Persian Words & Phrases 14: Family Members in Farsi

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Lesson 14 of Persian words and Phrases teaches you different words for family members in Farsi.
There are many videos on KZbin on the same topic, but what makes my vocabulary lesson different is that you are introduced to words and phrases as they are used in real spoken Farsi. Even more important is that the lessons are topic-based, which means each video presents Persian vocabulary and phrases under a particular subject such as family, jobs, love, shopping, etc. Moreover, I will give you examples and useful Persian sentences to let you see how the words are used in real conversations. Last but not least, each word is pronounced by two speakers: a woman and a man (me 😉 ). So, let's learn some Farsi vocabulary!
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[@sarian3759]

A very good lesson 👍 Thank you

[@existence_consciousness_bliss]

4:16 In hindi we also say "daamaad" چه حالب.

[@tonysong7721]

Wow the word daughter in English and Persian almost the same!

[@vikvik9573]

سلام از رومانیا!!!🙋‍♀️❤️🇮🇷

[@nigamahamad5897]

thank uuu

[@aboali9253]

Excellent as always , thanks

[@t.bd.technology6210]

Nice

[@pascalwager4544]

There is a issue with Uncle and Aunt on both sides. For example, on mother's side, it doesn't clarify if the uncle is the husband of the aunt (mother's sister) or mother's brother. Similarly, it doesn't mention the Aunt which is the sister of the father and her husband. Additionally, it shows in the accompanying tree the uncle and aunt being married together having a child which is wild.

[@umaribrahim9619]

Weiter so!

[@gazingpearllife9233]

Loads of words are same as in Urdu

[@mirlaila2000]

Can I call my elder brother daei?

[@BirdieGenny]

I’m wondering why there is no ezâfe in the family’s members names?

[@PersianLearning]

Because they are as it is, grammatically you are right we need an 'e', however they have become one word together without a need of adding 'e'. The same is for Aadam barfi (snowman), which you asked and I forgot to answer.