50 Most Common Persian phrases

[@kevinkempt]

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[@RajaAli-ei7me]

i just started learning persian and i am sure this video will give me a head start kheyli mamnoon

[@RezaNazarie]

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[@ShAkbar-lk4bc]

@@RezaNazarie salam teacher

[@AngelaPickles1929]

Excellent video! I will surely listen again. Lots of useful phrases.

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[@bigbowl5044]

Farsi Tutor Reza Nazari Hi Reza, what font are you using in your PowerPoint slides? I like it a lot!

[@fazalhaqjan6149]

Tutor Raza Nazari .I'm from Pakistan. I have studied Persian since my school age .30 years ago I started learning Persian. but now I'm seeing new things or new words in spoken language.

[@RezaNazarie]

I see! I hope the video helps you improve your Farsi. Wish you all the best!

[@abidkhwaja4009]

Good and easy learning. Voice is clear. Thanks for teaching everyday phrases in Persian. If possible introduce dialogue for. Tashakur agha raze

[@RezaNazarie]

Thank you!

[@hadj397]

Brother please make some videos of daily conversation with questions and answers.

[@RezaNazarie]

I will do! Thank you for your comment!

[@riffatnaheed5503]

Your videos are very helpful... the way you teach is great n clear...

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[@tevhidsanat719]

Hello from Turkey! Thanks 4 this useful video

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[@constancezigman9558]

Thank you Mr reza for your very Persian language video I have been learning arabic and Persian it is a very nice language lasso do other foreign languages too Russian german Spanish I want to be fluent these beautiful Languages keep.very busy I don't have any boring moments Now I am also have been writing them I have been doing these languages a number of years now God bless you

[@constancezigman9558]

I made a word error it is to be also

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[@km.scrivo]

سلام و درود بر شما، من يكم فارسي صحبت مىكنم. I found your channel and it’s very helpful, I’m from America, thank you 🙏🏻💙

[@RezaNazarie]

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[@FFFF844]

Thanks so much for this. Greetings from Denmark!

[@RezaNazarie]

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[@الهامورد-خ7ج]

Well done Please we want you to mention the phreases in formal and informal Persian 🌹

[@RezaNazarie]

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[@rezaamirhosseini-ibey7318]

Very helpful to someone learning 👍

[@RezaNazarie]

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[@man101seal]

I really enjoy your teaching I want to become fluent in Farsi

[@RezaNazarie]

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[@Hk2kMk]

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[@accountremoved8726]

Thank you! This helps me a lot!

[@RezaNazarie]

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[@appletree8441]

I would help if you used English phenetic spelling along with the translation example. In Chinese to say hi it would be "knee how" phonetically.

[@RezaNazarie]

Thank you for your suggestion. I'll prepare it for future videos.

[@redsprinkle]

doorood is also used for hello

[@RezaNazarie]

Its meaning is "hello" but we don't use it in spoken Farsi.

[@letinhsong8024]

I can't believe you didn't have "bihfarmayid"!!! Also was expecting "khosh amadid." But thank you for your videos. I am trying to brush up on my Persian, which I learned in college, plus some before on my own. A few of these expressions I've never heard before though, and I studied Farsi for three years, and have spoken with many Iranians. I think some of them must be local to where you're from. Most the people I know are from Tehran or Shiraz. Beherhal, merci, mamnoonam. :-)

[@RezaNazarie]

Thank you for your comment! I chose these phrases from 1000 most common phrases. It was very difficult to choose only 50 most common phrases. I'm from Shiraz. But, these phrases are standard Persian phrases. Wish you all the best!

[@haq786786]

Salaam Reza, please teach me farsi. Spoken farsi and the farsi that we have in masnawi..as in I can read gulistan bostan masnawi in farsi and also understand its meaning. Please help. Regards.

[@rezagrans1296]

Ghazal haq Man komaket mikonim juju, bejash be man zabani yad midi? Ahl kojayi

[@mns.gh6432]

Thnxs more very nice style in teaching

[@juliejudyful]

Thank you for the video. A couple of requests: 1) please indicate short vowels; 2) please pronounce the phrase much more slowly, at least the first time, so one doesn't miss anything and hears it properly.

[@RezaNazarie]

Thank you for your comment! I'll take your suggestions into account for new videos. Wish you all the best!

[@musicland466]

Thank you so much Ostad Reza Nazari.

[@RezaNazarie]

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[@florincristian9429]

Thanks a lot from your friends in Bucharest....

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[@martinayari3529]

That was very useful!

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[@Celaleddin432]

my native language is talysh(or talesh) that is north-western iranian language, nevertheless we don't so well understand farsi.But i'm determined to learn it as i love it as my native language. And thanks for video. it is of great usage

[@RezaNazarie]

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[@FreedomToPeople]

As you noted, there are two ways to pronounce words, formal & informal. In your example "where are you going". formal speech would be "Ko-jah mi-ra-vid?" where the informal one is the way you had presented "mee-ree? It would be nice to include both versions which would provide better perspective how rich Farsi language is.

[@RezaNazarie]

Formal way is "kojaa miravi" and informal "kojaa miri". In this series of videos I just did that! I provided a conversation in written "formal" and spoken "informal": kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJvVfJWZoLJlg6c

[@matthewalavi1606]

Thank you , very nice...

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[@nicolab6134]

It would be helpful to have the Farsi written in English letters also to help with pronunciation. Mersi

[@RezaNazarie]

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[@ny47hd31]

سلام بر تو رضا نزاري ! من زبان فارسي دوست دارم. موفق باشيد!

[@RezaNazarie]

سلام ممنون

[@eliaakram4857]

What should I have to learn formal or informal Farsi when I intend to go to Iran?

[@RezaNazarie]

You should learn informal Farsi language (spoken form).

[@eliaakram4857]

Thanxxx What does this sentence exactly mean : خواهش مي كنم

[@RezaNazarie]

it means: you are welcome!

[@maleeesh]

First thanks for providing us with a free video. Can you also please provide an explanation of why it means what it means ? What is mean is something like this من بايد برم Man, means, I, here it is used for emphasis since, Baram, the verb is conjugated to Man already. Bayad, is the third person of Baydan in the past, OO bayad. It means should. Now, if I am correct in my analysis I do no understand why is it 3rd person ? Does it mean something like "It is a must that I advanced".

[@hootanmanoochehri6408]

Samuel Awny Great, your analysis is almost correct. but, about 'باید' I should say, it won't be conjugated, and it's not the third person. As you know, the meaning is: have to, must or should. Depends on the sentence. Maybe more examples gives you an intuition: Man bayad beram = من باید بروم I should go To bayad beri = تو باید بروی You should go Oo bayad beravad = او باید برود (S)he should go Ma bayad berim = ما باید برویم We should go Shoma bayad beravid = شما باید بروید You all should go Anha bayad beravand = آنها باید بروند They should go As you see 'bayad' doesn't change at all. It's part of the grammer, the verb is 'raftan' as listed above you see the conjugation, you add 'bayad' to the verb to say there is an obligation to do so.

[@FreedomToPeople]

question: this letter و Is there any rule of thumb when pronounce it V or oo? Thanks

[@RezaNazarie]

No unfortunately! There is not a general rule for it. It sometimes sounds "v" and sometimes "oo". Thank you for your comment!

[@cassiusdeici8302]

@@RezaNazarie so there is two sounds to the same letter?

[@drumchanneltunnel5191]

@@cassiusdeici8302 yes

[@youngbaba7453]

khely mamnoon reza brother Allah Kareem

[@RezaNazarie]

khahesh mikonam. You're welcome!

[@addtv5165]

I have learnt so much farsi I'm so happy 😎😆

[@RezaNazarie]

Wonderful! Good luck!

[@addtv5165]

Great help love it 😎😆😋😂🙂😃

[@RezaNazarie]

Thank you!

[@gentleman4252]

بارك الله

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ممنون

[@mohdraees9680]

kheily mamnoon dadash

[@RezaNazarie]

Khahesh mikonam!

[@zbigniewbrzezinski8869]

Why didn’t you give English transcripts ?

[@RezaNazarie]

Why English? Many Farsi learners don't speak English, that's why!

[@zbigniewbrzezinski8869]

Reza Nazari But your lessons are for people with English knowledge, aren’t they ?

[@Slapwithtruth]

The person was extremely hungry during phrase 48 ...I could hear his tummy growling 🙈😜😂😂

[@Omid173]

😂😂😂😂

[@hilbert2547]

what does دارين mean ?

[@RezaNazarie]

It means "You have"

[@hilbert2547]

ah ok auxillary verb here mersi@@RezaNazarie

[@hilbert2547]

@@RezaNazarie why دارين it is not `داري

[@ehsannaseri5456]

@@hilbert2547 دارین=formal. داری=informal

[@karpetcabin]

Thanks for this video, it would help if you went through the words a little slower so it's easier to pick up pronunciation. One question I have is for number 35. Can you say "na fehmadi " also for I don't understand?

[@RezaNazarie]

Thank you for your feedback! I'll review the words more slowly next time. You can also say "nemifahmam" for I don't understand.

[@aletbe1970]

Great way to learn .. Keep going brother 👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@RezaNazarie]

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[@eliaakram4857]

Are these sentences formal or informal(slang)?

[@RezaNazarie]

Most of them are informal.

[@eliaakram4857]

متشكرم استاذ

[@hayethayet7471]

خيلى ممنون ❤

[@RezaNazarie]

خواهش می کنم

[@heindorf7974]

Going a bit slower pronouncing the words and adding English transliteration will help to learn both the words and to pronounce them correctly.

[@fazalhaqjan6149]

is this spoken Persian?For yak یک you wrote یہ

[@aminakhan9605]

thank you for this video but please in your next video please could you go a little slower? the pronounciation is very difficult to pick up thanks :)

[@RezaNazarie]

Thank you for your feedback! Sure! I'll pronounce the words and phrases more slowly next time.

[@marksteve8373]

Thanks a lot!

[@RezaNazarie]

You are most welcome!

[@leticiaurbach1720]

Thank you

[@RezaNazarie]

You are welcome! Thank you for watching my videos!

[@fazalhaqjan6149]

Is this Standard Persian or spoken language? in which part of Iran Standard Persian is spoken?

[@RezaNazarie]

This is standard Persian and it's spoken in Tehran and many other places in Iran.

[@alijan7847]

Can we say 'Kuja mi ravi' for Where are you going?

[@RezaNazarie]

Yes! But it's formal. In conversations, we say "kojaa miri?".

[@alijan7847]

Farsi Tutor Reza Nazari Tashakur x)

[@goldenbuffalo1987]

yes you can, but of course! we say : kuja miri . in our daily conversations

[@hilbert2547]

can we also say: كجا داری می‌روی

[@RezaNazarie]

yes! That's correct.

[@aasmeenchaand9303]

Nice sir

[@RezaNazarie]

Thank you for your positive feedback!

[@aasmeenchaand9303]

@@RezaNazarie sir my pleasure

[@Reina98R]

Are these phrases formal or informal?

[@RezaNazarie]

Most of them are informal.

[@paulraymondtagg9764]

رضا عالی بود خیلی خوب بود

[@RezaNazarie]

ممنون

[@AndresWalsh]

Perhaps you can add transliterations for the 50 phrases to the video notes.

[@urbanlegendsandtrivia2023]

It helps to listen to this video a second time at .75 speed.

[@RezaNazarie]

Thank you for your comment!

[@urbanlegendsandtrivia2023]

@@RezaNazarie You're welcome!

[@hawramusakhlaif6563]

Thank u so much

[@RezaNazarie]

You are most welcome!

[@fazalhaqjan6149]

your videos are totally different from that Persian which I had studied in books.I'm from Pakistan. what is difference between this Spoken Persian and Persian of books ,which I had studied?

[@RezaNazarie]

Most of the phrases are used in both formal and informal.

[@damadelamanecer77]

I like it ممنون

[@RezaNazarie]

+norma bonilla Thank you for watching my videos and your positive feedback. Hope you enjoy learning Farsi!

[@lanahijab7427]

khayli mamnoon, manam lana hastam az Ordon, man yad Gardi farsi hastam,man daram khoob .is what i said correct ? :)

[@RezaNazarie]

You're welcome! It's not completely correct, but, I understood what you meant. Thank you for your comment!

[@ryanzahedi102]

Lana Hijab u missed a word at the end when u said man daram khoob. You need to add meesham so the phrase is man daram khoob meesham, which means I am getting good. Trust me I am a native speaker of farsi

[@fazalhaqjan6149]

for example in books I saw یک but in video it is یہ ،روم-رم

[@RezaNazarie]

یک is used in formal language and یه in informal.

[@firozali7652]

Nice

[@RezaNazarie]

Thank you for your positive feedback!

[@mr.logician1915]

You could have done more justice to this video with transcription.......Can you upload the same video with Transcription? Thanks in advance.

[@RezaNazarie]

I'll do it later. Thank you for your suggestion.

[@naseerahmad1372]

آپ کے اسباق بہت اچھی تیاری کے ہیں

[@padmamohanable]

Pls write the pronunciation n english

[@RezaNazarie]

Sure! I'll do it for new videos!

[@alisosiadar7538]

Good

[@RezaNazarie]

Thank you for your positive feedback!

[@milanakitty]

where is transcription??? Do u think all can read Farsi?

[@suhailmughal6648]

if you can't even read so don't you need to watch too

[@paulraymondtagg9764]

Excellent ! 👍🏼

[@RezaNazarie]

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[@estelleromanova3171]

great video, but the pronouncement is a bit to fast! would love to see more video's!

[@RezaNazarie]

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[@rezagrans1296]

Estelle Romanova Səlam azizimin qızı, Bir mübadilə farsca→azərli türkcəsi təklifiniz varam "ova" heeeHeehe güldüm😘😊;)🌹

[@guitarslim56]

Needs transliterations. Also needs to be spoken slower.

[@RezaNazarie]

Thank you for your feedback!

[@logoethopatho1238]

Darsh E khub hast

[@RezaNazarie]

mamnoon! Thank you for your positive feedback!

[@luishernandez1795]

I want to learn how to say a woman YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL.

[@RezaNazarie]

You can say "shomaa zibaa hastid".

[@jananbehjoo2757]

Hi! In that case, you would informally say "To ziba hasti", or in a more formal way, you say "Shoma ziba hastin".

[@letinhsong8024]

or Shoma gashang hastid, or, less formally, tu gashangi. Ziba is more "pretty;" gashang is "beautiful."

[@Nasuuuuu14]

4:25

[@mns.gh6432]

More nd more salm

[@fazalhaqjan6149]

نیستis nest or neest'

[@RezaNazarie]

It's "neest"

[@fazalhaqjan6149]

+Farsi Tutor Reza Nazari ok.thank u for guidance.but is this Persian standard?

[@ehsannaseri5456]

@@fazalhaqjan6149 yes it is😉

[@shayanmastor8168]

خواهش میکنم داخل همه ویدیوهاتون وقتی فارسی حرف میزنید انگلیسی رو هم تکرار کنید تا به درد هموطن هاتون بخوره این جملات به فکر هم وطن هاتون باشید با تشکر

[@wingchun00]

The pronunciation is tooo fast to imitate. Some ,like myself are visual learners, so seeing the individual words in farsi and English helps to understand better.

[@RezaNazarie]

Thank you for your feedback. Wish you all the best!

[@alenh7789]

آقا رضا خیلی از این کلیپها اصلا دیده نمی شود مانند کلیپ 1500

[@RezaNazarie]

ممنون که اطلاع دادین

[@NaztiiGiirL]

Video is really helpful, thank you so much! But haven't been able to download the transcription eepurl.com/cuP4xv :(

[@RezaNazarie]

Just write your email in the box provided. You'll receive the link. Let me know if you still have problem downloading the transcription.

[@mns.gh6432]

خدا حافظ

[@youngbaba7453]

mamnoon

[@RezaNazarie]

Thank you for watching my videos!

[@minajamshidi6523]

merci khale ali e

[@neri1096]

tasshakor mikonam

[@RezaNazarie]

You are most welcome!

[@matthewboland1849]

Thanks so much getting ready for ww3 rn

[@মেঘবালিকা-ভ৪ঝ]

Thank u Very much

[@muhaddasazahra3555]

Thank you

[@RezaNazarie]

You're welcome

[@zurbafpoppyzurbuft9366]

Good

[@RezaNazarie]

Thanks