Learn Persian/Farsi as a beginner - Lesson 3: Making Sentences

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Here is my lesson 3 for you Persian learners. It shows you the structure of basic Persian sentences focusing on the verb 'to be'. Negation is also introduced together with some new adjectives so that you will be able to make your own basic sentences as you finish this lesson. This lesson will be followed by a second episode which will be out on Wednesday. In the next video, we will practice all these and learn basic yes/no questions in Persian. I hope you will enjoy this lesson. write your questions or the sentences you have made on your own, in the comment section below if you like.
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[@wisetube9885]

By far the best playlist teaching Farsi i have come across

[@PersianLearning]

تقریبا همه محتوا ها دارای حق تکثیر هستند

[@mustafamuhammed4721]

As a Kurdish native speaker I think Persian is extremely easy to learn, but my only problem is the Persian pronunciation, it is so smooth and soft, Persian is like the feminine and Kurdish is like the masculine version of the same language otherwise almost everything is so similar between these two beautiful languages.

[@Hermesborugerdian]

As a Persophone, I completely agree

[@hendkarki7796]

Exactly

[@nitaseely6830]

Erê û her bijî Kurdistan 😎 riya te vekirî be û destê te kesk be

[@mrk3357]

@@nitaseely6830 I'm sorani and I understood all, by the way, do kurmanji speakers can read sorani?

[@nitaseely6830]

@@mrk3357 sorry buddy since I'm not a native speaker of kurmanji so i don't really know the percentage of it, but im pretty sure they're very close, btw I'm Chinese

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[@user-jl3km2qh5p]

Thank you very much Mr Majid. You are an excellent teacher and I am very glad that I came to your site. You are helping me fulfill a dream ... learning the sweet Persian language !! And again thank you very much

[@hamzashahid6263]

As an Urdu speaker, it's an easy to learn Persian as the rules are the same and Urdu is highly influenced by Persian ❤

[@chiggywiggy524]

Not really, we don't drop off pronouns from a sentence like they do

[@hamzashahid6263]

@@chiggywiggy524 the personal endings remain. Some rules could differ, man.

[@udayasanthanapagodaarachch1531]

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[@lavinhamid2043]

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[@gustavomendez2357]

My mother language is Spanish and here I'm learning Persian. Thank you so much ❤

[@ayyuceyurdakul6654]

با تشکر. درس شما خیلی خوب است.

[@asgharkhan1971]

This is this way to learn persian just loved it 👍👍🏼

[@sundharkumar5203]

Thanks a lot!! For the great explanation and it's clear to understand and to speak.thanks Mr.Majid

[@vijaynyaya6603]

Here's my try: فارسی آسونه۔ (farsi is easy) P.S: Next video in this series confirms that I'm correct here. 😀 You are a great teacher 💯

[@hamzashahid6263]

Chira Indiani mikhahe Farsi harf bizane?

[@amicus306]

Thank you for your lessons; I am a complete beginner in Persian and they are great to follow

[@farzadazizi1896]

افرین

[@mbwanetthuninshukurwelaka3662]

Excellent. Thank you so much!

[@Syed_Mohsin14]

Thank you so much brother Majid🙏🏻 I’m going to Iran for Studies and I was worried for Farsi but now I’m happy! Man Khushhal hastam:) Allah bless you ❤

[@hamzashahid6263]

How did you move to Iran, can you guide me?

[@Syed_Mohsin14]

@@hamzashahid6263 By counseller..

[@fedraportela8034]

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[@Wagmacker191]

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[@suhani7561]

can't be grateful enough sir! 😭 tysm.

[@zaidishamim2539]

Thankyou so much. Its really helpfull.😊

[@nadi9464]

سلام، من آلمانی ام 😁 ممنونم برای این ویدیو

[@pfp9665]

ایول

[@nadi9464]

@@pfp9665 ممنون 😊

[@NoName-xi8yr]

thank you👍good lesson, as like, as previous lessons. Mamnoon, dars khub hast 😀

[@boczneszlaki8880]

Best Farsi course! Thank you for your effort in teaching us :)

[@MohammedYousif]

خيلى ممنون 😇

[@yasminmughal8403]

Impressive lesson. I tool class. Interesting

[@Aland_hoca]

well done sir these lessons are really helpful thank u so much

[@atifbashir3034]

Good..I listen and watch your videos and getting much knowledge...good

[@bilalahmad-bo9ge]

Thanks for your efforts

[@nurullahnafibd]

Excellent lesson

[@anafahbamidbar5542]

سلام! ممنون از ویدیوهای شما. فارسی آسانه، اما در عین حال دشوار وقشنگه 😌

[@Sheila-ox5bv]

Thank you!

[@zeddzeddicus6547]

Hello, Majid! Thank you for these useful lessons so much! My question is: why do you write دانشجونه with a letter similar to ن or ع just before ending „-e“? It can be seen at 9:09 خیلی‌ ممنون!

[@navishtamaqbool7527]

Thanks u r grt majid sir

[@S1n6341]

DARUD BRADAR , DARS KHELE KHOB HASTAM

[@peter_tatarinov]

Hi, Majid! do you have a video that teaches or shows the methods of formation of words in Farsi? That would be great to have reference overview of most common ways how adverbs adjectives nouns etc are formed usually

[@PersianLearning]

I have had good lessons on compound verbs which will help you a lot for making verbs. For nouns and adjective I have had a few ones recently, but the list will expand in the future.

[@ashfaqkhan3873]

Very good video keep it up.

[@emiliatube1743]

thank you so much

[@ThaiRoosters2019]

Thanks a lot sir❤

[@AdilKhan-tr4dr]

Good teaching methods

[@muhammedjaza6980]

Thanks 👍

[@zoyablake9538]

Subscribed!

[@claudiapatry9454]

Salam ! Majid 👋🤩 Halet Chetore ? .. Wow ! i Like a Lot the Lesson ! It Was Fun To Know Some adjectifs & the Négative Form ! 👍 & Also the Shorter (st) manier To Pronunce ! ....i LIKE A LOT YOUR COURSES ! ..MERCY ! From Downtown Montreal ⚜️🇨🇦👋👋🤗 🤩🥰💞💞💞

[@zackabee5498]

I’m from Iraq and I love Iran ❤🇮🇷🇮🇶

[@hearsnail]

Thank you so much for these videos. They make it really easy. I have a question, what is the more common ending in spoken Persian for words with "shoma"? Is it "-id" or "-in"?

[@PersianLearning]

Both. I suggest that you use always "id" as it is the standard form and at the same tine common.

[@booksgeek8649]

thanks

[@sabrinakhan579]

Can you make a video for beginners of how to make words and know which letters to use. As I know In Persian alphabets we have some letters that have same sound and I know those are Arabic letters but it’s still into the group of our alphabets and we need to know where or how we use it Btw l love your videos thanks for all the hard work your doing to help people learn Persian language

[@PersianLearning]

Thanks for your comment Ferishta. Persian Alphabet lessons will come a little later in the future. My plan is to teach people how to communicate a little in Persian without the need to learn the alphabets, then when we are done with quite a good number of basic lessons, I will go for alphabet teaching videos as well, but as an extra, along with normal lessons, because I think some people don't really like to learn it, that's why it will be seperated from the normal video series for those interested, like you :)

[@sabrinakhan579]

Well I already know the alphabets just making words is my problem and it’s bit confusing for now as a beginner of how to make words and long and short vowels makes it harder to learn because in same word we hear the sound but we don’t use letter we just use the vowels to change the sound of the word as well as letters that have same sounds is very hard to learn because when I sound out the word different sound comes and I get confused of which to use

[@PersianLearning]

@@sabrinakhan579 I do understand what you mean, spelling is a big problem in Persian as we don't write some vowels. That's why children in school for the first two years are required to write these long vowels with Arabic symbols, and for 5 years children have daily copy writing and a lot of dictation tests in school. Then when you learn how a word is written, you can write and easily read it too. So, my suggestion for you is to do a lot of copy writing practice. Find Persian texts and just write them fully and then read.

[@za4741i]

Umm Hello,Majid. I want to thank you for those lessons tysm. That's really help for me ♡ I'll share my sentences with you😅 خانه کوچیکم تصویر بزرگ است بردار جوون هستم پدر پیرم فارسی آسونه انگلیسی سخت نیست من قشنگم(My confidence 😂✨️) چارچوب زشت نیست تو زود نیست اون دیره آب سرد نیست ماهی تابه گرم هست I stole some of words but I'm the who make the sentences, I hope they're right Thank you again Teacher 💓

[@littlebites741]

سرده

[@Outlines]

Man zeshtam

[@Outlines]

To ghashangi

[@Outlines]

review Pronouns: Man To Oon Ma Oona Suffixes to be: am, i, e, im, an

[@anne-shirleybraun5909]

My question is you have “to javun hasti and shoma javun hastan? Both meaning “you are young”. Can you help me understand?

[@johninrome]

I'm confused with the word, Beautiful. What is the difference between Ghashang and Zibaa? On a personal note, You have amazing content and I really appreciate the time you have taken to make this amazing content.

[@PersianLearning]

'Ziba' is more formal than 'ghashang'

[@johninrome]

@@PersianLearning OK. Merci!

[@wisetube9885]

❤️❤️

[@leno7475]

Salaam! Could you do another lesson gor sentences, but with sentences like „Today is a beautiful day“ or „my closet is big“? So i can learn how to talk to my mom without just being able to tell her that she is kheili khoshgele😂 Thank you for your work!

[@PersianLearning]

Salam, try to watch my other videos, for example this one: 60 basic persian adjectives kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJqxg4mbba-VitE you can use each adjective to make a new sentence with the structures you already know.

[@chikuchkchk5590]

سلام استاد .... یه درس در مورد ... خدا ......... کنه ،، بده پیشاپیش ممنونیم ❤❤❤

[@azmatmalikLTU]

زبان فارسی شیریں است . ❤

[@rupambanerjee4994]

Can you please tell me the meanings of 'me', 'them', 'you (when used as object)', 'her', 'him', 'us', 'it', 'this', 'that', 'these', 'those' with one example for each word ?

[@PersianLearning]

For this, that, these, those please watch my video for possessives. For object pronouns, please wait until I make its lesson, it will come in some weeks. But for the time being I have a tip for you: just say BE+subject pronoun (which means to I, to you, to he, to she blah blah blah), it works most of the time, for example: I will call you tonight: be to zang mizanam, Tell me: be man begoo. But remember this is just a help for you at the moment, you will learn later how we form these sentences with other alternative words, as the formular I gave you is less popular in spoken Persian.

[@BirdieGenny]

What is the difference between بیمار و مریض؟

[@PersianLearning]

synonym, but Bimaar is more formal, you don't normally hear it in everyday conversation.

[@tristramshorter]

Hi Majid! Thanks so much for the lesson! Here is my homework, just in case you have time to check it! So.. I'm writing the adjective, the phrase in farsi, and what I hope my phrase means in english. SMALL: دانش من زبان فارسی هنوز کوچیکه My knowledge of the farsi language is small BIG سانتیاگو شهر بزرگترین رو از چیلی است Santiago is the largest town in Chile YOUNG من دیگر جوون نیستم I'm no longer young OLD پدرم پیره My father is old EASY نوشتن فارسی آسون نیست Writing farsi is not easy DIFFICULT زبان فارسی سخت نیست The persian language is not difficult BEAUTIFUL وقت اون جوون بود، لیلا فروهتر قشنگ بود When she was young, Leila Forouhtar was beautiful. UGLY و حالا چه پیرتر است زشت نیست And now she is older she's not ugly (Sorry for the stupid phrases!) EARLY مرد دانا هم روز زود خوابه The wise man sleeps early every day (This one is surely wrong!) LATE دیر نیای! Don't arrive late! COLD حالا اینجا در چیلی هوا سرد میشه Now here in Chile the weather is getting cold Thank you so much! Looking forward to your comments and corrections!

[@adrianacolino3455]

Dear teacher: I have a question . My language is Spanish. The verb to be for us are 2 verbs: ser and estar. I am a woman: yo SOY una mujer, yo SOY Adriana. I am here: yo ESTOY aquí. I am in Argentina : yo ESTOY en Argentina. Noticed that your examples are related to status or condition, not place, so is there another verb same as in Spanish?

[@PersianLearning]

we have also two verbs 'boodan' (to be) and 'hastan' (to be, to exist), but they are used most of the time interchangably, for you examples: man yek zanam /man yek zan hastam - man injaam /man injaa hastam - man Argantinam (less popular) - man Argantin hastam.

[@adrianacolino3455]

@@PersianLearning Thank you. Sometimes is a problem because some words don't have the same meaning when you use a third language to learn

[@adrianacolino3455]

Besides, in Spanish when you say "I'm happy " if you say "Estoy feliz" It means "now" , for example: I'm happy to see you;but "Soy feliz" it means "in general" "in my life"

[@AAA-rv7tf]

@@PersianLearning Hello!Can you help me translate this sentence please.Google translate is showing different translations. Suluv duhtar kati gap zanam gufsoshtandim. Is it just about being friends and talking?Or sth worse? Please if you can,help me

[@rubinasaifrazvi7159]

How to make it in to a question?? Like , Are you tired? and how to say "I work in call centre"

[@PersianLearning]

Yes/No Question: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaHJlaRvg51sm9k And this lesson for all the verb (like work) that go with 'kardan' kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpbFenqMZ65losU

[@salomecoulombel1768]

Hello Majid ! Salâm! Thank you so much for this lesson🙏 Man faransavi hastam😉 Could you please tell me if bâhoosh means rather "clever" or "elegant"? Thank you 🌸 Salomé

[@user-zc2ek1sq2h]

Why do they mix script language with colocial language?

[@BirdieGenny]

I’ve learned “koutchak” for small... is it with an A or with an I? 🧐

[@PersianLearning]

Kouchak is formal Farsi, kouchik is spoken form, that you hear in everyday conversation

[@BirdieGenny]

ممنون

[@farzadazizi1896]

کوچک

[@naemiimene5962]

Mitooni komakam koni? what is the meaning of Eivalhe eivalh azoo ngozi huhsteto ezometa harf tasit harf ti, If the sentences is wrong, please correct me too, i am learning.

[@Poetry_224]

Mamnoon

[@BirdieGenny]

If I want to say: خوشحالم با شما صحبت می‌کنم ، could I skip the “می”?

[@PersianLearning]

No, it must be with 'MI'

[@BirdieGenny]

@@PersianLearning ok, but what about this sentence: میشه با شیرین صحبت کنم؟ 🧐

[@PersianLearning]

It is correct, watch my lesson for requests: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3LcdYWlqpx6qa8

[@benmcintyre1273]

So how do I say “it is hard”???

[@PersianLearning]

sakhte

[@user-ne2to5fu3g]

فارسی زبان جالبی است

[@Personimo]

salam man yek soal daaram. You are young = shoma javunid. Is shoma javunin correct too? id = in i learn in first video. but now you write normaly id and not in. i was think in is for speaking.

[@PersianLearning]

Both correct. The standard one is with "id" but in spoken Persian sometimes people use "in".

[@Personimo]

@@PersianLearning mamnunam

[@ismafatima8694]

I find persian easy as a beginner but the main problem is of spelling because there are no use of short vowels!!! I mean not indicated:(

[@Ojalalluevapronto]

Is this ok to talk with afghani?

[@messykitchen7]

I thought hastid is written form, hastin is spoken form?

[@captainrobin3903]

How to say "farsi is hard"

[@PersianLearning]

You should have learned in this video. Farsi sakhte فارسی سخته

[@captainrobin3903]

@@PersianLearning Bebakhsid, Farsi balad nistam. Farsi kheili sakhte. Mersi.

[@jimsteele8946]

Thanks for the lesson but I would prefer if you use formal spellings and endings.

[@PersianLearning]

The main focus of my channel is on spoken Persian as it is the real language in use, nobody speaks formal Farsi in real life. However, when you come to Verb conjugation videos, I have also mentioned the formal forms. There are also reading and literature videos that cover the formal written Farsi for those interested. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.

[@littlebites741]

من کوچیک هستم

[@hussainibrahim143]

I am a kid Hussain Ibrahim i am pakistani

[@alialderazi8271]

Very Good but the writing is Very small and not clear

[@efectovogel8295]

من ایسپانیولی‌ام و فارسی سخت نیست!

[@mandeepstan]

Farsi ghashange ast

[@rudihartono9289]

Too much advertisement

[@giuliotaranto8488]

My sentences in Persian فَرسی آسون نیست اونا باهوش هَستَند خانه کوپیک است مَن پیرام زوده دیره خانه بُزُرگ نیست اون س..َخته خانه زِشته

[@delavarsabounchi3873]

اون درست نیست. او دانشجو است اونا نادرست است آنها درست است جوون نادرست است در زمانی که گفتگو می کنید بکار می برید ولی زمانی که می نویسید جوان می نویسید واژه نیستن نادرست است واژه نیستند درست است واژه مریض تازی است واژه بیمار ایرانی است کوچیک نادرست است واژه کوچک درست است واژه آسون نادرست است واژه آسان درست است