من به عنوان یک مکزیکی باید اعتراف کنم که چقدر زبان فارسی را دوست دارم، بسیار زیباست. برای همه ایرانیانی که این مطلب را می خوانند آرزوی بهترین ها را دارم. شما باید به فرهنگ باشکوه ایرانی خود افتخار کنید. درود از مکزیک!
@@sonnyradcliffe8365 The language spoken in this video is Persian which is the official language of Iran and is spoken by the majority of Iranians. There are some minorities who speak Turkish, Kurdish, Armenian, Arabic, etc but they speak Persian as their second mother tongue. There's no such thing as an Iranian language, just like there's no language called American or Canadian.
As an Egyptian I've been fascinated by the beauty of the Persian language, I was looking forward to learn it for poetry. Iran or Persia have an amazing culture and sense of art and music
we also say sabzi, in urdu and also hindi. I think sabzi is persian word may be. Urdu is a mixture of many languages, like persian, Arabic, hindi, english, farsi etc.
*TOP TEN FACTS ABOUT PERSIA* • Persian is an ancient language that has been spoken for almost 3500 years. This makes it one of the *classical languages of antiquity* with unique poetry that still exist today. It has contributed numerous words to the vocabulary of the English language, like "paradise," "pyjama", "rice," "amazon," "rose," "saffron," "asparagus," "spinach," "shawl," and "pistachio." • Persian is a member of the *Indo-European language family.* It shares fundamental characteristics in terms of both grammar and vocabulary with its relatives like Latin, English, French, and Russian. Words like "baradar" for brother, "madar" for mother, "pedar" for padre in Spanish (father), "dokhtar" for daughter, "to" for tu in French (you), "andar" for inter, "do" for dos in Spanish (two), "zamin" for zemĕ in Croatian and zdmyla in Russian (earth), and even "shahr" for "skaan" in Old Norse (city), show the strong and old ties of this language family. This similarity in language is due to the *Yamnaya culture,* which is believed to be the precursor to the *Proto-Indo-European expansion* that originated from the steppes of Central Asia where Iranian peoples come from. This suggests that the customs and practices of Indo-European peoples across both Europe and Asia are rooted in the Yamnaya culture. • Iran possesses a versatile array of natural attractions. This includes *grandiose mountains, verdant forests, panoramic landscapes, sunny coastlines, and abundant natural resources,* like minerals and metals. It is known for producing an abundance of pistachios, pomegranates, berries, saffron, and turquoise. The Persian turquoise boasts unique shades of blue that sets it apart from other varieties. The Iranian Caspian Horse belongs to the first domesticated equine species. Iranians have a *long history of horsemanship and equestrian sports.* Persian games like Chowgan date back to ancient times. Iran is known as the birthplace of horse riding and the earliest practitioners of this art have been Iranian peoples. The influence of Persian horsemanship can be seen in many modern equestrian sports like Polo, which has gained worldwide popularity. • Persians were trailblazers in wearing *trousers and footwear.* This distinguishes them from the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans who wore gowns and cloaks. The traditional Persian dress is specifically crafted to endure Iran's chilly weather and showcases the ancient Iranian culture's practicality and ingenuity. • Iran's native and ancient name means *"Land of Aryans,"* and it has been in use for over 2500 years. The name "Persia" was used by Greeks to describe Iran. • The *Persian/Iranian World* is an ancient name for a region that spans from the Plateau of Iran to the Caucasus and Central Asia. This region houses Iranian customs, languages and peoples. Persian architecture reflects ancient philosophical, mathematical, and mystical themes. The ancient shades of turquoise are revered in Persian culture and depict the link between the earth and the unknown spiritual world. The *contributions of Persian scholars and poets* like Avicena, Rhasis, Biruni, Farabi, Khwarazmi, after whom the word "algorithm" is named, Ferdowsi, Khayyam, Saadi, Hafez, and Rumi, to the fields of philosophy, literature, art, musical theory, chemistry, mathematics, astronomy, and metaphysics, have bestowed the world with a wealth of Persian knowledge and wisdom. • Persian cuisine is known for its ancient and unique gastronomic heritage. It *blends sweet and sour flavors* together and features fragrant and fluffy rice. Saffron and pistachios are conspicuously used in Persian cuisine and impart a rare flavor. This cuisine is also notable for its sour notes, which can be overpowering to those unfamiliar with it. The Iranian palate is accustomed to this sourness and sweetness and can even enjoy the tartness of limes on their own. • Persian decorative arts and crafts have deep historical roots. Iranian artisans are known for their skillful designs, brilliant colors, and remarkable craftsmanship. This is reflected in various mediums like carpet weaving, painting, calligraphy, pottery, and metalwork. Persian paintings are acclaimed for their precuse embellishments and lively tones. These *Persian styles have had a major impact on the world* and inspired and influenced artists and designers across different cultures and periods. Persian art has been a main source of inspiration for European artists during the Renaissance period. • The tradition of weaving carpets was invented in ancient Persia, when Iranian nomadic peoples used simple weaves of fabric to stay warm on cold and damp grounds. Over time, this basic need evolved into a sophisticated art form that produced the visually most beautiful patterns. *Persian carpets are praised for their beauty* and have been highly valued by royality, nobility, and collectors across the ages. Persian culture holds rugs as prized possessions that carry deep sentimental and cultural meaning. Today, Persian rugs are highly prized and sought-after decorative items around the world. Iran remains the center of carpet waving with unique and ancient styles. • Persian culture has inspired and influenced people worldwide. This includes minds like Voltaire, Montesquieu, Nietzsche, Thomas Jefferson, and Alexander, who is believed to be the first admirer of Persian culture in the West. The enduring legacy of Persian culture is evident in its profound influence on the world and attests to its magnificence and endearing qualities!
Persian language is not 3500 years old. language evolve from time to time. if you go back 700 years ago, you wouldn't understand what Persians were speaking. because that was middle persian. Persians of those time wouldn't understand a single word of Achaemenid Persian. modern English only evolved from 1600 afterwards. the English spoken before this time period was very different from modern English. so that's why these two are not considered the same language. same with Persian/farsi.
@@mishterkhalid3117The Persian language is even older than 3500 years. Persian literature is so rich that you can go back to 1000 years and read the works of Ferdowsi, Saadi, Nizami, Hafez, Rumi and Khayyam in their original state which is the same as Modern Persian. Modern English only emerged after the 17th century. English speakers can't understand works written in 800 AD without translation, whereas modern Persian speakers literally speak the Persian language that was established as the standard variety in 800 AD. Persian is listed as one of the oldest spoken classical languages known to mankind. Of course you can easily understand Middle Persian and Old Persian if you know Modern Persian. By the way, 700 years ago they spoke Modern Persian, not Middle Persian. Achaemenid Persian is literally an archaic form of Modern Persian, so I have no idea what you are yapping on about.
Thank you for making time and writing it. I was very upset with this video, thinking about Ferdowsi and how Arabs attacked many countries for religious reason, and destroyed their culture and language. But we survived thank to Ferdowsi.
As an egyptian here is how i say them 1- خضار khodar 2- شمعة shamaah 3- معلقة maalaqa 4- كتاب ketab 5- امتحان imtehan 6- قهوة ahwa 7- سطوح setooh 8- مطبخ matbakh 9- جزيرة ghezeera Thanks for reading this and have a nice day
@@saimraja2119 it's because they have more freedom of talking, need I remind the events of last year and this year? The government is the problem so don't blame anyone for talking about it
چقدر از حضور یک ایرانی خوشحال شدم و بیشتر از اون از این خوشحال شدم که قومیت های مختلف تونستن با لغات ایرانی اشنا شن❤ ادیت: من فقط خواستم نظرمو صادقانه بیان کنم
حوار جميل للتعارف بين الشعوب واللغات. لقد قرأت ان العلماء ذكروا بأن اقدم اللغات هي العربية و من ثم العبرية واثناء رحلاتي والسفر وجدت هناك تشابه كثير بين اللغة العربية والكردية والفارسية والتركية وكذلك سمعت بعض اسماء الكلمات العربية تنطق بنفس النطق باللغة الجورجية والروسية مثل البومه ومثل الخارطة وغيرها
Persian and Arabic belong to different language families. Arabic is a Semitic language, Persian is an Indo-European language, making it more similar to languages from countries like Pakistan and India. Maybe you can make another video with similar words between Urdu/Hindi and Persian👀 I think people will then see how many similar words the languages share.
@@elafalshahrani3174 having a lot of Arabic words doesn't necessarily mean Arabic speakers should be able to understand it, they're 2 unrelated languages that have influenced eachother (yes Arabic has a lot of Persian words that they don't even realise are Persian)
@@elafalshahrani3174 yes, but go search persian poems. You will find Persian without any arabic loanwords, because the iranian words are still existing. Also everyone knows it has lots of words that are of arabic origin.
as iraqi I always loved the Persian language. It was very quiet and enjoyable to listen to. My friend Iranian and I listened to him when he spoke, even though I didn't understand most of his words 😂
Actually Moroccan 🇲🇦 is different because of/thanks to the influence of Berbère's language more than the European languages. The vocabulary and the pronounciation mostly ! Currently learning Arabic, it was very interesting!
@@ThestB405 the comment is true though, whether you understand it or not doesn't mean anything, Darija (Moroccan Dialect is mixed with Amazigh and the structure of our phrases and the grammar is from Amazigh, so if you don't know anything better stay quiet
@@borapobangpo Moroccans have to learn amazigh to understand, how can u say it's a me problem when all the Moroccans have to learn to speak or read amazigh??my mom speak amazigh and i never understand what she was saying or even heard a word that's used in darija
@@borapobangpo and Don't shush me when it's true , tf is you Don't know anything?? I'm Moroccan and heard people around me speak amazigh so you're the one who should stay quiet
Well it's harder than English actually. Speaking and talking are really really different 🙂 as a Iranian person I can't understand what's the * new teenagers* saying I need to translate 🗿
Hello I'm Iranian and I'm so happy Because I've always wanted to see a video like this with an Iranian accent in it. ❤❤❤سلام من ایرانیم و خیلی خوشحالم چون همیشه دلم میخواست یه ویدیو مثل این ببینم که لهجه ی ایرانی توش باشه ❤❤❤😍😍🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷
As a Turkish I realized that our many words were common with Persian. When I checked the etymology some words were from Persian some of them were form Turkish and Arabic. Usually, our pronunciations are similar to Persian. We say Çatı for roof, Sınav for exam, Ada for Island, Mum for candle. But we also use hane, aş and imtihan from Persian.
As somone who can speak Turkish and arabic too,seems like the arabic originated words in your language came from farsi, cause the grammer you guys using when speaking so called osmanli is much more alike farsi grammer even when the words are arabic
almost 60% of Iranians also speak Azeri Turkish which is pretty similar to turkey turkish, and this could be the reason that we have so many words in common
As an iranian person who's first language is persian, i didn't know that people find my language smooth and relaxing 😅♥️ kinda shocked me. that was nice to know ♥️
Same. I’m not an Iranian but my first language is Persian bc of my mother and father. Bc of the situations that happening rn I still love how ppl still respect Iran and the language❤️💪
Loved the Moroccan girl, so sweet and energetic. 6:25 You can throw your coffee on me anytime 😂😂 That little head movement when she starts saying coffee in her language is so hilarious, and cute.
Nothing called Iranian it’s Farsi and it’s so similar to Arabic because 80% of Farsi is Arabic, i can easily read Farsi/Persian because it is mostly Arabic
@@ArabianQuirkSA this comment section made me realize why stupid arabs are in current state of destruction bcz illiterate ppl know nothing arabic has persian words accept it buddy. you people should focus on education
in old persian candle=sepandar, book=matikan, exam=azmoon(also today used), island=abkhost If you look at words like father, mother, good, bad, day, night, etc., then you will understand the difference between Persian and Arabic languages
دقیقا داداش بعدش فرزان میاد توی ویدیو کلماتی رو انتخاب میکنه که دیگه اغلب مردم ما هم استفاده نمیکنن و اگر هم استفاده میکردن شاید 5 یا 10 درصد رو به کار میبردن و 95 درصد همیشه خود کلمه های اصیل ایرانی پارسی بوده
@@shadowgod1797 نه من جز کلماتی که فرزان گفت نمیدونستم. سپندار تاحالا نشنیده بودم. ماتیکان تاحالا نشنیدم. آزمون اره ولی تا همین 5 سال پیش که من ایران بودم میگفتیم امتحان. آزمون کمتر استفاده میشه
@@DreamApostle128 because of Islamic Conquest. Of course the words sound good, they are pure Persian words, but loan words from Arabic prevailed. I speak English, and more than half of English words come from French and Latin, not pure Anglo-Saxon like in the early Old English days. It happens to every language
It was fascinating. I really enjoyed watching this video. The word "Kitchen" in Persian was awsome cause In the ancient times, the kitchen was also called "مطبخ" from Arabic but now we say it "آشپزخانه".
I’m from Tajikistan 🇹🇯 we are Eastern Iranians, our language is Persian, tajiki dialect. The only thing is that our alphabet has been changed several times by Soviet Union. The new persian language has been reborn exactly in our aria in the past called by name of Greater Khurassan. The father of persian language is also from modern Tajikistan (Rudaki). Durud ba barodaroni azizi Iron az nomi ironihoi sharqi 🇹🇯🇮🇷
@@HISMAJESTYSHANDLE you ever hear a Kurd actually say that? It’s only non Kurds that spread that bs. With the way you guys treated Kurds it’s a miracle that some Kurds speak any Kurdish at all. And just stop saying tithing on behalf of Kurds.
Thank you so much 🙏 also that's very true because of mind's complexity and larynx's flexibility of Iranian people, we had multiple nations within us and reigned over them like hundreds of years without violence...!
@@wadiegamer6204 صديقي ، يجب أن تعلم أنه من بين أفضل عشرة شعراء في العالم ، خمسة منهم إيرانيون ، بالتأكيد إذا استطعت فهم القصائد والمعاني المتعددة الطبقات والمتعددة الطبقات باللغة الفارسية ، فستفهم سبب ذلك. بالطبع اللغة العربية هي اللغة الأكثر اكتمالا ودقة في العالم من حيث القواعد ، وهذه القصائد الجميلة بالتأكيد لم تكن لتُنشأ بدون الكلمات وبعض قواعد اللغة العربية التي أضيفت إلى اللغة الفارسية. اللغة العربية هي اللغة المستخدمة في القرآن ، وقد اعتبر الله هذه اللغة لغة الكتاب المقدس لاكتمال ودقة معاني الجمل والتفسيرات التي كانت ضرورية في آيات القرآن. . وفي النهاية ، الفارسية والعربية والعبرية والهندية والإنجليزية والفرنسية ، المدرجة في قسم اللغات الهندية الأوروبية ، جميعها لها نفس الجذر وكانت جميعها نفس اللغة في البداية ، لذلك هناك سبب للنقاش والخلاف بين الإخوة .. لا أصل له. My friend, it is better to know that among the top ten poets in the world, five of them are Iranian, definitely if you could understand the multi-layered and multi-level poems and meanings in Persian, you would understand the reason for this. Of course, the Arabic language is the most complete and precise language in the world in terms of grammar, and these beautiful poems would definitely not have been created without the words and some of the Arabic grammars that have been added to the Persian language. The Arabic language is the language used in the Qur'an, and God has considered this language as the language of the holy book because of the completeness and accuracy of the meaning of the sentences and interpretations that were necessary in the verses of the Qur'an. And in the end, Persian, Arabic, Hebrew, Indian, English, and French , ..., which are listed in the section of Indo-European languages, all have the same root and they were all the same language in the beginning, so there isn't any reason for discussion and disagreement between same roots brothers. ❤️. دوست من بهتر است بدانید که در بین ده شاعر برتر دنیا ، پنج نفر از آن ها ایرانی هستند ، قطعا اگه شعر ها و معانی لایه لایه و چند سطحی را به زبان فارسی می توانستی درک کنی دلیل این موضوع را می فهمیدید . البته زبان عربی هم کامل ترین و دقیق ترین زبان دنیا از نظر دستور زبان است و بدون واژگان و برخی از دستورات زبان عربی که در زبان فارسی اضافه شده است قطعا این اشعار زیبا آفریده نمی شد . زبان عربی زبان مورد استفاده در قرآن هست و خداوند به دلیل کامل بودن و دقیق بودن معنی جملات و تفسیری که در آیات قرآن لازم بود این زبان به عنوان زبان کتاب مقدس در نظر گرفته شده است . و در پایان اینکه زبان فارسی و عربی و عبری و هندی و انگیلیسی و فرانسوی که در بخش زبان های هند اروپایی به شماره می آیند همگی ریشه واحد دارند و همگی در ابتدا یک زبان بوده اند پس بنابرین دلیلی برای بحث و اختلاف نظر بین برادران هم ریشه وجود ندارد .
@@Loamaroy Salam alaikum to my brothers in Caucasus, yes and alhamdolellah for this , because Arabic is completest language in the world in grammar and structure. ♥️
Persian people have so much respect in their culture if u notice him he barely looks at the ladies when talking because in Persian culture eye contact isn't a sign of respect much.
@@shims7251 why are you saying things that are far from the facts?? I am an Iranian and eye contact is not a sign of disrespect in our culture ., this guy has his own personality that has nothing to do with any capture or believes. The only thing is that Muslim men are supposed to avoid eye contact with women.. but that has nothing to do with nationality or race, its a religious thing and only religious muslim men follow..
we have no business with persians you are completely different, we are different. what sticky people you are there is not even a turkish person in the video, where did you get this idea ?😂take care of your own affairs We are in the uralic altaic langauge family . Can you understand this?
@@salwa7690 yes i can but those poems have very interesting sound and melody that only persian people can understand and feel it , and we have "Shahname" , its an old poetry book and it has a fantasy story of Iran and its culture , it has more than 55000 line of poems that they made a perfect story like the lord of the rings storys but its about persia , if you interested in to these poems you can search and find the best poets of the world , you have my word ! And we have many person that have many books of poetry about love! They are just amazing.
As an Iranian, the comments make me so happy. Yes, Farsi is both one of the oldest and the most melodic languages, I appreciate your kind words about our main language
Its not Iranian language it called Persian Iranian language is a big group of Indo European languages that includes Persian Urdu Kurdish Tapori Taleshi and ...
In iraq we use many words from persian. We say khashoga for spoon and we use the Word sabzi for a specific vegetable. In fact many arabs find the iraqi dialect difficult because our dialect is very influent by persian and turkish. Great video 😊
@@طلال-س2ذ الله يطيح حظك على هل الأخلاق ولك الخليج هم يقولون جربايه و سيبايه و همين و زنانه ووووو هههههههه يقول اللهجة العراقية أقرب للخليج. طبعا أقرب للخليج بل حتى أقرب للجزائرية من الفارسي والتركي. وجود كلمات تركية وفارسية باللهجة العراقية مو يعني انها أقرب للفارسي 😂. بعدين انت ليش جلبت بالفارسي وغلست على التركي
@@Nah12885 thats right brother. After the persian invasion Iraq was a part of persia. But iraq is way older than the persian empire. In fact iran was a part of the iraqi civilisation in the begining.
@@evabeyza iraq is the only arab country using khashoga for spoon. When other arabs hear it they go what is khashooga 😅. They dont know what serseri is ither 🤣
It’s 90% Arabic. Only ONE word out of all the words here was non-Arabic, which is “cuisina” the word for kitchen. People over exaggerate how much foreign words there are in Moroccan dialect.
what about Egyptian dialect also have Turkish, French, Italian, Persian words more than Moroccan Dialect it's just you make your dialect more understandable because your media, tv shows...
As a Pakistani Persian/Farsi is my favourite language, it just sounds very poetic and something that would be spoken by Kings and nobles in a high court.
We have one poet who is Nezami ganjavi. He was turkish from azerbaijan(iran those time). He said turkish is sweet but perisian or farsi is honey. He wrote his words in Farsi!
@@amirrezaebrahimzadesaadat4050نظامی میفرمایند:همه عالم تن است و ایران دل،نیست گوینده زین قیاس خجل،چونکه ایران دل زمین باشد،دل ز تن به بود یقین باشد🌹🙌
I am from Iran and I feel that when every word was spoken in Farsi, others were surprised or it was interesting for them, and the same thing was interesting for me, it was a very beautiful program, thank you 🙂❤️🇮🇷
Many people think that Farsi is the most beautiful language in the world, the second being Italian language, in my (french) opinion. But Persian people seem calmer than our dear Italian "cousins" ! 🤣 Ciao ragazzi !
Persian language is really wonderful, listening to it is like relaxing music and I must say it is older than Arabic language... Iran probably has a long tradition whit kind people Love from the world 💜
@@sali-xx5cx No . This is not true, you can search on the internet, Iran is a country with more than 7000 thousand years old and their language is older than the Arabic language.
Don't forget that the Moroccan Dialect is based on Arabic and Tamazight ( berber) even our gramma like the sentence structure is Amazigh based. and of course we have also many French and Spanish words.
@@mauriamazigh2964 now you are mentioned it, indeed she looks like someone from the Atlas, but she was also talking like she was ashamed of our dialect.
@@mauriamazigh2964 She’s not Amazigh. She’s Arab. She said it herself. To be Amazigh you have to be indigenous to North Africa which she’s not. It’s strange though bcs she claims to be Arab which are brown people but she’s white. She doesn’t look Arab at all lol. Maybe it’s another identitycrisis/selfhating inferioritycomplex
As an Iranian now I see how friendly we can be with each other like the one in this video instead of competing and trying to prove our selves which one is more authentic. Just be friend's. Peace in Middle East 💚
As Indonesia, its really saddening me to know what happemed in arab countries, like you guys share a lot of common, but its like you dont care to each other. For me as a muslim myself, its really hard whenever I heard something bad happened to aeab countries, since I think you guys is my brother. Hope one day all arab countries put the differences a side and come together as one ummah
@@rainswrath7332 We don't "have a lot in common" what we do have in common is that some of us are muslims and we got some religious loan words. But if you wants to talk about "things in common" perhaps you are referring to how these countries have been stealing Persia's (aka now Iran) art, history and inventions.
Egypt had its own language in the past before it was conquered by arab then their language became arabic and this is why they are so similar in speaking. Iran was conquered as well but we really tried to save our own Persian lamguage over the years through all the invasion..
I don't know why they were so shocked that Persian and Arabic does not sound similar as they are two different languages. Iranians are both ethnically, culturally and most importantly linguistically indo-European, unlike Arabs, and their language is actually closer to English than to Arabic. Most loan words from Arabic to Persian are either originally Persian words used by the Arabic language then re introduced to Persian, or there exist a Persian replacement. This also applies to French loan words in Persian.
Persian is not closer to English than Arabic… lol Yes both Persian and English are Indo-European but you can’t forget influence of Arabic and Persian on each other. So today they are definitely closer to each other than English! But for example Hindi or Urdu are closer to Persian than Arabic.
@@Ahmed-pf3lg The amount of Arabic or Arabic influenced loan words in Persian could arguably be more than most Indo-European countries, including English. Yet most Arabic loan words have replacement in Persian and those ones are more similar to other Indo-European words, including English, than to Arabic. What I mean is that Persian language is more similar to other Indo-European languages, not the loan words!
@@nice5396 I am talking about the spoken language today. Persian is closer to Arabic than English. That’s a fact. You can’t ignore the over 50% Arabic loanwords in Persian.
Farzan, we are here because of you... we love you❤... thank you for being in the videos... and thank you world friends channel for bringing the people of different countries closer to together🌹
Greetings from Saudi, i love seeing my language represented so beautifully like this, i also love the Egyptian dialect and the Moroccan one is so interesting, truly there is no language like Arabic.
As Moroccan, the term "Moroccan Arabic darija" we use only to facilitate communication with the outside world to refer the way Moroccans speak in general. In fact, in Morocco, we have more than twenty arabic dialect. Each region has its own dialect, and each city has its own dialect. Once a Moroccan person hears another Moroccan speaking, he can determine the region or city and sometimes even the village to which the speaker belongs. On top of all this, the Moroccan Arabic darija is constantly changing. The dialect of grandmothers and grandfathers is not the same as that of grandchildren. As for the roots of the terms we use, in general, the largest percentage is from Arabic language with (sometime) the use of morphology and grammar in the Amazigh way. In addition to some foreign terms (French, Spanish, and English recently) we Moroccanize to express modern things... All this, was only about the Moroccan Arabic dialect (Darija). There is still an Amazigh dialect there as well, which branches out into four main Amzigh dialects and more than twenty sub-dialects...
@@xolotlmexihcah4671 no, amazighs are integrated into the moroccan community not segregated... even we can say that most moroccan pple were culturally amazigh but due to immigration (rural exodus) and discrimination it becomes undecent ( since 60's to 90's) to speak their mother tongue in some cases , specially that most of those who speak it were relatively destitutes and thus the language was stigmatised as a symbol of ignorance, backwardness, superstition and illiteracy ( specially by the Fassi bourgeoisie [From Fez] who some of them still consider themselves superior and civilized, after the independence [ even centuries ago] they became part of the political elites and dominated the political life's marge during that period).... however these Mindsets changed and now it usually doesn't matter which region you belong to... it's matter of common interest... Now, a lot of moroccan imazighen people are part of the country's pillars... *The latest constitution of 2011, had officially labelled the language as official after long decades of negligence, but still misregarded in the vital institution of the country ( which they are for the most part francized [] ...)
@@xolotlmexihcah4671 In Morocco, the Amazigh people have always been the backbone of the state. The kings's wives, the high rank army commanders, senior officials... all have been Amazigh for centuries until today. Moreover, most of ministers and parliamentarians now are Amazigh, but simply because the so complicated political game in Morocco, many of them adopt the Arabic language... So the scene looks deceptively as if the Amazigh are marginalized. What helped spread this misconception was the fact that 60% of the population are Amazigh, and also the fact that 48.6% of the population still living in rural areas, also the living conditions in these areas are difficult compared to cities... The truth is that those who live in difficult conditions in Morocco, not because they are Amazigh but simply because they live in remote villages. That's why you find the honest activists in civil society in Morocco working to lift marginalization from rural areas in general. on the other hand, those who claim that the Amazighs are marginalized are a few fools, and no one pays any attention to them inside Morocco!! But they continue to fight windmills to obtain foreign funds and to defraud countries hostile to the Moroccan People's Union LOL Edit: To sum up, the answer is, no!
Only persia= iran is farsi speakers Tajik and afghan are dari speakers and persia=iran won't understand 80% of ur language.pls stop wanna be considered persian.Your countries sperated from persia centuries ago
Persian language and Dari language both are the same language, only with different dialects. Iranians understand 20% of 80% of our Tajik dialect, I have friends from Iran, we can talk to each other without any difficulties. We Tajiks fully understand 95% of the statements of Iranians.
@@omid8834no Dari was our old language but we gave it to you when Arabs took over Iran. Today’s Farsi that is spoken comes actually Farsi e Dari. Many Iranians just don’t want to admit it. All poets like Ferdowsi rudaki Rumi and hafiz spoke in Dari and their books are in Dari. Even the old Persian language has its roots in Afghanistan and Central Asia because it’s ancestor language was spoken there before Persians migrated to the region of Iran
In the Persian language, most of the words that have Arabic roots also have Persian synonyms, such as "imtihan", which is Arabic, and its Persian equivalent is "Azmoon". 6:10
"As for the question that which of them is older, then Persian takes the prize if we include the history of its earliest version. The Old Persian had been around since 550-330 BC until it transitioned into the Middle version of the tongue in 224 CE. Old Arabic, on the other hand, emerged in the 1st century CE"
@@LukeMachinFirst sign of Arabic was in 700 bc, in the Kingdom of Hadramaut, a guy lived there called Qahtan which was the grand father of Arabs, and that language was called old Arabia, but the Arabic we used today is modern Arabic created in 1 ce
I find it amusing when the Westerners get surprised at knowing that despite having the same script/alphabet, Arabic and Persian are vastly different. It's amusing because almost every European language is written in the Latin alphabet and they're all very different from each other. The script is just a medium in many cases and not the language itself.
This is not true, Farsi/Persian and Arabic are very similar because 80% of the Farsi/Persian language is actually Arabic. I can easily read Farsi/Persian because it’s mostly Arabic
But that's just the informal persian, if you wanted to read old books in persian, for example "shah name" it would be worry different, because farsi is persian mixed with Arabic but parsi is the original language and has a lot of difrences, also because of the difference in accent, for Persians it's really hard to speak Arabic because we don't pronounce letter as hard as Arabic, for example when we say ع we read it like ا, and also I would assume that you are talking about the mixed version that got made after some wars, it's the same reason Moroccan is mixed with a lot of languages, also on a last note, usually both sides can understand to a point, so the more someone tries to understand, the more difficult it gets because the original, untouched language reveals itself.
My Islamic Teacher Always said that Iranian Farsi Language own of the beautiful language in the world and he loves Farsi language so much more then Arabic.😅 (Btw I am from Bangladesh) Love you all guys.💖 (ভালোবাসা অবিরাম সবাইকে)💖
@@sali-xx5cx yeah i know, i love Arabic more than any language.💖 Because it is in this language that Allah revealed the Qur'an to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).🤲🏻💖
I love the morceau accent and the morocan girl is so beautiful swe and look so shiny like she will bring a calm room to fun and joy love from algeria dz ❤❤
Persian is the royal and sweetest language in the world. I am keen of languages and I learned Persian language just in 45 days. I love Farsi and their speakers ❤️
@@Yusefshow Actually my mother tongue is Urdu, 99% of Urdu words are Persian and Arabic, not only the words also its calligraphy is like Persian, right to left.
The Saudi girl said that their word exam "ekhtibar" "اختبار" is originated from formal Arabic but the word emtihan "امتحان" is actually originated from the formal Arabic also and its root is "محن" it means struggle or test . So both are orginated from formal Arabic.
All the words originate from formal Arabic anyways.. except for direct foreign loan words like “Cuzina”.. but every other word was from standard Arabic..
Also they were wrong about Imtihan in farsi being spelt differently - in Farsi ح is just pronounced the same as ه it's not heavy so it's written like امتحان still. As a general rule of thumb Farsi words are spelt the same as the word they came from in Arabic (apart from ة becoming ه or ت) it's just that some words are borrowed in different forms - for example Farsi borrowing شمع instead of شمعة
I think this is such an unfair comparison because Iranian people speak Farsi not Arabic so yall shouldn't expect him to understand what they're saying. He probably doesn't even feel included (I would too) because the others are quite similar but he's the only one having a whole ass different language not dialect:/
I was looking for this exact comment in the video, you're the first one I see pointing it out. It's unfair and they should not be like "what???" everytime Farzan speaks. I think to have the video more enjoyable and fun to watch, they should have mentioned that it's entirely different languages. And just because one speaks differently, (this includes the Moroccan speaker, being frowned upon as well) they should focus more on what words they actually have in common in their languages and try to see if they have something similar in their own, they will find that some words are just plain different but they can also reflect and try to see if they understand where the words are coming from.
@@oli-g it irritates me so much even though im not Arab nor Iranian, im Algerian (amazigh) but i do speak Algerian dialect so I would be MAD if someone kept telling me i sound strong and angry instead of realising how similar the dialects are. Also them labelling Morocco and Egypt as middle eastern?😭😭
As an Iranian, i agree Arabic and Persian are not similar in the slightest…yes there are similar words and similar writing style but comparing them is like comparing Japanese and Korean
As an arab i agree! If their intentions was about dialects then why they added someone who speaks a whole different language? The video meant to be about middle eastern countries then it’d be great if they added a turk an arab and an iranian that’s it. The video is a whole mess🤷🏻♀️
@@Awsss888 قاعد اقول تفشل يعني أنا متفشل من اللي قاعد اشوفه ، ايش دخل الغيرة ؟ الأشكال اللي مثلك اللي حتى ما تعرف تتكلم عربي عاجبهم ان البنت تقعد جنب رجالين و تتمكيج وتتفاعل معهم زي البهيمة و عليها وشم ولا تخاف من الله الحمدلله على نعمه الاسلام صدقيني ان حياتك و حياتهم مليئة بالقرف من خيانات زوجية و تفكك أسري و انطوائية و قطع رحم و عقوق أبناء انتي حدك تعلقين في اليوتيوب و ترسلين لي قلب معفن يا منحرفة
I´m your new subscriber , I have learning arab language from 3 years ago and I love points of view to know different accents from the arab world which I Love and Respect , My Blessings From Monterrey México !!!!
As a quarter Iranian girl I’ve always just thought of it as simple as British (my first language) but seeing people think of it as a beautiful language it makes me so happy❤🇮🇷
Thanks for replying it means a lot to hear people in a similar situation to me, it hurts to know people in Iran are suffering because of their dumb government
As an Iranian , It makes me really proud when I see these kind comments about Persia ❤. We have a lot of words similar to Arabic words , Mostly similar to Saudi Arabian accent , but the base language in Iran is different and is not Arabic , It's actually persian.
Ljamil fl2amr houwa annana 7na lmgharba kanfahmou jami3 loughat l3alam, walakine houma makayfahmouch, ou hada c'est un avantage, n9adro nhadro fihom ou houma lakhbar hhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
I am Saudi and I tell you that Saudi Arabia every 200 kilometers or less there is a new accent so the girl these words that some Saudis say will oppose the meaning and this is something that distinguishes us🌟💗🇸🇦
من به عنوان یک مکزیکی باید اعتراف کنم که چقدر زبان فارسی را دوست دارم، بسیار زیباست. برای همه ایرانیانی که این مطلب را می خوانند آرزوی بهترین ها را دارم. شما باید به فرهنگ باشکوه ایرانی خود افتخار کنید.
درود از مکزیک!
Gracias mi amigo
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از لطف شما خیلی ممنونم!
این نظر شما باعث خوشحالی من شد
Iranian love you too , we also love Esquites we call it ذرت مکزیکی 😍 ❤️
Hola de Iran y Gracias mi amigo/amiga.
Don’t know but The Iranian language is so beautiful to hear it’s so relaxing 😂
The language is called Persian or Farsi, not Iranian
@@SabaAmini1 iran is not a persian country and persians are one of ethnicities of iran
@@sonnyradcliffe8365 The language spoken in this video is Persian which is the official language of Iran and is spoken by the majority of Iranians. There are some minorities who speak Turkish, Kurdish, Armenian, Arabic, etc but they speak Persian as their second mother tongue. There's no such thing as an Iranian language, just like there's no language called American or Canadian.
@@sonnyradcliffe8365 BRUH tf u mean
The miracle of Persian😂 actually Persian is so poetic that's why it sounds like that and also it's an Indo-European language! Yeah :)))
As an Egyptian I've been fascinated by the beauty of the Persian language, I was looking forward to learn it for poetry. Iran or Persia have an amazing culture and sense of art and music
Oh sepas , greetings from Iran 💕🙆🏼♀️
@@afsane_nezhadi your in L.A NOT IRAN
Well maybe you should start with a poem that is half arabic half persian. I can give you a demo if you'd like.
حبیبی🤝💕
@@Mitthradata
Yeah recommendations would be good:)
It's so great to see people being sweet to the Iranian man, i like him aswell he seems so nice :3 (I'm also Iranian)
Iranian are such wonderful people, even their language is so smooth and beautiful
From a Iranian I'm disagree
Glad to see this ❤
Thank you❤
we also say sabzi, in urdu and also hindi. I think sabzi is persian word may be.
Urdu is a mixture of many languages, like persian, Arabic, hindi, english, farsi etc.
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*TOP TEN FACTS ABOUT PERSIA*
• Persian is an ancient language that has been spoken for almost 3500 years. This makes it one of the *classical languages of antiquity* with unique poetry that still exist today. It has contributed numerous words to the vocabulary of the English language, like "paradise," "pyjama", "rice," "amazon," "rose," "saffron," "asparagus," "spinach," "shawl," and "pistachio."
• Persian is a member of the *Indo-European language family.* It shares fundamental characteristics in terms of both grammar and vocabulary with its relatives like Latin, English, French, and Russian. Words like "baradar" for brother, "madar" for mother, "pedar" for padre in Spanish (father), "dokhtar" for daughter, "to" for tu in French (you), "andar" for inter, "do" for dos in Spanish (two), "zamin" for zemĕ in Croatian and zdmyla in Russian (earth), and even "shahr" for "skaan" in Old Norse (city), show the strong and old ties of this language family.
This similarity in language is due to the *Yamnaya culture,* which is believed to be the precursor to the *Proto-Indo-European expansion* that originated from the steppes of Central Asia where Iranian peoples come from.
This suggests that the customs and practices of Indo-European peoples across both Europe and Asia are rooted in the Yamnaya culture.
• Iran possesses a versatile array of natural attractions. This includes *grandiose mountains, verdant forests, panoramic landscapes, sunny coastlines, and abundant natural resources,* like minerals and metals. It is known for producing an abundance of pistachios, pomegranates, berries, saffron, and turquoise. The Persian turquoise boasts unique shades of blue that sets it apart from other varieties.
The Iranian Caspian Horse belongs to the first domesticated equine species.
Iranians have a *long history of horsemanship and equestrian sports.* Persian games like Chowgan date back to ancient times. Iran is known as the birthplace of horse riding and the earliest practitioners of this art have been Iranian peoples. The influence of Persian horsemanship can be seen in many modern equestrian sports like Polo, which has gained worldwide popularity.
• Persians were trailblazers in wearing *trousers and footwear.* This distinguishes them from the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans who wore gowns and cloaks. The traditional Persian dress is specifically crafted to endure Iran's chilly weather and showcases the ancient Iranian culture's practicality and ingenuity.
• Iran's native and ancient name means *"Land of Aryans,"* and it has been in use for over 2500 years. The name "Persia" was used by Greeks to describe Iran.
• The *Persian/Iranian World* is an ancient name for a region that spans from the Plateau of Iran to the Caucasus and Central Asia. This region houses Iranian customs, languages and peoples. Persian architecture reflects ancient philosophical, mathematical, and mystical themes. The ancient shades of turquoise are revered in Persian culture and depict the link between the earth and the unknown spiritual world. The *contributions of Persian scholars and poets* like Avicena, Rhasis, Biruni, Farabi, Khwarazmi, after whom the word "algorithm" is named, Ferdowsi, Khayyam, Saadi, Hafez, and Rumi, to the fields of philosophy, literature, art, musical theory, chemistry, mathematics, astronomy, and metaphysics, have bestowed the world with a wealth of Persian knowledge and wisdom.
• Persian cuisine is known for its ancient and unique gastronomic heritage. It *blends sweet and sour flavors* together and features fragrant and fluffy rice. Saffron and pistachios are conspicuously used in Persian cuisine and impart a rare flavor. This cuisine is also notable for its sour notes, which can be overpowering to those unfamiliar with it. The Iranian palate is accustomed to this sourness and sweetness and can even enjoy the tartness of limes on their own.
• Persian decorative arts and crafts have deep historical roots. Iranian artisans are known for their skillful designs, brilliant colors, and remarkable craftsmanship. This is reflected in various mediums like carpet weaving, painting, calligraphy, pottery, and metalwork. Persian paintings are acclaimed for their precuse embellishments and lively tones. These *Persian styles have had a major impact on the world* and inspired and influenced artists and designers across different cultures and periods. Persian art has been a main source of inspiration for European artists during the Renaissance period.
• The tradition of weaving carpets was invented in ancient Persia, when Iranian nomadic peoples used simple weaves of fabric to stay warm on cold and damp grounds. Over time, this basic need evolved into a sophisticated art form that produced the visually most beautiful patterns. *Persian carpets are praised for their beauty* and have been highly valued by royality, nobility, and collectors across the ages. Persian culture holds rugs as prized possessions that carry deep sentimental and cultural meaning. Today, Persian rugs are highly prized and sought-after decorative items around the world. Iran remains the center of carpet waving with unique and ancient styles.
• Persian culture has inspired and influenced people worldwide. This includes minds like Voltaire, Montesquieu, Nietzsche, Thomas Jefferson, and Alexander, who is believed to be the first admirer of Persian culture in the West.
The enduring legacy of Persian culture is evident in its profound influence on the world and attests to its magnificence and endearing qualities!
Wow I'm an Iranian girl and it's my honor that you know lots of facts about Iran thank you dear for your information 🌹❤️🇮🇷
ممنون
Persian language is not 3500 years old. language evolve from time to time. if you go back 700 years ago, you wouldn't understand what Persians were speaking. because that was middle persian. Persians of those time wouldn't understand a single word of Achaemenid Persian.
modern English only evolved from 1600 afterwards. the English spoken before this time period was very different from modern English. so that's why these two are not considered the same language. same with Persian/farsi.
@@mishterkhalid3117The Persian language is even older than 3500 years. Persian literature is so rich that you can go back to 1000 years and read the works of Ferdowsi, Saadi, Nizami, Hafez, Rumi and Khayyam in their original state which is the same as Modern Persian. Modern English only emerged after the 17th century. English speakers can't understand works written in 800 AD without translation, whereas modern Persian speakers literally speak the Persian language that was established as the standard variety in 800 AD. Persian is listed as one of the oldest spoken classical languages known to mankind. Of course you can easily understand Middle Persian and Old Persian if you know Modern Persian. By the way, 700 years ago they spoke Modern Persian, not Middle Persian. Achaemenid Persian is literally an archaic form of Modern Persian, so I have no idea what you are yapping on about.
Thank you for making time and writing it. I was very upset with this video, thinking about Ferdowsi and how Arabs attacked many countries for religious reason, and destroyed their culture and language. But we survived thank to Ferdowsi.
The Moroccan and Saudi ladies are adorable, Egyptian and Iranian men are the sweetest 😍 sending love from 🇪🇬 to 🇲🇦 🇸🇦 🇮🇷 🇺🇸
Hi from iran 💕
arabs 🐪
@@jayjayjay835arab people💩🧕🕋👳🏽♂️👈🤮
Hello from Egypt 🇪🇬
@@asal1802-h3s 🇮🇷🗡🧕😵 🙀🙀🙀
As an egyptian here is how i say them
1- خضار khodar
2- شمعة shamaah
3- معلقة maalaqa
4- كتاب ketab
5- امتحان imtehan
6- قهوة ahwa
7- سطوح setooh
8- مطبخ matbakh
9- جزيرة ghezeera
Thanks for reading this and have a nice day
بخصوص القهوة الإيرانية شوف السعودية ضلت صافنة 😂😂😂
@@Danish_Explorer
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@@97639 ههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه
@@Danish_Explorerمافهمت 🥲🥲
@@al_jo117 مو داعي والله بس العربي بقول قهوة و الفارسي نطقها بطريقة لها معني اخر في العربي
The Persian guy was so calm...😭👏🏻
Iranian people are really calm.Just like me💀💀
@nazninfr You're jewish so don't talk on iran
@@saimraja2119are they wrong though?
@@_.iamlia._1165
It's mostly persian Jews who are abroad who are obessed with iran and its government.
@@saimraja2119 it's because they have more freedom of talking, need I remind the events of last year and this year? The government is the problem so don't blame anyone for talking about it
چقدر از حضور یک ایرانی خوشحال شدم و بیشتر از اون از این خوشحال شدم که قومیت های مختلف تونستن با لغات ایرانی اشنا شن❤
ادیت: من فقط خواستم نظرمو صادقانه بیان کنم
کلمات فارسی*
دیدگاه خوبی داری ولی یکم برو روی فارسیت کار کن جانم
Exactly
"کلمات" هم مثل "لغات" عربیه. معادل پارسیش میشه "واژه ها". @@Morkorio
واژگان پارسی @@Morkorio
Love Iran 🇮🇷 from Vietnam 🇻🇳
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♥
Love Australia from sweden
Just kidding love Vietnam from iran
داشمی به مولا🗿❤❤❤✨
چاکریم
حوار جميل للتعارف بين الشعوب واللغات. لقد قرأت ان العلماء ذكروا بأن اقدم اللغات هي العربية و من ثم العبرية واثناء رحلاتي والسفر وجدت هناك تشابه كثير بين اللغة العربية والكردية والفارسية والتركية وكذلك سمعت بعض اسماء الكلمات العربية تنطق بنفس النطق باللغة الجورجية والروسية مثل البومه ومثل الخارطة وغيرها
اخي هاذا كله بسبب حكم المسلمين حكمو نصفالعالم لمدة١٠٠٠سنه ماتبغى اللغة تتغيرخلال الفتره الطويله
Kurdish is so different
I am a Tajik and my native language is Persian, great Farsi 🇮🇷❤️🇹🇯
🇦🇫🇺🇿🇹🇯🇮🇷❤ we are one nation 🦁☀️
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zende bashi baradar❤️
@@younesjannati2730 barodari khuni 😘❤️
Love u bro
Oh God I love this Persian guy. He's so relaxed and calm.
Persian and Arabic belong to different language families. Arabic is a Semitic language, Persian is an Indo-European language, making it more similar to languages from countries like Pakistan and India. Maybe you can make another video with similar words between Urdu/Hindi and Persian👀 I think people will then see how many similar words the languages share.
All this languages have a lot of Arabic words
@@elafalshahrani3174 having a lot of Arabic words doesn't necessarily mean Arabic speakers should be able to understand it, they're 2 unrelated languages that have influenced eachother (yes Arabic has a lot of Persian words that they don't even realise are Persian)
@@arazahangar8821 no one said you Arab Arabic speakers we means that you are having a lot of Arabic words in your languages accept that
@@elafalshahrani3174 yes, but go search persian poems. You will find Persian without any arabic loanwords, because the iranian words are still existing. Also everyone knows it has lots of words that are of arabic origin.
@@elafalshahrani3174 nah bro not at all we may have in fact little arabic words not many and we dont use theme any longer sooooo we dont!!!!!!!!
Persian language is beautiful. Persian poetry is delightful.
as iraqi I always loved the Persian language. It was very quiet and enjoyable to listen to. My friend Iranian and I listened to him when he spoke, even though I didn't understand most of his words 😂
Same + an Iraqi *
It's a ugly sounding language
u must be a shia...
Mine as well
مو غريب عليكم الانبطاح للفرس اللي دمروا البلدان العربية و اولها بلدك
Actually Moroccan 🇲🇦 is different because of/thanks to the influence of Berbère's language more than the European languages. The vocabulary and the pronounciation mostly !
Currently learning Arabic, it was very interesting!
No , I'm moroccan and i don't understand amazigh
@@ThestB405 the comment is true though, whether you understand it or not doesn't mean anything, Darija (Moroccan Dialect is mixed with Amazigh and the structure of our phrases and the grammar is from Amazigh, so if you don't know anything better stay quiet
@@borapobangpo Moroccans have to learn amazigh to understand, how can u say it's a me problem when all the Moroccans have to learn to speak or read amazigh??my mom speak amazigh and i never understand what she was saying or even heard a word that's used in darija
@@ThestB405 Yes you do, do you want me to tell you how many berber words you use each day ?
@@borapobangpo and Don't shush me when it's true , tf is you Don't know anything?? I'm Moroccan and heard people around me speak amazigh so you're the one who should stay quiet
Persian is a beautiful language I wish I could learn it in the future
I will teach it to you 😂❤
Let me teach it to u lol farsim khoobe
Well it's harder than English actually. Speaking and talking are really really different 🙂 as a Iranian person I can't understand what's the * new teenagers* saying I need to translate 🗿
most of its vocabulary derived from arabic
@@fforchiko5252 same. Like for the word sister it’s pronounced “Kha-har” but written Kha-va-har”
Hello I'm Iranian and I'm so happy Because I've always wanted to see a video like this with an Iranian accent in it. ❤❤❤سلام من ایرانیم و خیلی خوشحالم چون همیشه دلم میخواست یه ویدیو مثل این ببینم که لهجه ی ایرانی توش باشه ❤❤❤😍😍🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷
As a Turkish I realized that our many words were common with Persian. When I checked the etymology some words were from Persian some of them were form Turkish and Arabic. Usually, our pronunciations are similar to Persian.
We say Çatı for roof, Sınav for exam, Ada for Island, Mum for candle. But we also use hane, aş and imtihan from Persian.
As somone who can speak Turkish and arabic too,seems like the arabic originated words in your language came from farsi, cause the grammer you guys using when speaking so called osmanli is much more alike farsi grammer even when the words are arabic
Kaşık (spoon) is a turkish word, not derived of persian. Also, we use sınav (exam). İmtihan has a slight different meaning.
@@neginusa9315 nope it’s not true )
Turkic languages is agglutinative language
@@zhanrahat2622 I didn't say it is not
almost 60% of Iranians also speak Azeri Turkish which is pretty similar to turkey turkish, and this could be the reason that we have so many words in common
Persian is the most beautiful language I’ve ever heard
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🦁☀️👑💚🤍❤️💐
I’m Iranian but tell me. Persian or French?
As an iranian person who's first language is persian, i didn't know that people find my language smooth and relaxing 😅♥️ kinda shocked me. that was nice to know ♥️
Same.
I’m not an Iranian but my first language is Persian bc of my mother and father.
Bc of the situations that happening rn I still love how ppl still respect Iran and the language❤️💪
Oh it really is. I knew that 😊
its not, its just because the stupid guy is talking so lazy and as if he's gonna fall asleep, he has no class
I am an Arab, in fact, I find the Persian language heavy on hearing annoying
So poetic.
Loved the Moroccan girl, so sweet and energetic. 6:25 You can throw your coffee on me anytime 😂😂 That little head movement when she starts saying coffee in her language is so hilarious, and cute.
As an Iranian, I thank all of you for supporting our language🥰
And our Uzbek language is somehow similar to Forsi like we also say Sham, qoshiq🇮🇷✊✊🇺🇿
I'm iranian😊
Hi i'm from morocco i strongly support you guys ❤
I'm from Egypt and I absolutely love Persian language and Iran, the bastion of ancient sciences, culture and civilization.
Are u.relly Irani i am from Bangladesh 🇮🇷❤🇧🇩
Persian language is sweeter than chocolate 🇹🇯❤️🇮🇷
🇺🇸 : Brother
🇩🇪 : Bruder
🇹🇯 : 🇮🇷❤️
Respect ✨✨
@@farzanmhz6146 Dadash 🦁
@@جعفرزكريا-م6ل rahmat ❤
Zendebad Tajikistan va Iran
Ma doost hastim 🇮🇷❤🇹🇯
@@جعفرزكريا-م6ل Ma ham baradar va khaharane hamzaban Tajik ro kheyli doost darim ❤️🙌
Be omide safar be Tajikistan baraye Norouz 💐🤞🇹🇯
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The persian language is so beautiful dude they are just different in every aspect.
This video makes me want to learn Iranian! It's so soft and peaceful sounding in a way that's very pleasing to hear!
Nothing called Iranian it’s Farsi and it’s so similar to Arabic because 80% of Farsi is Arabic, i can easily read Farsi/Persian because it is mostly Arabic
@@ArabianQuirkSA (گ چ پ ژ) دکمتو بزن 😂
@@ArabianQuirkSA you are so wrong my friend👀
@@ArabianQuirkSA this comment section made me realize why stupid arabs are in current state of destruction bcz illiterate ppl know nothing arabic has persian words accept it buddy. you people should focus on education
@@ArabianQuirkSA
شاد حيلك بكل تعليق!
الفارسية لغة غير مفهومة لنا كعرب... ليش الكذب T_T
in old persian candle=sepandar, book=matikan, exam=azmoon(also today used), island=abkhost
If you look at words like father, mother, good, bad, day, night, etc., then you will understand the difference between Persian and Arabic languages
دقیقا داداش بعدش فرزان میاد توی ویدیو کلماتی رو انتخاب میکنه که دیگه اغلب مردم ما هم استفاده نمیکنن و اگر هم استفاده میکردن شاید 5 یا 10 درصد رو به کار میبردن و 95 درصد همیشه خود کلمه های اصیل ایرانی پارسی بوده
@@shadowgod1797 نه من جز کلماتی که فرزان گفت نمیدونستم. سپندار تاحالا نشنیده بودم. ماتیکان تاحالا نشنیدم. آزمون اره ولی تا همین 5 سال پیش که من ایران بودم میگفتیم امتحان. آزمون کمتر استفاده میشه
sepandar sounds so good! matikan sounds good Idk why we don't use these words anymore
@@DreamApostle128 because of Islamic Conquest. Of course the words sound good, they are pure Persian words, but loan words from Arabic prevailed. I speak English, and more than half of English words come from French and Latin, not pure Anglo-Saxon like in the early Old English days. It happens to every language
@@shadowgod1797 انت بتقولو اي انا مش فاهمه حاجه
Watching this as an Iranian and i saw a lot of comments saying they find our language relaxing , i’m just filled with joy right now.
Who cares what kharejis think?
@@KoroushRP realistic people.
@@randomuserp5680 no people with inferiority complex
@@KoroushRP I’ll let you live in delusions as long as it keeps you happy mate.
@@randomuserp5680 keep crying kooni.
It was fascinating. I really enjoyed watching this video. The word "Kitchen" in Persian was awsome cause In the ancient times, the kitchen was also called "مطبخ" from Arabic but now we say it "آشپزخانه".
I’m from Tajikistan 🇹🇯 we are Eastern Iranians, our language is Persian, tajiki dialect. The only thing is that our alphabet has been changed several times by Soviet Union. The new persian language has been reborn exactly in our aria in the past called by name of Greater Khurassan. The father of persian language is also from modern Tajikistan (Rudaki). Durud ba barodaroni azizi Iron az nomi ironihoi sharqi 🇹🇯🇮🇷
درود میفرستم به تمامی تاجیک های خراسان بزرگ از ایران🇦🇫🇺🇿🇹🇯🇮🇷 ❤❤❤
Yet you have a country and Kurds don’t, despite Kurds being way more distinct from Persian
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@@johnrimhong4287 kurd is not a race nor a single language! Kurds in turkey don't understand surani kurdish they need subtitle😁
@@HISMAJESTYSHANDLE you ever hear a Kurd actually say that? It’s only non Kurds that spread that bs.
With the way you guys treated Kurds it’s a miracle that some Kurds speak any Kurdish at all. And just stop saying tithing on behalf of Kurds.
Awh I'm from Iran مرسی از اینکه تماشا کردید ❤🎉🎉as an Iranian I need to say thanks a lot for supporting us😊❤❤
Mashaalloh birodar
اوکیه
السلام اعلیک 😂😂😂 ( منم ایرانیم )
منم ایرانیم
منم ایرانیم 😂
I think persion Language is the best and softend language that I've ever heard. Love you, Persion and Iran. ❤
قربونت داداش❤❤
Persian
not persion
Persion 😭
Love you too❤❤❤
Thank you so much 🙏 also that's very true because of mind's complexity and larynx's flexibility of Iranian people, we had multiple nations within us and reigned over them like hundreds of years without violence...!
انا من السعودية
Im from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
لا منتي سعودية ولا نعترف فيك
@@Zzzzzz009 انتي من سعدية ؟! انا من بشه سعديه
@@الجوريعلي
السعوديين يعرفون يتكلمون موب مثلك حتى اسم السعودية مو كاتبته صح
الله يفشلك بس
@ حسنا أنا آسف
@@Zzzzzz009طيب تقدرين تتكلمين بأدب اكثر هي يمكن تقصد أنها عايشه في السعوديه بس هي مو سعوديه
Persian is poem language , very beautiful ❤️😍
common arabic more poetic
@@wadiegamer6204
صديقي ، يجب أن تعلم أنه من بين أفضل عشرة شعراء في العالم ، خمسة منهم إيرانيون ، بالتأكيد إذا استطعت فهم القصائد والمعاني المتعددة الطبقات والمتعددة الطبقات باللغة الفارسية ، فستفهم سبب ذلك. بالطبع اللغة العربية هي اللغة الأكثر اكتمالا ودقة في العالم من حيث القواعد ، وهذه القصائد الجميلة بالتأكيد لم تكن لتُنشأ بدون الكلمات وبعض قواعد اللغة العربية التي أضيفت إلى اللغة الفارسية. اللغة العربية هي اللغة المستخدمة في القرآن ، وقد اعتبر الله هذه اللغة لغة الكتاب المقدس لاكتمال ودقة معاني الجمل والتفسيرات التي كانت ضرورية في آيات القرآن. . وفي النهاية ، الفارسية والعربية والعبرية والهندية والإنجليزية والفرنسية ، المدرجة في قسم اللغات الهندية الأوروبية ، جميعها لها نفس الجذر وكانت جميعها نفس اللغة في البداية ، لذلك هناك سبب للنقاش والخلاف بين الإخوة .. لا أصل له.
My friend, it is better to know that among the top ten poets in the world, five of them are Iranian, definitely if you could understand the multi-layered and multi-level poems and meanings in Persian, you would understand the reason for this. Of course, the Arabic language is the most complete and precise language in the world in terms of grammar, and these beautiful poems would definitely not have been created without the words and some of the Arabic grammars that have been added to the Persian language. The Arabic language is the language used in the Qur'an, and God has considered this language as the language of the holy book because of the completeness and accuracy of the meaning of the sentences and interpretations that were necessary in the verses of the Qur'an. And in the end, Persian, Arabic, Hebrew, Indian, English, and French , ..., which are listed in the section of Indo-European languages, all have the same root and they were all the same language in the beginning, so there isn't any reason for discussion and disagreement between same roots brothers. ❤️.
دوست من بهتر است بدانید که در بین ده شاعر برتر دنیا ، پنج نفر از آن ها ایرانی هستند ، قطعا اگه شعر ها و معانی لایه لایه و چند سطحی را به زبان فارسی می توانستی درک کنی دلیل این موضوع را می فهمیدید . البته زبان عربی هم کامل ترین و دقیق ترین زبان دنیا از نظر دستور زبان است و بدون واژگان و برخی از دستورات زبان عربی که در زبان فارسی اضافه شده است قطعا این اشعار زیبا آفریده نمی شد . زبان عربی زبان مورد استفاده در قرآن هست و خداوند به دلیل کامل بودن و دقیق بودن معنی جملات و تفسیری که در آیات قرآن لازم بود این زبان به عنوان زبان کتاب مقدس در نظر گرفته شده است . و در پایان اینکه زبان فارسی و عربی و عبری و هندی و انگیلیسی و فرانسوی که در بخش زبان های هند اروپایی به شماره می آیند همگی ریشه واحد دارند و همگی در ابتدا یک زبان بوده اند پس بنابرین دلیلی برای بحث و اختلاف نظر بین برادران هم ریشه وجود ندارد .
@@Loamaroy Salam alaikum to my brothers in Caucasus, yes and alhamdolellah for this , because Arabic is completest language in the world in grammar and structure. ♥️
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@@mehrshad.0214که یک ایرانی آنراتدوین کرده است.
البته کاملترین زبان نیست
I'm from Algeria and our dialect is similar to Morrocan. I really like the persian guy he's so calm and shy.
Persian people have so much respect in their culture if u notice him he barely looks at the ladies when talking because in Persian culture eye contact isn't a sign of respect much.
@@shims7251 why are you saying things that are far from the facts?? I am an Iranian and eye contact is not a sign of disrespect in our culture ., this guy has his own personality that has nothing to do with any capture or believes. The only thing is that Muslim men are supposed to avoid eye contact with women.. but that has nothing to do with nationality or race, its a religious thing and only religious muslim men follow..
@@malvavartello1475 okay bro don't push too hard, zeshte hahaha the majority is like that if u are the minority then happily, I didn't mean u!
it's almost the same but i think your dialect is more aggressive than the moroccan one LOL
@@yass1299 there is a lot of dialects not only one and in some places they speak so calm and other places you can't even understand what they say.
For us Iranians, the accent is very clear, it doesn't matter if it is Iranian or Turkish, the accent is damn clear
we have no business with persians you are completely different, we are different. what sticky people you are there is not even a turkish person in the video, where did you get this idea ?😂take care of your own affairs We are in the uralic altaic langauge family . Can you understand this?
I'm from Egypt but I'm understand Iran and other ❤
I love all countries ❤
Thinks for choosing Egypt ❤
Persian is so melodic, perfect for poems 😃
Yes we have (persian) the best poetry in the world
@@ASHKBUSS I feel so curious and interested can you recommend a poem?
@@salwa7690 yes i can but those poems have very interesting sound and melody that only persian people can understand and feel it , and we have "Shahname" , its an old poetry book and it has a fantasy story of Iran and its culture , it has more than 55000 line of poems that they made a perfect story like the lord of the rings storys but its about persia , if you interested in to these poems you can search and find the best poets of the world , you have my word ! And we have many person that have many books of poetry about love! They are just amazing.
@@salwa7690you can read Omar Khayyam, Saadi and Hafiz. I think their transliterations also are available
@@AM-uj3tw and also mawlana
The Moroccan dialect is very beautiful and understandable 💖 Thank you
Really no 😂
@@donniex509
All Arab countries do not speak arabic completely, all of which contain extraneous words
@@donniex509 yeah, fusha coems into rescue lol
@@cmltgz2940 it's not persian
@@saimraja2119 ??? did not understand can u explain pls
خیلی ویدیو جذابی بود و اینکه از حضور یک هموطن خیلی خوشحال شدم .و اینکه زبان ما شگفتی های عجیب و زیبایی داره🩷🇮🇷🤍
ریدم به پرچمت
ای کاش از کلمات فارسی اصیل استفاده میکرد که مثل عربی نباشه بجای امتحان مثلا میتونست بگه ازمون
@@rezvandashti5514 کیرم تو پرچمت
این گلابی خوشحالی داشت؟ اصلا تو باع نبود فقط یس یس میکرد
@@treverrockefeller7373 آره آزمون 👍👍
As an Iranian, the comments make me so happy. Yes, Farsi is both one of the oldest and the most melodic languages, I appreciate your kind words about our main language
I learned a lot in this video! Thanks for having me 😊 -Christina 🇺🇸
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Christinaaa 😊
metoo
Welcome 🇸🇦❤️ all these words are Arabic even the farsi persian language is mostly Arabic
@@ArabianQuirkSA 🤗☺
Literally persian is so calm and relaxing among all..How soft spoken..Persian is beautiful❤
I'm so glad you got an Iranian. I like to get to know the Iranian language and its differences 😊🇮🇷
Thankyou its a glory for me that you like our language persian
ممنون این یه افتخاره برای ما که شما زبون ما رو دوست داشتین
@@AlirezaKhoshkhoo ممنون ک اینقدر قشنگ جوابشو دادید😁😍
Am Persian your welcome 💕
Its not Iranian language it called Persian Iranian language is a big group of Indo European languages that includes Persian Urdu Kurdish Tapori Taleshi and ...
@@rerefan9082 Urdu nothing irrelevant to Iranian language
I’m Iranian, of course Farsi is the language of poetry and love 😄
But I also liked the Saudi Arabic pronunciation, it’s very different…
In iraq we use many words from persian. We say khashoga for spoon and we use the Word sabzi for a specific vegetable. In fact many arabs find the iraqi dialect difficult because our dialect is very influent by persian and turkish. Great video 😊
ياكذاب لهجه العراقيين اقرب للخليجيه ومفهومه اكثر من باقي الدول العربيه مالها دخل في الفارسيه
@@طلال-س2ذ الله يطيح حظك على هل الأخلاق
ولك الخليج هم يقولون جربايه و سيبايه و همين و زنانه ووووو
هههههههه يقول اللهجة العراقية أقرب للخليج. طبعا أقرب للخليج بل حتى أقرب للجزائرية من الفارسي والتركي. وجود كلمات تركية وفارسية باللهجة العراقية مو يعني انها أقرب للفارسي 😂.
بعدين انت ليش جلبت بالفارسي وغلست على التركي
@@Nah12885 thats right brother. After the persian invasion Iraq was a part of persia. But iraq is way older than the persian empire. In fact iran was a part of the iraqi civilisation in the begining.
Kaşık 🥄 and sebze (vegetable) in Turkish 🇹🇷
@@evabeyza iraq is the only arab country using khashoga for spoon. When other arabs hear it they go what is khashooga 😅. They dont know what serseri is ither 🤣
If you guys included Iranian (Farsi) to be compared with Arabic, you might as well have included Turkish, which is also in the Middle Eastern region.
Then you'll find tons of some Turk nationalists crying in the comments "We're not Middle Eastern we're European 🥺🥺"
@@evothenew3333 this in them dreams they are not European country
@@evothenew3333 wtf lol 😂
@Evonovo so true 😂😂😂
I said that too 😂
I'm parsian And l'm proud of it Because of it's special language and attractive places as well as beautiful history and.... 😌
Cringe
@@ARYANLUR 😂😂😂😂
As an persian I thank u all for ur respectful words guys❤
Morocco = Arabic , Berber, French , Spanish and now English 😂 , dude , too many languages from different families 😅
Frensh, spanish and latin words only occupy 10% of the dialect. 90 percent is from arabic and amazigh language.
90% arabic
but more fast
It’s 90% Arabic.
Only ONE word out of all the words here was non-Arabic, which is “cuisina” the word for kitchen.
People over exaggerate how much foreign words there are in Moroccan dialect.
Not really the most are arabic and tamazight
what about Egyptian dialect also have Turkish, French, Italian, Persian words more than Moroccan Dialect it's just you make your dialect more understandable because your media, tv shows...
I'm Indian, and I totally understood Persian, obviously the pronounciation is way different, but the word remains the same. Beautiful language.
Hindi
You’re right same here in Pakistan
We're one, just partitioned.😛@@fAkEaaCaKE
@@roshanminai yeah
That’s pretty amazing
The Saudi Arabia girl just seems so shy she’s saying the words so fast And I just LOVE the way she did her makeup literally amazing!
IKR!! I’m obsessed with the way a lot of Saudi’s do their makeup so prettyyy
@maryam.hh14Ohhh thank you
@@شهد_ام_هيون_الأصلية np
Thank you for introducing our language to the world
As an Iranian I can't appreciate you more
Thank you ❤
5:57 in iran we also say Azmoon...Azmoon is more common nowadays
دقیقا
آره
بله
Exactly, we say Azmoon for Exam
آره همیشه میگن ازمون
I Love watching iranian Movies, I think Farsi is one of the most beautiful languange, i really want to learn it. sallam From Indonesia
سلاگ
❤️❤️❤️Salam
Salam
Salam :) iranian are supporting u
Good luck, only those who are worthy will learn, well done...
I think the Iranian man is a funny guy I loved his light joke about 'sham' he said: the word doesn't reach its destination 😂
As a Pakistani Persian/Farsi is my favourite language, it just sounds very poetic and something that would be spoken by Kings and nobles in a high court.
😂
Dari is a nice language too.
The language who spread because many kings used it
Persian and turkish are the most relaxing and loving languages , they are languages of love ✨
I totallyy agree with you. I love these 2 languages so much
We have one poet who is Nezami ganjavi. He was turkish from azerbaijan(iran those time). He said turkish is sweet but perisian or farsi is honey. He wrote his words in Farsi!
@@amirrezaebrahimzadesaadat4050نظامی میفرمایند:همه عالم تن است و ایران دل،نیست گوینده زین قیاس خجل،چونکه ایران دل زمین باشد،دل ز تن به بود یقین باشد🌹🙌
There is no better than arabic
@@amirrezaebrahimzadesaadat4050
Nezami being a turk?😂 it makes more sense saying abraham lincon was a native american than that claim😏
ابله.
I am from Iran and I feel that when every word was spoken in Farsi, others were surprised or it was interesting for them, and the same thing was interesting for me, it was a very beautiful program, thank you 🙂❤️🇮🇷
Many people think that Farsi is the most beautiful language in the world,
the second being Italian language, in my (french) opinion.
But Persian people seem calmer than our dear Italian "cousins" ! 🤣
Ciao ragazzi !
Persian language is really wonderful, listening to it is like relaxing music and I must say it is older than Arabic language... Iran probably has a long tradition whit kind people
Love from the world 💜
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No dude Arabic is older. Arabic is a semit langage
@@sali-xx5cx No . This is not true, you can search on the internet, Iran is a country with more than 7000 thousand years old and their language is older than the Arabic language.
@@3-thirdWorld no. arabic is the older langage. And all the others are taken from it
@@3-thirdWorld😊❤
Im from Morocco and these vids r helping me learn my arabic since its not my first language
Aww this was so cool~ I love how clear you can hear the similarities, differences- the accents! Very cool! ✨🫶🏻✨
Don't forget that the Moroccan Dialect is based on Arabic and Tamazight ( berber) even our gramma like the sentence structure is Amazigh based. and of course we have also many French and Spanish words.
She thinks people in Morocco spoke fusha before France and Spain came in 1912😂😂😂
Actually the moroccan girl she looks very Amazigh = White , like in Atlas.
@@mauriamazigh2964 now you are mentioned it, indeed she looks like someone from the Atlas, but she was also talking like she was ashamed of our dialect.
@@mauriamazigh2964 She’s not Amazigh. She’s Arab. She said it herself. To be Amazigh you have to be indigenous to North Africa which she’s not. It’s strange though bcs she claims to be Arab which are brown people but she’s white. She doesn’t look Arab at all lol. Maybe it’s another identitycrisis/selfhating inferioritycomplex
@@Xaouen Tipical arabzied Moroccans that don't know about their Local Identity and History.
As an Iranian now I see how friendly we can be with each other like the one in this video instead of competing and trying to prove our selves which one is more authentic.
Just be friend's. Peace in Middle East 💚
As Indonesia, its really saddening me to know what happemed in arab countries, like you guys share a lot of common, but its like you dont care to each other. For me as a muslim myself, its really hard whenever I heard something bad happened to aeab countries, since I think you guys is my brother.
Hope one day all arab countries put the differences a side and come together as one ummah
@@rainswrath7332 We don't "have a lot in common" what we do have in common is that some of us are muslims and we got some religious loan words. But if you wants to talk about "things in common" perhaps you are referring to how these countries have been stealing Persia's (aka now Iran) art, history and inventions.
Egypt had its own language in the past before it was conquered by arab then their language became arabic and this is why they are so similar in speaking.
Iran was conquered as well but we really tried to save our own Persian lamguage over the years through all the invasion..
Egyptians are more malleable, they absorb their conquers' culture like a sponge.
I don't know why they were so shocked that Persian and Arabic does not sound similar as they are two different languages. Iranians are both ethnically, culturally and most importantly linguistically indo-European, unlike Arabs, and their language is actually closer to English than to Arabic. Most loan words from Arabic to Persian are either originally Persian words used by the Arabic language then re introduced to Persian, or there exist a Persian replacement. This also applies to French loan words in Persian.
you are funny 🤣 arabic loan words from persian hhhhhhhhhh
@@jth6587 tell us you know nothing about linguistic history without telling us 🥴
Persian is not closer to English than Arabic… lol
Yes both Persian and English are Indo-European but you can’t forget influence of Arabic and Persian on each other. So today they are definitely closer to each other than English!
But for example Hindi or Urdu are closer to Persian than Arabic.
@@Ahmed-pf3lg The amount of Arabic or Arabic influenced loan words in Persian could arguably be more than most Indo-European countries, including English. Yet most Arabic loan words have replacement in Persian and those ones are more similar to other Indo-European words, including English, than to Arabic. What I mean is that Persian language is more similar to other Indo-European languages, not the loan words!
@@nice5396
I am talking about the spoken language today. Persian is closer to Arabic than English. That’s a fact. You can’t ignore the over 50% Arabic loanwords in Persian.
Farzan, we are here because of you... we love you❤... thank you for being in the videos... and thank you world friends channel for bringing the people of different countries closer to together🌹
Greetings from Egypt to all the people of the world 💙🇪🇬
قليلهم ي قمر
حتي اتكلم عربي ياخي 😅
I'm also Egyptian ❤
@@Pance-2009 هاتي رقمك عاوزك ف شغل
@@boogywbs8564 💀💀💀
Greetings from Saudi, i love seeing my language represented so beautifully like this, i also love the Egyptian dialect and the Moroccan one is so interesting, truly there is no language like Arabic.
اخيرا حد في التعليقات بيحكي عن العربي
قطعة تاخدهم كلهم عما يتكلمو عن الفارسي واصلا لغة معفنة بس هما مش عيحبونا احنا العرب
As Moroccan, the term "Moroccan Arabic darija" we use only to facilitate communication with the outside world to refer the way Moroccans speak in general. In fact, in Morocco, we have more than twenty arabic dialect. Each region has its own dialect, and each city has its own dialect.
Once a Moroccan person hears another Moroccan speaking, he can determine the region or city and sometimes even the village to which the speaker belongs.
On top of all this, the Moroccan Arabic darija is constantly changing. The dialect of grandmothers and grandfathers is not the same as that of grandchildren. As for the roots of the terms we use, in general, the largest percentage is from Arabic language with (sometime) the use of morphology and grammar in the Amazigh way. In addition to some foreign terms (French, Spanish, and English recently) we Moroccanize to express modern things...
All this, was only about the Moroccan Arabic dialect (Darija). There is still an Amazigh dialect there as well, which branches out into four main Amzigh dialects and more than twenty sub-dialects...
I have a question. In Morocco, is there any kind of discrimination against Amazigh people and/or speakers?
@@xolotlmexihcah4671 No ! We live together
@@xolotlmexihcah4671 no there are entire cities that speaks amazigh only
@@xolotlmexihcah4671 no, amazighs are integrated into the moroccan community not segregated... even we can say that most moroccan pple were culturally amazigh but due to immigration (rural exodus) and discrimination it becomes undecent ( since 60's to 90's) to speak their mother tongue in some cases , specially that most of those who speak it were relatively destitutes and thus the language was stigmatised as a symbol of ignorance, backwardness, superstition and illiteracy ( specially by the Fassi bourgeoisie [From Fez] who some of them still consider themselves superior and civilized, after the independence [ even centuries ago] they became part of the political elites and dominated the political life's marge during that period).... however these Mindsets changed and now it usually doesn't matter which region you belong to... it's matter of common interest... Now, a lot of moroccan imazighen people are part of the country's pillars...
*The latest constitution of 2011, had officially labelled the language as official after long decades of negligence, but still misregarded in the vital institution of the country ( which they are for the most part francized [] ...)
@@xolotlmexihcah4671 In Morocco, the Amazigh people have always been the backbone of the state. The kings's wives, the high rank army commanders, senior officials... all have been Amazigh for centuries until today.
Moreover, most of ministers and parliamentarians now are Amazigh, but simply because the so complicated political game in Morocco, many of them adopt the Arabic language... So the scene looks deceptively as if the Amazigh are marginalized. What helped spread this misconception was the fact that 60% of the population are Amazigh, and also the fact that 48.6% of the population still living in rural areas, also the living conditions in these areas are difficult compared to cities...
The truth is that those who live in difficult conditions in Morocco, not because they are Amazigh but simply because they live in remote villages. That's why you find the honest activists in civil society in Morocco working to lift marginalization from rural areas in general. on the other hand, those who claim that the Amazighs are marginalized are a few fools, and no one pays any attention to them inside Morocco!! But they continue to fight windmills to obtain foreign funds and to defraud countries hostile to the Moroccan People's Union LOL
Edit: To sum up, the answer is, no!
The beautiful Persian language form Tajikistan 🇹🇯 and love you Iran 🇮🇷 Afghanistan 🇦🇫 and all Persian people. ❤❤❤
❤️🇹🇯❤️🇮🇷❤️🇦🇫❤️🇺🇿❤️
Only persia= iran is farsi speakers
Tajik and afghan are dari speakers and persia=iran won't understand 80% of ur language.pls stop wanna be considered persian.Your countries sperated from persia centuries ago
Persian language and Dari language both are the same language, only with different dialects. Iranians understand 20% of 80% of our Tajik dialect, I have friends from Iran, we can talk to each other without any difficulties. We Tajiks fully understand 95% of the statements of Iranians.
Dari was our old language before Arabic attack I guess
But love to all the Persian( special) and all that people on earth form Iran 😂👌
@@omid8834 Dari and Farsi are two dialects of the exact same language called Persian. Persian was never called Dari in Iran.
@@omid8834no Dari was our old language but we gave it to you when Arabs took over Iran. Today’s Farsi that is spoken comes actually Farsi e Dari. Many Iranians just don’t want to admit it. All poets like Ferdowsi rudaki Rumi and hafiz spoke in Dari and their books are in Dari. Even the old Persian language has its roots in Afghanistan and Central Asia because it’s ancestor language was spoken there before Persians migrated to the region of Iran
In the Persian language, most of the words that have Arabic roots also have Persian synonyms, such as "imtihan", which is Arabic, and its Persian equivalent is "Azmoon". 6:10
"As for the question that which of them is older, then Persian takes the prize if we include the history of its earliest version. The Old Persian had been around since 550-330 BC until it transitioned into the Middle version of the tongue in 224 CE. Old Arabic, on the other hand, emerged in the 1st century CE"
Yes in Persian its Azmoon
@@LukeMachinFirst sign of Arabic was in 700 bc, in the Kingdom of Hadramaut, a guy lived there called Qahtan which was the grand father of Arabs, and that language was called old Arabia, but the Arabic we used today is modern Arabic created in 1 ce
جينا لعيون بنتنا السعودية 🇸🇦🇸🇦💚
I find it amusing when the Westerners get surprised at knowing that despite having the same script/alphabet, Arabic and Persian are vastly different. It's amusing because almost every European language is written in the Latin alphabet and they're all very different from each other. The script is just a medium in many cases and not the language itself.
This is not true, Farsi/Persian and Arabic are very similar because 80% of the Farsi/Persian language is actually Arabic. I can easily read Farsi/Persian because it’s mostly Arabic
But that's just the informal persian, if you wanted to read old books in persian, for example "shah name" it would be worry different, because farsi is persian mixed with Arabic but parsi is the original language and has a lot of difrences, also because of the difference in accent, for Persians it's really hard to speak Arabic because we don't pronounce letter as hard as Arabic, for example when we say ع we read it like ا, and also I would assume that you are talking about the mixed version that got made after some wars, it's the same reason Moroccan is mixed with a lot of languages, also on a last note, usually both sides can understand to a point, so the more someone tries to understand, the more difficult it gets because the original, untouched language reveals itself.
@@ArabianQuirkSA I think you're overstating how similar they are. Maybe 40% not 80%
@@ArabianQuirkSA Ah buddy Arabic has persian words lol even your calligraphy is persian persian is older and stronger language it influenced arabic
@@ArabianQuirkSA stop lying you dont know shit about parsian language educate yourself
My Islamic Teacher Always said that Iranian Farsi Language own of the beautiful language in the world and he loves Farsi language so much more then Arabic.😅
(Btw I am from Bangladesh)
Love you all guys.💖
(ভালোবাসা অবিরাম সবাইকে)💖
❤
👍👍🤝🤝
No arabic is more beautiful when you speak the both arabic is better.
@@sali-xx5cx yeah i know, i love Arabic more than any language.💖
Because it is in this language that Allah revealed the Qur'an to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).🤲🏻💖
ew no way farsi is better than Arabic not even 1%
I feel that there is no language as beautiful as Persian. 🇮🇷❤
nah arabic ontp
@@425ping-6 گ چ پ ژ
Persian is king of language because is one of the first languages@@425ping-6
Bro stop a Nation war @@425ping-6
@@Playerxqy didn't u just say there's not a language more beautiful than persian?
I love the morceau accent and the morocan girl is so beautiful swe and look so shiny like she will bring a calm room to fun and joy love from algeria dz ❤❤
Persian is the royal and sweetest language in the world. I am keen of languages and I learned Persian language just in 45 days. I love Farsi and their speakers ❤️
How!!!???😂
You are really talented
Aint no one can learn an entire language in leas than 2 months. Stop capping bro.
❤❤❤❤😊
@@Yusefshow Actually my mother tongue is Urdu, 99% of Urdu words are Persian and Arabic, not only the words also its calligraphy is like Persian, right to left.
@@Dilber-Hussain الان با عقل جور درمیاد
Now it's made sense
This is interesting! I’m here for Latifah ❤️🇸🇦
that weird looking girl?
@@danishhsweird looking girl ?? let’s see ur face then
@@danishhs why weird?
@@danishhs stfu paki
@@danishhs the only weird looking here is you
The Saudi girl said that their word exam "ekhtibar" "اختبار" is originated from formal Arabic but the word emtihan "امتحان" is actually originated from the formal Arabic also and its root is "محن" it means struggle or test . So both are orginated from formal Arabic.
Yes thank you
In Algeria too we say ikhteebar
All the words originate from formal Arabic anyways.. except for direct foreign loan words like “Cuzina”.. but every other word was from standard Arabic..
They are synonymous in formal arabic
Also they were wrong about Imtihan in farsi being spelt differently - in Farsi ح is just pronounced the same as ه it's not heavy so it's written like امتحان still. As a general rule of thumb Farsi words are spelt the same as the word they came from in Arabic (apart from ة becoming ه or ت) it's just that some words are borrowed in different forms - for example Farsi borrowing شمع instead of شمعة
I’m Persian, I love Arabic language deep inside, although I don’t understand Arabic, when I listen to Mahmood Darwish poems, I feel it by my heart ❤️
I think this is such an unfair comparison because Iranian people speak Farsi not Arabic so yall shouldn't expect him to understand what they're saying. He probably doesn't even feel included (I would too) because the others are quite similar but he's the only one having a whole ass different language not dialect:/
I was looking for this exact comment in the video, you're the first one I see pointing it out. It's unfair and they should not be like "what???" everytime Farzan speaks. I think to have the video more enjoyable and fun to watch, they should have mentioned that it's entirely different languages. And just because one speaks differently, (this includes the Moroccan speaker, being frowned upon as well) they should focus more on what words they actually have in common in their languages and try to see if they have something similar in their own, they will find that some words are just plain different but they can also reflect and try to see if they understand where the words are coming from.
@@oli-g it irritates me so much even though im not Arab nor Iranian, im Algerian (amazigh) but i do speak Algerian dialect so I would be MAD if someone kept telling me i sound strong and angry instead of realising how similar the dialects are. Also them labelling Morocco and Egypt as middle eastern?😭😭
As an Iranian, i agree
Arabic and Persian are not similar in the slightest…yes there are similar words and similar writing style but comparing them is like comparing Japanese and Korean
اتفق
As an arab i agree! If their intentions was about dialects then why they added someone who speaks a whole different language? The video meant to be about middle eastern countries then it’d be great if they added a turk an arab and an iranian that’s it. The video is a whole mess🤷🏻♀️
رياكشنات لطيفه بكل مره تتفاجئ ههههههه عسلل البنتت ذي
😂😂😂اي والله كل مرا تتفاجأ بنفس القوه
الحمدلله و الشكر اقسم بالله تفشل بشكل
@@Zzzzzz009 الغيره ليست جيدة للصحه ي غازات المعده💗
@@Awsss888
قاعد اقول تفشل يعني أنا متفشل من اللي قاعد اشوفه ، ايش دخل الغيرة ؟ الأشكال اللي مثلك اللي حتى ما تعرف تتكلم عربي عاجبهم ان البنت تقعد جنب رجالين و تتمكيج وتتفاعل معهم زي البهيمة و عليها وشم ولا تخاف من الله الحمدلله على نعمه الاسلام صدقيني ان حياتك و حياتهم مليئة بالقرف من خيانات زوجية و تفكك أسري و انطوائية و قطع رحم و عقوق أبناء انتي حدك تعلقين في اليوتيوب و ترسلين لي قلب معفن يا منحرفة
لطيفة اسم على مسمى تجنن 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
I´m your new subscriber , I have learning arab language from 3 years ago and I love points of view to know different accents from the arab world which I Love and Respect , My Blessings From Monterrey México !!!!
As a quarter Iranian girl I’ve always just thought of it as simple as British (my first language) but seeing people think of it as a beautiful language it makes me so happy❤🇮🇷
sameeeeee
Thanks for replying it means a lot to hear people in a similar situation to me, it hurts to know people in Iran are suffering because of their dumb government
As an Iranian , It makes me really proud when I see these kind comments about Persia ❤.
We have a lot of words similar to Arabic words , Mostly similar to Saudi Arabian accent , but the base language in Iran is different and is not Arabic , It's actually persian.
I loved it, i want to learn Arabic language so much, specifically dialects from Egypt 🇪🇬
I can teach you to say heru in Egyptian accent
"Aamel eh " and Ezayak
Christina looks amazaing, also thanks for letting the world know how beautiful persian is.
همیشه پای یک ایرانی در میان است🇮🇷
وای😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂💚🤍♥️
صحیح 😂😂
إيراني اسمع
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
ما كنت ابغى الحلقة تخلص مع اني عارفه المحتوى بس اختلافهم يجنن ههههههههههههه 🤍🤍 الله يحمي أوطاننا جميعا ويجعل تحالفنا على خير دائمًا ✨🇸🇦
@@user-ve1gq2gw4n؟؟
So happy to see Iran among you ❤🇮🇷
Even if they're not among arabic countries
Iran are our brethren they will always be among us.
Politics will not divide us.
@@Nasserist1969 where are you from❤?
@mohamadmsi83
From Libya and we send you our love and support.
May God bless Iran.
We are one.
@@Nasserist1969 ❤❤
I am arabic and seeing a person talk arabic makes me very verryyyyyyy happy and my mom is from moroco
Proud to be Moroccan 🇲🇦
بدينا عاود...
As an Moroccan i understand all what the women said i love Darija🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
حتى أنا ❤
I love darija so much, I'm from Spain
Ljamil fl2amr houwa annana 7na lmgharba kanfahmou jami3 loughat l3alam, walakine houma makayfahmouch, ou hada c'est un avantage, n9adro nhadro fihom ou houma lakhbar hhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Me too
@@ImraneAbbadi-z7r yesss
I am Saudi and I tell you that Saudi Arabia every 200 kilometers or less there is a new accent so the girl these words that some Saudis say will oppose the meaning and this is something that distinguishes us🌟💗🇸🇦
As an Emirati I can definitely relate to Saudi accents and dialects..👍🏻💗🪽
As an Afghan I click immediately when I see an Iranian or Afghan flag ❤️🇦🇫🇮🇷❤️
نه تو کشور خودت رو داری احمق ایران با افغانستان یکی نیست پس پرچم افقانستان رو پیش ایران نزار😂
❤
cheghad to badbakhti
@@FlareGunz esmet badbakhteh
@@Naderzadeh-oc8en afghaniye sag biya kire mano bokhor