Thank you so much for your kind words dooste khoobam. Wishing you warmth and joy as we celebrate Sadeh and look forward to Nowruz!🪞🌷♥️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Thank you so much, Moin jan! Your comment truly made my day😊 Knowing it comes from someone I deeply respect and who contributes so much to Persian language and linguistics makes it even more meaningful. I’m proud of you too. Happy Sadeh🪞🔥🧡

@@inamanwar9010 Thanks for your kind comment. Wishing you a joyful Sadeh and 50 days filled with warmth and happiness as we approach Nowruz!🌷

@shirinschool Nowrouz, reminds me of famous couplet by Babar regarding it. نو روز و نو بہار و مے بابر بہ عیش کوش کہ عالم دوبارہ نیست۔

Watching from Pakistan 🇵🇰

@@Darya_diaries Greetings and welcome to ShirinSchool! Thanks for watching from Pakistan!✨✨

@@inamanwar9010 سپاسگزارم 🪞🫶🏻 Thank you!

@shirinschool My pleasure!

Thank you so much for your comment and for being here! ☺ While literature isn’t my main specialty, I truly love Persian poetry as much as you do, and I’ve added it to my plans to share more about it on this channel. I really enjoy seeing such enthusiasm! In the meantime, who are your favorite Persian poets? P.S.: I’m not sure if it interests you, but since my other profession is music, I’m currently making videos teaching how to sing some easy Persian pop songs. So stay tuned.

@shirinschool I am greatly obliged to you for your consideration of my request. I cannot thank you enough! Any classic poetry , be it of umar khayaam, HAFIZ.., SAADI, BEDIL, Naziri,saib etc interests me so much. Once again thank you so much! فارسی شکر است

@@inamanwar9010 Thank you so much for your kind words and the wonderful energy you bring! 🌟 It’s truly amazing that you know and appreciate so many great poets. Alright, let’s begin our journey with the Poet of Love, Rumi. Stay tuned-exciting things are on the way! As Naser Khosrow beautifully said, Persian is truly a ‘قیمتی دُر لفظ دری Source: ganjoor.net/naserkhosro/divann/ghaside-naser/sh6

@@shirinschool HAZRAT ALI (R U) says," Whoever has taught me even a single letter has made me his slave". And I am learning much from your videos . So, In the light of above quote , I am deeply indebted to you --- in the capacity of your student. Truly, like candle you consume yourself,and light way for others. LOVE FROM A STUDENT, PAKISTAN.

@@shirinschool HAZRAT ALI (R U) says," Whoever has taught me even a single letter has made me his slave." And , I am learning much from your videos. So, in the light of above quote, I am deeply indebted to you---- in the capacity of my teacher. Truly, like candle, you consume yourself and light way for others Love from a student------Pakistan.

@@ghaziattaullah2485 Salam!🌷🪞 I’m so happy you’re interested in learning Persian! 🌟 Are you looking to learn the Persian alphabet as well, or would you like to focus on conversational phrases first? You may share a little bit your goals. for instance I’ve created “Baraye To” e-handbook which is perfect for those in a relationship with a Persian speaker and don’t necessarily want to start with the alphabet-it focuses on expressions of love and connection. Are you currently taking classes, or are you planning to explore and self-study? Let me know so I can guide you better!

@@shirinschool Thanks. A lot. For. Your. Detail. Reply. Iam looking. Daily. Use. Of. Conversation. To convey. My. Message and. Understand. When. I. Visit. Iran.

@@shirinschool my. Mother. Language. Urdu. Which. Almost. Similar. To. Persian. Alphabet.

​@ What a lovely goal! 🌟 I would recommend taking classes to achieve it. If you don’t find group classes in your area, consider lessons with a tutor (even online; on www.Preply.com _for instance.). Make sure it’s a teacher who prioritizes conversation from lesson one. I once had a student from Pakistan who knew the Persian alphabet, and it made it much easier to jump straight into sentence-making-though his goal was slightly different. He's was a fantastic student. Urdu is indeed similar to Persian in many ways, which gives you a great advantage!😊😉 At the moment, I’m not taking new students, but I’m creating more content for this page. Feel free to subscribe to my newsletter on my website www.shirinschool.com where I’ll share free helpful materials and updates. P.S. Another great Persian teacher active on KZbin is @mypersiancorner

@@FrancisMichaelCedenoReyes Salam, Francis! 😊 Thank you for your thoughtful comment! It’s wonderful that you’re interested in learning Mazandarani (also called Tabari). Mazandarani is actually a Northwestern Iranian language spoken by the Mazandarani people, and it’s rich in history and culture. Unfortunately, I don’t speak Mazandarani myself, as I focus on teaching Persian as a foreign language. But I completely understand why you’d want to connect with this beautiful language-it’s tied to an amazing culture with delicious food, vibrant dances, warm-hearted people, and one of the most breathtaking regions of Iran. 🌿 Let me know if you’d like to explore Persian, or if there’s any other way I can help with your language journey! Best of luck, and thank you again for sharing your passion! 🪞♥️🌷

@shirinschool but do you know anybody Who speaks mazandarani language for helping me to learn It?if you know anybody Who speak It you can tell It, please!

@ let me see if I can find someone through Instagram announcement. I’ll keep you posted.

@@pulgaa7ocho You can say “dooset dāram, eshgh-am” Check the pronunciation guide here for “I love You”: kzbin.infoT0UdFWE1f7k?si=oBfYTqXgSao60294

@@ettiboulhassani8999 thank you🫶🏻

Thank you for your comment! The song featured is Kavir by the iconic Googoosh. I've actually written about this in more detail on my blog under the "Music & Culture Corner" section. You can find it here: www.shirinschool.com/blogs/grammar/how-to-pronounce-kh-%D8%AE-in-persian. I hope you enjoy the read!

@@ettiboulhassani8999 Thank YOu💫

You’re most welcome! Thank you for being part of this journey!

Thank you❤

Thank you! Enjoy learning ❤

Thank you so much! ❤️ Absolutely, janam can definitely be used for your boyfriend! I actually have a detailed blog post on the cultural meaning and sweet nuances of jan and jun, with tips on how you can add these affectionate terms naturally in Persian. You can check it out here: www.shirinschool.com/blogs/grammar/the-meaning-and-cultural-significance-of-joooon-in-persian?_pos=1&_sid=1dc69b2d8&_ss=r

@ I cannot tell you how helpful this is. You have a new fan 😍❤️

@@marisa4299 My pleasure 🥰

@@lmclrain Thank you so much! I’m thrilled you enjoyed the video. Stay tuned-I’ll be sharing more about Persian poetic expressions and culture soon! Let me know if there are any specific poems or themes you’re interested in learning. 💫

@@shirinschool I also enjoyed your writing, over your site. It all sounded interesting and was great to read. I would read much more Iran related, I can only find good stuff on Farsi, and my Farsi is really weak for now. I would love to learn more about the culture overall around there, even the perspective of someone not necessarily something factual about Iran.

@@lmclrain Thank you so much! -it means a lot! 🌸 If you’re interested in more about Persian culture and my latest posts, feel free to subscribe for monthly updates on my website ☺ Enjoy learning!

Thank you! 💫

Thank You🎀 I'm so glad you found the phrases helpful! ✨ Stay tuned for more exciting content coming soon!

Sure 👍

Thank you! Cheers!