Learn to Write Farsi in an Hour

[@arashroudi4947]

I was born in Iran but I moved to Aus when I was 2 and I know how to talk Farsi smoothly but I just didn’t know how to write, I watched this video and it really helped now I can easily write Farsi

[@nak1379]

Man hamintor, omidvaram k digeh shoma baladi chejuri benivisi dada 🙌🏽

[@powerranger3347]

explained so cleary and beautifully! thank you! kheyli mamnoon !

[@trashcanbees2739]

I'm only like 7 minutes in so far but I just wanted to say this is the greatest and most helpful video on the topic, thank you so much for making this!

[@ronaldlapitan1866]

Thank you so much

[@noelweber1421]

Thanks, great video!! I just have one tiny remark: You should write the letters from right to left, all the time!

[@a.star.in.your.earth.888]

learning Farsi with arabic as your first language is a privilege haha

[@mithridatesi9981]

He did some mistakes but it is a good video

[@AnneMoshtael]

Hi, Ronald! I just watched your Farsi video - great job. I was married to an Iranian for 45 years (he has passed), and have studied Persian & want to learn more reading & writing. I can speak fluently on an every day basis. I knew you must be a Baha’i when you included Baha’i as one of the words in your video. Hoping you are well. I see that your Farsi video was several years ago, but it still helping folks!! Allah’u’Abhá from Georgia US ♥️🤗🙏🏼💐

[@ronaldlapitan1866]

What a lovely comment

[@AnneMoshtael]

@@ronaldlapitan1866wishing you continued success in your life, Ronald!

[@julianneheindorf5757]

Thank you for making some points much clearer and now I know how to write Baha’i in Persian. ❤️😊👍

[@ronaldlapitan1866]

Allah'u'Abha

[@julianneheindorf5757]

@@ronaldlapitan1866, Allah’u’abha 😊❤️

[@learnurduwithsara1068]

Thank you for your hard work. This was really useful.

[@rezagrans1296]

ap mujheiy ra'ay@t dey saktee heiy n🔕؟ ? ; ) thEeeeeeeek heiy n🔕 [inglish eeeRz-kO : t.K. ,🥊🎱🥋💃🎪🎠🦧🎡🐘🎢🕺

[@rezagrans1296]

PunjgaBee آموزش یاددهی keyleeyei, acHchhaaaa ; )

[@benleubitz2053]

this was Awesome! I'm relearning how to read/write now and this is the best video ive found to date. Thank you!

[@Exlaty]

Omg bro this video helped me so much! I actually learned how to write in 1hour believe it or not. I don't know why u stopped uploading tbh

[@ronaldlapitan1866]

So happy to hear that friend :) Haven't fully gotten into KZbin, to be honest. I'm a webcomic artist, so my main stuff is on Webtoon (if you happen to be on Webtoon, you could look for the series, "A Baha'i Comic."

[@bernhardtmitdt2586]

never trust videos entitled "learn xxx in an hour". Your course is much too fast for a beginner. You forgot, that alphabet AND language are new for most of us. I also miss a reference line, because I have no idea which part of a character is on, above or under the line. So maybe your video is helpful for a Farsi speaker who did not learn how to write until now, for me it´s useless.

[@Princess_Paranormal]

I’m going to Iran in June I’m trying to learn as much as I can. Would you do paid skype lessons? This has helped me so much!

[@MartiRamosOfficial]

This is so helpful! Thank you for this video.

[@Χριζαϊων_Ζηνόβῐος]

I WAS thinking about studying persian, but all the duplicate letters seem so unbelievably annoying that I'm not sure any more

[@iceylore7767]

I mean, think of O and Q, of P and R, of E and F, etc etc

[@koopqi]

it will all be worth it farsi is awesome

[@MR-ub6sq]

It's just a practical way of writing letters together, just like handwriting is taught in Western schools, where most letters are joined together in a certain way. In this case, most often the end result is that you don't take the pen off the paper until you've written the whole word. so here's the same lesson - the only difference is that in the Arabic alphabet this is usually ALWAYS done - unlike ours when our letters are disconnected from each other. So the end result is basically the same as that annoying exercise that students had in elementary school when they had to practice dozens of different handwritten alphabets in some handwriting notebook. It is quite clear that the beginning letter of each word is different from the same letter in the middle of the word or at the end of the word and the same the capital version of the alphabet. You had to know at least six different shapes for each alphabet, even if you didn't realize it!

[@rezagrans1296]

2:04 THINKING BOWT KUNEKSHIN FRUM RIYT LEFTپیوستن حروف از سمت راست\چپ شیوهٔ تفکری غلطیه.[غلطی+ +است] ız rang an'& kunfyooowzing wey for kunsiduring it. Parsee iz

[@rezagrans1296]

yoo'v dun sum inkumperibly hiy levil wurk💍👑💯✨

[@miladeskandari7]

Taj or تاج means crown, not king. Charge= شارژ

[@miladeskandari7]

Zat or ذات means nature, bad zat= evil

[@23_taza]

Kheily mamnoon​@@miladeskandari7

[@3arezu]

he has a funny handwriting, good job

[@Nilih1176]

I love your accent

[@SantiagoGarcia-zt3rv]

Muchas gracias por el vídeo :)

[@it-girl2203]

آب‌‌‌‌👍😁 my first words that I typed in persian niceee

[@whoisnikkkk]

Aab as in water?

[@it-girl2203]

@@whoisnikkkk yes

[@siyacer]

nice

[@goodkimroger]

Nice

[@AriannaBrown-s7v]

Thank you very much for this video!! It was the most helpful video I have seen on this topic. You are going to save my grade in my Persian class!

[@ronaldlapitan1866]

This made my day :) Best of luck in class!

[@MR-ub6sq]

8:02 Again dot mistake with KHE. It's obvious that you're not a native farcist because you can't memorize the letters. When you make a mistake that needs to be corrected, use a correction polish instead of just covering your mistake with the same colored mess. Then another thing regarding the use of the video image industry. Avoid using the bottom of the image for anything meaningful, as a translation tag might be desired there. Now the subtitle covers your drawing - for example 45:02 even though there was plenty of empty space at the top of the image area.

[@annoyingisheep574]

For any serious learner outside of their native language, I never take seriously on people who "just learn from professor." 😂 yeah that person is not farsi native speaker just look at his name. My point is, its very showy for learner of foreign language to teach others while his skill is just 15/100

[@MR-ub6sq]

@@annoyingisheep574 Of course, it's great to be excited about what you're learning, but it all has a lot of flaws and often likely misunderstandings. So he should stop teaching others because he is not qualified for this job. It would be different if he presented his video content than a vlog showing how he has progressed in his studies. Then it would be more acceptable.

[@julianneheindorf5757]

There is no such word in English as “farcist”. There is the word fascist, but I assume you wouldn’t like to be associated with that word. Farsi فارس is not an English word. The correct way in English to describe the language spoken in Iran is to use the word “Persian”. We don’t say „Deutsch“ when talking about German, or “dansk” when talking about Danish or “kalaallisuut” when talking about Greenlandic. When speaking English, we use the proper English nouns or names for other languages.

[@MR-ub6sq]

​@@julianneheindorf5757 You are absolutely correct in everything you mention. Thank you! You are awesome :)

[@MR-ub6sq]

@@julianneheindorf5757 The only thing that left me a little sad is: I thought people were allowed to invent new words. But maybe in the case of the English language, there is some agency that I have to submit the word I've come up with for approval before I can start using it. Here in Finland, we have a very rich language, and we have a state-supported language office that gives recommendations for the use of the language. Yet the richness of our language is partly due to the fact that there is no barrier to inventing new words to use them. Some even borrow thought structures from other languages - which sounds questionable, at least to me. But the most important thing is that people can engage in free communication. and my apologies if this expression I coined is offensive. So is the place name Persepolis, because in Finland the word "perse" means a low-style expression referring to a certain part of the body that one sits on and to which the annoying boss figuratively points the sole of his shoe. And "polis" - well, everyone knows that. Could it be that the recently abolished "chastity police" are actually just like that... I don't know LOL

[@drrupalimokashi]

Excellent

[@Tomullaa]

Amazing lesson! Would it be possible to scan all your sheets from the video and put it in the description with a link to download it? I would like to print it so I can learn it better. Thank you!

[@MR-ub6sq]

Of course, it's great to be excited about what you're learning, but it all has a lot of flaws and often likely misunderstandings. So he should stop teaching others because he is not qualified for this job. It would be different if he presented his video content than a vlog showing how he has progressed in his studies. Then it would be more acceptable.

[@ollierose1783]

@@MR-ub6sqdo you happen to have any Farsi literature learning recommendations then?

[@MR-ub6sq]

@@ollierose1783 For example, Reza and Somayeh Nazari :)

[@arasvali]

Merci dadash

[@hoshi190]

چقدر جالب که برای اولین بار توی یوتوب میبینم یک نفر زبان فارسی تدریس میکنه خیلی عالی.🌹🌹🌹👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

[@الحضراميالطالبمخطار-ن1ل]

You writted The Elphabet ذ ر د ز The same writting

[@xiaowanhuahua]

more comprehensive than native teaching!thank you so much!

[@ronaldlapitan1866]

Thank you so much!

[@mgsiddle]

I have learned to write in Hebrew with no problems however I have to say that the explanation of the connectors in Farsi makes no sense whatsoever!

[@danialjafari4881]

داداش بعضی از کلمات رو اشتباه نوشتی

[@koopqi]

what does final seperate mean? im still confused on the meaning of that

[@ronaldlapitan1866]

There are some final form letters that still attach to the rest of the word on the right side, and some that don't. The latter are final separates. Hope that helps :)

[@koopqi]

@@ronaldlapitan1866 oh so like a non connector version of the letter?

[@ronaldlapitan1866]

@@koopqi Exactly :)

[@freedominglory5330]

Your going way to fast, just cause you get it don’t mean beginners get it

[@sbonfiglioli]

Watching this during the protests and almost thought putting zendegi and azadi next to each other was intentional!

[@miz3567]

is Farsi your first language?

[@aidenbustos8625]

No, he said at the beginning he learned from a professor

[@saeidehhosseini1348]

in persian crown=تاج

[@HadiyeAmiri-xc7zy]

Isn‘t the third letter „se“?

[@abha3845]

Hi it me

[@annasilva6766]

thanks! 💜

[@MR-ub6sq]

Of course, it's great to be excited about what you're learning, but it all has a lot of flaws and often likely misunderstandings. So he should stop teaching others because he is not qualified for this job. It would be different if he presented his video content than a vlog showing how he has progressed in his studies. Then it would be more acceptable.

[@annasilva6766]

@@MR-ub6sq omg chill

[@MR-ub6sq]

@@annasilva6766 you're welcome

[@الحضراميالطالبمخطار-ن1ل]

ایا تو در اهلی ژابون آست ؟

[@GGD707]

Did you want to say, are you from Japan? It's like this: آیا تو اهل ژاپن هستی؟ With invisible sounds: آیا تو اَهلِ ژاپُن هَستی؟

[@1868rachel]

Can you do Fallah

[@ronaldlapitan1866]

What's Fallah?