Learn Persian: 3 - How to Say Where You're From / Forms of You

In this lesson, we learn the different forms of you, formal and informal. In addition, we build on learning how to introduce yourself, including asking where others are from, and how to answer where you are from.

[@kateleslieannnavarro7890]

Hello! I'm from the Philippines and married to an Iranian. Your videos is easier to understand among all the videos that I tried. Kheily mamnoon.

[@AvrahamYairStern]

I like how with each lesson, Chris starts looking more Persian

[@danielrobert3724]

Thanks for the videos. I would love to see the written Farsi below the transliterated version. That would be helpful to those of us trying to learn to read the language as well.

[@SophieProductions100]

I love your videos! My Dad's side of the family is Persian but I've never been taught it, so I'm learning now! This is such a fun and relaxed way to learn. Thank you!

[@MegaLinable]

Same here! My dad´s side of the family is persian but I`ve never been taught it either. So I`m trying to learn😬

[@SophieProductions100]

@@MegaLinable ah that's so cool! How are you getting on with it? I've been listening to the chai and conversation podcasts as well, they're helpful!

[@hibiscusflower5911]

Nice berkey

[@Realarshia]

This video is great as iranian that im living in iran i think with this video is easy to learn farsi 🇮🇷

[@binaanvari1745]

Same here!

[@ariefarah3049]

Your podcast & youtube videos are absolutely amazing. My children & I listen to them and they’re so helpful. Thank you for making these.

[@nunciosidereo4070]

As an spaniard i loved first that the first country you said, apart from Iran and America, is Spain, and the fact is pronounced pretty much the same in spanish. Espāniā España. :) Merci Edit: the firstand only!! Hehehehe :D

[@mariaelenaalejandrasanchez9549]

I love your videos, thanks you so much. I started my farsi classes one week ago and you are really helping me. Thanks you so much and much love from Argentina.

[@willf3694]

Maria Elena Alejandra Sanchez Hello, how is it going? I just started learning persian 2 days ago

[@miguelpacheco2129]

Hola María, acá te saluda un compatriota que también está aprendiendo este idioma. Te está resultando difícil? Saludos

[@masterchief167]

Guys. Make more videos please!!!!

[@Adam-oe2gw]

Thank you for this video...Fr..Thailand

[@zilehumakamal5818]

Kheli mamnon this is really helpful for me 😘😘😘😘

[@faizasana1275]

Thank u i learnt a lot of Persian Tashakur Biseyar

[@erickavelez5186]

Wow your english is excellent 👌 Great videos by the way!!

[@Mindful_TEA_Break]

Thank you for sharing with us. It's really nice to review some basics and see Chris view on learning Persian. One ask - is it possible to make audio on higher volume when editing the video? It's quite low volume compared to other yt videos so I always have to turn the speakers up and also the intro/outro music is a lot louder than you guys speaking.

[@chai_and_conversation]

Thanks for the feedback! We'll work on getting those volume levels up. :)

[@ardaaviraaz7529]

درود به شما سپاس از تلاشی که برای آموزش فارسی می کنید جمله اسم من ... هست، . اسشتباهِ ... چونکه باید بگیم اسم من ... است ... جمله ای که گفتی اشتباه است و نباید بگوییم اشتباه هست .... یعنی هست برای بودن چیزی به کار می رود ... مانند آنجا خانه زیبایی هست. یا من در خانه هستم ... آنها خسته هستند ... خدا هست برای نمونه می گوییم، او هست ... و نمی گوییم او است، چون جمله او است چیزی را نمی رساند ولی می گوییم او خوب است ... او مدرسه است ...نام او ... است. هست بر بودن چیزی اشاره دارد ولی است بر چگونگی آن چیز اشاره دارد مانند خوب بودن یا بیمار بودن یا جایی بودن ای کاش واژه های عربی رو تا جایی که میشه به کار نبریم ... مانند واژه های سلام و اسم ... که میشه درود و نام رو به کار ببریم با سپاس فراوان

[@meryemy7120]

Thank you,🌸 beatiful video and you are also so cute and fun

[@Paraselene_Tao]

You two are so warm and friendly in this episode compared with the first two episodes 😁. What changed?

[@AliceObscura]

You guys live in Austin???? So do I!!!!

[@engstepforward]

Esme man Ashfaq Ahmed hast

[@brucepessoa]

Salaam! Very nice your video. What is your web site? And why do you write esmé shomã cheeyé instead of esma shoma chieh? I got confused. There are many ways to write the phrase? Thank bye

[@chai_and_conversation]

Salam Bruce! Our website is www.chaiandconversation.com/

[@omidpayanda7138]

Well my friend, I start learning english, And if you want to learn persian we can share our information.

[@fashion9319]

How do you say in persian”thank you from the bottom of my heart?

[@baranvabaharan]

we say it this way: az samim e ghalb az shoma mamnoon am. 😊

[@synchronicity67]

Is it koja or KHoja? Bec in d text it was koja but I heard kh...? Also had a question- in Persian do some consonants like T, D have 2 ways or sounds like in hindi eg. One T is said with tongue on upper palate n other softer with tongue between teeth.. Merci Ps- also if esmé is What, do u have to say in reply as esmé man....?? Ok re heard n realize esmé is name not wat 🤭

[@whiskersthecat8124]

Why do you say Shoma Hasteen and not Shoma Hasteed?

[@muhammadbilal954]

Man AZ Pakistan hastam

[@luisdrag12]

What's the difference between hasteen and hasteed?

[@hosseinkargar2992]

Both of them are the same thing. means Are u? but hasteen is kinda informal while hasteed is formal and more polite.

[@bartoszwiszniewski1715]

It's funny, couse I heard again very similar world, in Persian, that sounds like in My native language. (Polish) After 5,6 (in Persian pang, śeś, Poland - pięć, sześć ) i see Cheeye, that sound the same like, "czyje" which mean "whose". Only the "cz" it's sounds more harder.

[@aliaskari456]

What ahle means

[@curlysue91]

Place

[@muhammadbilal954]

Isme mane Bilal hast

[@christianleo3135]

Actually, an informal version of "Where are you from" is ahle koja'i

[@christianleo3135]

Persian is a language even softer than French. So, try not to pronounce it harshly.

[@MrFrenchteacher1]

Bla bla Too much English,