Persian Made Simple: Get all the basics in Under 10 Minutes! | Glossika

[@cndcpwll]

The first year+ of my Persian study in 10min. Damn. Ha!

[@WeTube-mf1it]

Any chance you'll cover Persian again? This style of information dense videos is really helpful, and I would love to study more Persian or Russian concepts in this manner

[@shayanghafoori2611]

Salam and dorood I'm a Persian and I loved this summary it's so easy and complete thank you so much for your great support and help. A lot of love from all the Persian speakers ❤️

[@annieb.484]

Plz make more videos on persian language basics

[@a.i979]

Loved this trying to learn persian and turkish, both the videos on it were best Merci

[@davegraham7550]

Great series...sum it up in a few minutes.

[@kerimhadzibegovic1144]

First like mi konam. Kheily mamnun. In dars kheily khoub ast. Man, yek soal mi porsam baraye diphtongs dar zaboun-e farsi. Dobare kheily mamnun. Besalamati Hame behtarin Kerim (Kareem) I do hope that this is readable, what I wrote in persian language.

[@shayanghafoori2611]

Hello can you please make the same video for German and Armenian

[@kobikaicalev175]

Want to see Adygea / Circassian language, thank you!

[@xiao130]

seems like Persian is more learning friendly than Arabic

[@mushmax96]

Pesian looks very easy but it is very difficult.

[@user-vn7ce5ig1z]

• 8:15 - Shouldn't the last one (I want) be mixaam? 🤔 • This is more like formal/proper Afghani Parsi/Dari than the colloquial Farsi they speak in Iran, at least in the cities. This is probably what they teach in schools, but the kids speak slang in the streets, just like everywhere else. 😂

[@JazmineInjection]

Kind of wish the slides didn’t fly by so quickly. Nobody can read that quickly lol. Also using an X for KH threw me off. I kept reading it like a ‘Z’ sound in xylophone.

[@roozshah]

Learning Persian in this colloquial form is not the best approach I suppose. First of all what you showcased here is "Tehrani Persian" which is not necessarily the way every Persian speaker speaks. Secondly this could be misleading in many ways when a learner wants to really learn the language, because if you learn the Tehrani version, you would need to somehow "learn again" Esfahani as well, since the way the formal language evolves to its colloquial form, could be quite different. However if one learns the formal/literary Persian, then with a much less effort they can learn various colloquial forms.