New Words: To teach = /dærs da:dæn/ To answer = /jæva:b da:dæn/. Also /pa:sokh da:dæn/ Question = /su:a:l/. Also /porsesh/ Questions = /su:a:la:t/. Also /su:a:la:/ (Mostly in daily conversation). Also /porsesh ha:/ To clean = /tæmiz kærdæn/ To wash = /shostæn/ Dishes = /bosh gha:b ha:/. Also /zærf ha:/ Roommate = /hæm ota:ghi/ Partner = […]
New Words: Please translate the following sentences into Persian. ( Please do your best first. Then correct your translation with the answers below. No cheating please!) I neither sleep nor work. You neither sleep nor work. He/she neither sleeps nor works. We neither sleep nor work. You neither sleep nor work. They neither sleep nor […]
Today, we have another piece of Persian music. This song is performed by Ebi and is called Shab e Mard e Tanha (The night of a lonely man). This song is in MP3. Please right-click on the link below and choose Save Target As’ to download this song. Shab e Mard e Tanha – Persian […]
No drills today. Enjoy your holiday! Lesson 110 Lesson 110 Let’s Write 110
Suppose that you are the teacher of your computer! Follow today’s lesson and teach your computer the translation of Yahyaa (the first three parts) in the same way as I did today. You may use either English or your mother language to do this job. I am sure your computer will start speaking Persian by […]
No drills for today. Just look in the mirror!! Lesson 108 Lesson 108 Let’s Write 108
The ‘Useful Drills’ is easy today! (Easy Persian!) Please memorize the first 10 Persian sentences of Yahyaa! Then, read them by heart. Do not whisper the sentences. Read them out loud. (Make sure nobody is around!! Lesson 107 Lesson 107 Let’s Write 107
Look at this sentence: /hænu:z a:n esm ya:dæsh bu:d/ = He still remembered that name. (This is the last sentence of today’s lesson). To remember something/somebody What I want you to do today is to follow the above pattern and translate the following sentences. Have fun! Note: Replace /bu:d/ with /æst/ to make Present tense. […]
New Words: I go = /mi rævæm/ . Delete /mi/. You will have /rævæm/. Put /be/ before it. You will have /berævæm/. I say = /mi gu:yæm/. Delete /mi/. You will have /gu:yæm/. Put /be/ before it. You will have /begu:yæm/. I write = /mi nevisæm/. Delete /mi/. You will have /nevisæm/. Put /be/ before […]