Learn Persian/Farsi as a beginner 6: Plural

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Lesson 6 on my video series for learning Persian (Farsi) as a beginner is a Persian grammar lesson on how to make a plural in Farsi. Please watch the video to the end, because each video in the series is a must-watch for the next episode. I always use the vocabulary and grammar that we have already watched in the last lessons. In this lesson, you will learn how to make nouns plural in Persian with examples from lesson 5 and extra new examples to help you master the rule, and also facilitate your sentence-making skill. So, let's learn Persian with this grammar lesson.
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[@PersianLearning]

so happy to read such motivating comments!

[@ashikbsmmc]

من شروع به تماشای ویدیوهای شما 4 ماه پیش کردم. اکنون می توانم فارسی صحبت کنم.

[@Allahyari165]

Although it is very easy for a Urdu speaker to learn Persian but your videos help me alot

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[@ponniicharlene]

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[@kaka3630]

Why not اونها خونه هاي ما نستيد rather than اونها خونه هاي نتستند Min 10:36

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برادرجون اونا کیفهای ما نیستند خواهرم اینا لباسهای منن مادرم جورابهام کجایند

[@tazaabha]

Salam Majid agha. I think when you refer to plural with adjectives, you are meaning plural with pronouns. I was confused until I realized you meant pronouns and not adjectives. Pedar for example is not an adjective, it is a noun. But the conjugation is different because it is with a pronoun and not a regular noun (like doors of the room). Thank you.

[@ejazhaq1160]

سلامت باشید آغا۔ سپاس از شما۔ خیلی ممنونم

[@mukhalladmurad6877]

Thanks Mr Majid Why you used كيفه by add ه at the end for single and added ن for plural

[@TomKevlar]

"You can't have more than one papa" Uh oh, lets hope no one who is easily offended is learning Persian with Majid

[@siangchan258]

10:12 except manan I think should add ''d''at the end of toan nistan sefidan and khuban, right?

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[@IesaDinar-cf2lb]

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[@petermaastricht]

Dear Majid, thank you so much for you beautiful lessons! I have a small question. Ketaabam means "my book", and Ketaabaam means "my books", right? But can I hear the difference?

[@PersianLearning]

theat's the difference between 'æ' and 'A' sound,

[@MrRazzouli]

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من فارسی را خیلی دوست دارام

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[@PrzemekKocur]

Very good and informative lesson. Thank you. But... there is a mistake in the line: Your friends are at school. The verb is written as است which means "is" not "are". I would like to see it written in Persian, because in Arabic we connect ه with what follows so if it was Arabic it would look like this: هند I am not sure how it looks like in Persian. I guess it is not connecting with what follows, so it would be something like this: مدرسه اند but I am not sure. Would you be so kind as to clarify it. Thank you in advance.

[@PersianLearning]

Oops as you said the persian sentence I forgot to change it to plural, but for the finglish one it is correct. Here you are bothe singular and plural: You friend is at school: دوستت مدرسه است Your friends are at school: دوستات مدرسه اند.

[@PrzemekKocur]

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[@theDriveGuy84]

So helpful. Your videos are awesome, especially for people learning on their own like me. مرسی

[@BirdieGenny]

I suppose that if I say “دوستها ایم” it’s a more formal way to talk... It’s difficult to re-learn all this (possessives and plural) in the every day language. Will I be too weird if I talk this way?

[@PersianLearning]

It is not too weird if you say it, but get ready to hear the spoken form always from people 😉 and also drop the A, make it: دوستهایم

[@zacky2009]

Farsi kheli asune, thanks Mr Majid for your great lessons

[@NoName-xi8yr]

great lesson, as usual 👍 Dars(h)aat kheyli khub an 😁

[@atoosababamohamadi]

Beautiful language

[@zaidishamim2539]

Thankyou so much.

[@zainjafry2658]

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[@leedtravels6629]

During my trip for iran, they called mobile (Gosha) something like that..

[@ahmedsarbazi1]

Gosha na goshi 😂

[@ahmedsarbazi1]

گوشی

[@HasanMonjezi-t2e]

متشکر.

[@fauziamalik5569]

Pinjra e utaq baza

[@talhaabdullah2859]

persian is a beautiful language Im learning it to read Hafez and Rumi in persian. we speak urdu in pakistan there are similarities and the script is the same which makes it easier

[@shamsulhaque3718]

Sir , very nice. I have learnt a lot of persian.i can understand Persian but I can't talk. I just want to understand Rumi and Allama Iqbal. But that seems difficult. Could u please help. Is their any source of translation.

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[@rimyllesalves6708]

A question, please! Why is mobail(h)ash, not mobail (h)aaye?

[@PersianLearning]

mobailhash (his mobile phones) = mobie haye oon (the mobile phones of his) Althought both are correct, the first one is more popular.

[@ashikbsmmc]

خیلی متشکرم

[@Oelov]

is there a list of verbs you put after the noun in plural. For instance after "khub" you add "an" for plural possesive when it's "budan". How would you for instance say "his friends are running" or his friends are eating"? is there a rule or is it irregular?

[@PersianLearning]

Ask your questions here if you have any, I will answer all questions :)

[@evadaspelgruber961]

یک سوال دارم: Do you hear the difference when you say "my book" or "my books" (short version)?

[@PersianLearning]

@@evadaspelgruber961 yes of course. My book: ketaabam, my books: ketaabhaam. (Haaaaa sound)

[@dkp4976]

Sometimes I hear the word “de ge” after a sentence. Do you know what this is?

[@PersianLearning]

@@dkp4976 you mean 'dige'? Can you give me the time in the video when you heard that?

[@dkp4976]

@@PersianLearning I hear my cousins saying it but they can’t explain it to me and sorry I cannot find a video for you at this moment I’m sorry

[@benmcintyre1273]

For the last sentence, would it also be correct to say??: Doost(h)aam khuban

[@الحضراميالطالبمخطار-ك8ف]

Maşinhà yè baçè

[@fauziamalik5569]

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خیلی‌ ممنون از کار مهم و دقیقی‌ که انجام دادید، دخترم دارد درسهای شما را دنبال می‌کند، مرسی‌.

[@MakingSenseoftheWorld]

Excellent lessons.Great work Majid sir.

[@existence_consciousness_bliss]

What should be translation of our history teacher معلمِ تاریخِ ما Am I correct??

[@PersianLearning]

Exactly 👌

[@oxford_phd]

Thank you!

[@faridsafarli7511]

Hi Majid, Thank you for these lessons i did not get the ending of words such as manan, toan, what is this "an" ? i mean if "Inhaa kelidhaaye to" is absolutely correct then what is the role of this "an"(toan). Is it like "Inhaa kelidhaaye to hastan"? so this "an" comes from "hastan"? Thank you!

[@STCamposDaniel]

Yes, an is the shortned form for hastan. So an is the verb "are"

[@heydariladan8820]

Wie immer sehr gut

[@tasinrafi923]

Assalamualaikum sir. How can I understand persian writing without jer, jabr, pesh which is used in arabic for non arabs for their convenience?

[@amaanhussainbarbhuyan9628]

It is easier ask urdu speakers how can they read zer zabr pesh introduced only for the reason that people should recite quran e kareem correctly otherwise there's no need of that

[@marton.9530]

These are the examples but the other way to say it. Are they correct? Inhâ bachehâman. Inhâ kelidhâtan? Unhâ khunehâmun nistan. Mobailhâ-ye un sefidan. Dusthâm kheili khuban.

[@PersianLearning]

right!

[@marton.9530]

@@PersianLearning Thx

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Фарси сахт нист. Мамнуун.

[@Hermesborugerdian]

1:53 Majid jan, actually “an” that is used with Persian nouns such as “dost” is a Persian pluralisation that is shortened from “gan” like in “Azadeh-gan” and “Farzaneh-gan”.

[@PersianLearning]

چرا گفتم عربی؟ 😐🤔 ها/ان نشانه های جمع فارسی هستن 🤦‍♂️ سعی میکنم تو یوتیوب استودیو اون قسمت رو پاک کنم، یا اینجا اصلاحیه بذارم، مرسی از توجه و تصحیحت سروش جان 👌🌷

[@Hermesborugerdian]

@@PersianLearning No worries dadash, you’re doing such an amazing job 🙏🏼

[@DonCnuPuDoH]

What is usage for (h) in plural form? Is it some sort of not necessary to write letters? Just curious, you gave us two forms for plurals - shall I suppose it as both approvable, or this "h" has some crucial meaning in some words? Thank you in advance. Btw, i just tried to romanize Rumi's quote, can you check for errors, please? با من ترش است روی یار قدری شیرینتر از این ترش ندیدم شکری بیزار شود شکر زشیرینی خویش گر زان شکر ترش بیاید خبری Ba man torsh ast ruyar quedari Shiribetore Az In teresh nedidam shekrami Bizare shud shekr zeshirini khavish Ger zan shekr teresh bilid khebri

[@PersianLearning]

HA is the correct plural makers, when it comes to conversation, many people usually drop the H, but you can still go with it :) Ba man torsh ast ruye yar qadari Shirin tar az in torsh nadidam shekrari Bizar shavad shekar az shirini e khish Ger zan shekare torsh biayad khabari

[@DonCnuPuDoH]

@@PersianLearning thank you and thanx for correcting. A lot of errors here, and many of them are based on vowels, which is not written. Would it be explained in further lessons?

[@fauziamalik5569]

Dost hay mun khoob ust.

[@cli9943]

Why does In ye kife has an e at the end of kif?

[@zach5025]

You probably found out by now, but if not, the ending "e" means "is", basically the spoken version of "ast"

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[@mariaazdam71]

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[@sofiaab350]

Hi teacher Majid !!!! Could u please write to me the other option u said in the video to the sentence: Inna bache(h)aaye manan. I didnt understand the other option to this sentence. Sophia

[@sofiaab350]

Im trying to do the other option and i"d like u correct me please: Inaa bache(h)aaman.

[@PersianLearning]

You had it right! well done! bachehaa ye man OR bachehaam , then you have to add TO BE, which can be 'hastand' or easily the ending AN.

[@sofiaab350]

@@PersianLearning Thanks.Teacher.Amazing classes.Love it.Waiting the next classes....

[@sofiaab350]

Teacher do you have whatsapp number....I'd love to keep in touch....

[@PersianLearning]

@@sofiaab350 unfortunately I don't have a special number for this group or my classes. Join my Facebook page and group, you can contact me there.

[@epifania6529]

اینا کتاب های من است Is this correct

[@PersianLearning]

yes

[@MonteCrista70]

@@PersianLearning Wouldn't it be "اند" since "books" is plural?🤔

[@PersianLearning]

@@MonteCrista70 both are possible as we tend to use singular verbs for plural in some cases.

[@MonteCrista70]

@@PersianLearning Thank you for clarifying!