably a beautiful and elegant language. Farsi words are usually distinguishable from Indian words, and majority of the Farsi words I come across, I am in awe of how elegant they are. Good luck learning Farsi, I hope the language as a whole sounds as elegant as standalone words do.
I’m Persian and in my opinion, In among of Sub Continent languages, Bengali and Hindustani languages are so melodic and beautiful and I like them
This is so helpful! My father was born in Iran and his first language is Farsi, but he never really taught me and now 23 years later I’m desperately wanting to learn and had no idea where to start
you’ve got this!
I'm in the same boat :| it's so ridiiiiiiiiculous when parents don't teach their children their native tongue and then they are a bit more separated from enjoying communicating with their family when family comes over and they all speak the native tongue and you're just stuck there in the corner not understanding a thing or being able to join the conversation
Dear Neda,
Hi
My name is Faegheh, and I'm a native Farsi speaker who also teaches Farsi for more than 4 years. I would be happy to be of any help.
@@faeghehghiassi9882 Hope you're doing well! I stumbled upon your comment offering to help someone learn Farsi and I'm in desperate need of your assistance! 🤯 I've been admitted to Sharif University in Tehran, but I'm in trouble 😵💫 as I can read and write Persian, but I don't speak it fluently. The university has warned me that if I don't improve my language skills, they might cancel my admission! They said I'll pick it up gradually, but I need to learn basic Persian ASAP to communicate with my professors. Can you please help me? I'd be forever grateful! 🙏
@@shaanushahi03 thank you so much. We can talk about it over Skype. How can I contact you?
I learned Farsi for a girl a few years ago, it was an intense experience. There are a bunch of great quizlets for vocab, Arabic roots, etc.
I'm a second generation Iranian American and we exclusively speak in Persian at home. Even then my parents sent me to Sunday school in order to learn the grammar. I'd consider myself fluent but there is a noticeable accent which is glaringly obvious to the natives when I visit Iran.
Ey baa baa XD You're situation is mine in reverse! My mum is english and my dad is iranian. He didn't teach me it growing up because we live in england. I now really want to learn it to avoid the constant awkward conversations with my iranian family on the phone where I'm just speaking broken farsi that my dad is telling me. I was just looking for farsi videos and this one popped up! I wish you the bets of luck in your language learning!
جالبه
Hey mahak i just wanted to say that i’m an iranian teen girl who loves you and the content that you create. I recently got out of iran and people can be a bit rude about the fact that i’m persian and just seeing you cherish it and be proud of being iranian is giving me a lot more confidence. I just wanted to say merci khoshgele and i’m sure that you’ll become fluent in farsi in no time
I adore being Iranian. Our culture is rich and beautiful. Don’t ever forget it!
So glad that you got out! And sorry for your bad experiences and people's ignorance. I'm German, and I admire all the brave Iranians that are against the evil regime, and my wish is for the Iranian people to be free one day. If it happens during my lifetime, I would love to travel there!
Lucky me moved from Iran when I was 10 so I can speak (P)arsi, Luri and read. Writing is a bit hard, and my reading is same level as a 10 year old. I never wanted to take extra classes in school, didn’t care about the extra credit. For me it’s enough that I can speak my mother tongue. I don’t like reading/writing because well the muslim conquest is not something I’m a fan of, I don’t want to learn to read and write in arabic letters, and I think eventually Iran will get rid of it the same way they will get rid of the now ruling shitty stone age state.
They’re not Arabic letters, you seem ignorant about ur own culture
@@bottt5302they are Arabic letters though
Hey mahak I just wanted to say that I'm so happy that you're learning our native language. I know it's hard but it is a beautiful language and I know you can do it. I wanted to help you, for او, the verb does not have a suffix, it is written in its own form, like او بست or او کار کرد I hope I helped. you're doing so good it will get easier by time.
i love when you make videos about your journey with learning farsi!! my mom’s native language is punjabi but she didn’t teach it to my siblings and i, but i’ve always wanted to learn it. this video is motivation for me to try and make time to commit to learning it!! but like you were saying, i have the same trouble just trying to find good resources to learn, it feels like there isn’t anything anywhere 😭 good luck to you as you continue to learn :)
I'm lebanese and I can definitely relate to arabic! I do speak darija fluently but my formal arabic is really weak. I can qualify as a native speaker for english and french but my arabic is really weak so I've been trying to learn! It's so good to see I'm not the only person trying to better my fluency to my native language! I've also been intrested in learning Farsi and eventually hebrew so your resources are very helpful!
It’s definitely a struggle!
I am also a native Farsi speaker. To my eys it is a very difficult language to lear for english speakers due to the writing system. In addition to the letter we have multiple vowels and mutliple instance of some of the letter . Like we have 3 s (س / ص / ث) and so on. But it's even harder to live in iran because the slag language in my opinion is kind of diffrent from the grammatical form.
I recommand anyone who want to learn farsi to use methods like TPRS and comprehensible input.
I would love Duolingo Farsi. People are critical of Duolingo because it’s too basic, but for me, a British Armenian whose mother was born in Tehran, all I want is an introduction in to the world that my mother grew up in. A basic grasp of the language and fundamental vocabulary. Anyway, mamnoon!
you should check persianlanguageonline.com and learn with majid on yt. Definitely the best no cost resources online. Chai and conversation is gonna get too basic soon
Thank you for sharing! Yes we need apps with farsi language! I’m half Persian and trying to learn farsi. I was enrolled in a language learning school that was pretty expensive, and was only two months long even though it was a fun experience I felt like I could’ve just learned the same thing on TH-cam university. Currently I was gifted Rosetta Stone Farsi lessons. I’m going to try that, but in the meantime, what has helped me it’s just repetition of watching the 500 most common Farsi words on TH-cam.
How do we buy the book that you showed in your video?
Hey ماهک=]]
I just saw your video and i want to say i love your passion for learning farsi and you making video so people would know about it! It makes me really happy actually!
You're doing a great job by all the work you do,and i wanted to say if you need a friend or someone for speaking sometimes or Chatting online to prove and practice farsi in a fun way, I'm here for you🌿
I remember my self speaking with American people online on WhatsApp to improve my English, so i just thought it would help you too.
Hope it all work for you, thanks for sharing and i would love to see more videos about it.
Oh and merry Christmas ✨
I know you're probably not qualified to teach since you're learning yourself but I find for myself that when studying for school, the best way for me to make sure I know and remember something, is teaching it to other people. If you ever wanted to do vlogs or videos going over what you learned in your lessons that day, I think that would be super interesting. If you had questions, I'm sure you have some subscribers who speak Farsi who could help you as well. I think it's so cool that you and your partner are learning a language. I know I've taken languages my whole life in terms of classes at schools and never really was that good at it. It's nice to hear that your least favorite method you're using is the class because it makes me feel like maybe I'm not terrible at learning languages, just that the way I was learning wasn't the best for me
bro i loved watching this while sipping on my cup of joe! thank you mahak. i absolutely love your videos and your content in general. you’re awesome. very happy to be a part of your fandom. i’ve always loved your content since the beginning
Glad you enjoyed!
Farsi is technically "Persian".
Good luck with your journey to fluency and I will see you there one day!
What is the kids duolingo called? Is it an app?
You're a courageous girl to start learning Farsi, it's a tough nut to crack, specially from the American point of view,
If you can find a native Iranian who immigrated to US(for work or study) would be the best idea possible, you can teach him/her how to speak English, he/she can teach you Farsi in everyday life like natives...
Best to give and take at the same time, so both can benefit, you scratch my back , I scratch yours(I hope I said it right),
l live in Iran and I love US, just love it, and mostly I leaned English by some classes as a teenager years ago(at some point I couldn't afford classes so I quit), after that You tube videos, American Sitcoms, Movies, podcasts, Audiobooks, practically anything I could get my hands on, they become my learning contents....
people say teach me English, I answer them: I can't, I don't know how to teach, I just watch stuff hoping to understand and familiarize myself with the contents of English every single day of my life for the last decade....
Hi! I am also learning Farsi. It sounds like we are kind of in the same boat and taking the same approach. In addition to what you're doing, I'm also using Mango Languages for Farsi. I also wanted to say that your writing is BEAUTIFUL! When I try to write, it looks like a kindergartener tried to write something, LOL. Great job!
Thank u for providing the information, especially that youtube channel. I am a Punjabi and very much interested in learning Farsi coz of 2 reasons. No.1 our Gurus were well versed in Farsi No.2 Rumi, I appreciate him a lot. I want to read Rumi in Farsi.
Can you send me the pdf if this book that you are used?
Persian is sweet. I teach Persian in my channel 🎉🎉
Dear the correct name is Persian in the English language and Parsi in native Persian, there are about 61% native ethnic Persians in Iran and 20% other Iranic ethnicities speaking other Iranic languages originated in old Persian
I'm dealing with konkur (University entrance exam in Iran) and suffering, I wish I was just born there :(
regarding app I recomend Mondly Persian - quite good about regular words and conversations.
If you want more views do videos to teach us farsi
You can use Rosetta Stone’s Farsi. It’s not free though
کاری خوبی میکنی😊👍
Idk if you’ve heard about the language “Urdu” but this language was derived from farsi and other languages so its really similar to farsi so i can understand little bit of farsi
Urdu is actually Hindi with some Farsi words added, and some Hindi words had their form changed to conform with the Arabic script. For examples, "janma" became "janam", "andra" became "andar", "dharma" became "dharam", and so on.
Oh at least you can speak it
روز خوبی داشته باشی
I READ THIS!
I translated THIS!
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free palestine
No
@@Mahdi-px ok zionist
Why are you guys everywhere?
Palestine is about as made up as Islam 😂
Shut up, this is about Afghanistan and Iran not Palestine
Thank you! I also never learned how to read and write and trying to learn it now because there is no way around it if you really want to dive into the country and culture🥲 I have also heard of Chai And Conversation but maybe I‘ll check it out more.. And a book like that also seems beneficial👍 I‘m also planning on taking a class but sadly there are not as many.. So far I‘ve only had one of my relatives explain the basics to me and now I‘m trying to read persian on social media and stuff and it‘s easier when you already know words from speaking.. Anyways I hope we both succeed with this beautiful language☺️☺️❤️