Learn Persian/Farsi as a beginner - Lesson 4: Yes/No Questions

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Here is my lesson 4 for you. It is, in fact, the second part of lesson 3: how to make your first basic sentences in Persian. What we learn:
1. The practice of the verb to be and its negation
2. New helpful adjectives
3. How to make yes/no question in spoken Persian
DO NOT FORGET: in order to learn you should take notes and in the end you MUST make YOUR OWN sentences in order to let your mind acquire the structure. Always try to learn new words and put them into the structure, this way you will learn to make sentences automatically without much thinking. Write your questions or the sentences you have made on your own, in the comment section below if you like.
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[@PersianLearning]

4:54 Farsi sentence must be: این کیف یک کم زشته

[@erturtemirbaev5207]

Thank you

[@kingataziyanepl]

oh, thank you so much :D

[@ulrichklein2643]

Danke

[@Brinta3]

3:52 Ghashang = pir?

[@epifania6529]

Its fascinating how we use literally more than half of these words in Hindi and other north Indian languages.

[@arth_chart5280]

Not more than half, only 20-30%. I m finding it difficult to understand Persian, though it's my 5 th day I m ready to put the hardwork.

[@anonymouskiwis2165]

it's Urdu and Hindustani you're talking about, not Hindi. 70% of so called Hindi words spoken are direct Arab and Perso derivatives.

[@azan-183]

The Pakistani National Anthem is completely lexically similar to Persian except one word "ka" (Paak sar zameen ka nizaam) It's assumed if the Persian sentence formation worked with the rhythm, then even "ka" would not be present. So Formal Urdu is much closer to Persian, while daily speech/the spoken form (Hindustani) is somewhere in between pure Urdu/Persian and pure Hindi/Sanskrit

[@aprendoespanol6833]

@@arth_chart5280 how did your studies go. I am curious. I am only starting now. I also studies sanskrit in school. I noticed sometimes farsi also sounds similar to sanskrit.

[@B_Amit]

@@anonymouskiwis2165 bhonsdk urdu originated in lucknow and is a bastard language. Persian Sanskrit Hindi Dari are real languages. Buzz off

[@oxford_phd]

Thank you! This is the only channel I'm using to learn Persian (and persian with Rozina) and ready I can understand and talk to my Persian friends! I speak Urdu and understand Arabic so Persian is a piece of cake!

[@mr.bhoobaun821]

🇵🇰 Urdu and Hindi 🇮🇳 also use these persian words- Mariz, khawab (though it means dream rather than sleep), khamosh (which means shut up!)

[@boysstore8658]

If a learner finds this channel he or she does not need to search for any other channels. MAN FORSI KHOOB NIST, MAN KHEL struggle BO GOOE FORSIYAM. TUN MEHNUT KHUBOSTI ... I am trying to say that "my persian is not good but i am trying and you are doing a great job. RUMI'S LOVER

[@HasanMonjezi-t2e]

جالبه من زبان انگلیسی را از آموزش زبان فارسی شما دارم یاد میگیرم . متشکر

[@can1929]

سلام معلمم! I'm a native Turkish speaker and it feels like we're speaking the same language just with different sounds; amazing to see how close our languages to each other. سپاسگزارم!

[@PersianLearning]

@@can1929 ❤️

[@jassa9263]

It seems Persian is quite similar with Punjabi in Punjabi آسون is آسان جوون is جوان خوشحال is same سخت is same سرد گرم are same ھوا is Wind in Punjabi در is same دور نزدیک are the same خواب is a dream in Punjabi روشن is 💡 light دیر is same For me it seems فارسی خیلی آسانه ممنون ماجید تو خیلی خوشگله

[@epifania6529]

These videos are so useful. Thank you so much!

[@prabhsimarsingh]

Hi Majid ! Why is qaf being pronounced as gh and not q in modern farsi?

[@robogamer2023]

Those two sounds became one

[@shahirkhan6344]

Ah! Best! مَا شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ‎ ~ 🇧🇩

[@rimyllesalves6708]

Kheili mamnoon! Very useful lesson!

[@peterb3181]

Salām, Majid. I actually found Lesson 4 exciting. Exhilarating even. Real sentences! 😊 Thank you for all your hard work.

[@catherinequetant1260]

Thank you for your lessons! Your teaching method is really efficient and I was pleased to impress my Iranian daughter in law after just 4 lessons !!

[@PersianLearning]

Glad to hear that 🙂

[@endielle4]

turkish and persian words are so similar!

[@emiliatube1743]

Thanks you are the best teacher I make Farsi books

[@ibnankhan2329]

its easy for me to learn persian because its same as urdu except the beautifull word we call it khubsoorat.

[@taryngesmundo6928]

Oh no, now I'm intrigued by Urdu. "khubsoorat" sounds beautiful!

[@arthurgapany6683]

مرسی

[@datwolfmanyouknow4109]

خيلى ممنون!

[@zaidishamim2539]

Thanks alot.

[@noorfraz7440]

Love from Pakistan ❤

[@prabhsimarsingh]

marker 3:50, you put javoon and peer in farsi next to qashang and zesht. Extremely nice videos btw !

[@EmanueleSbardella]

It's probably no coincidence that the words for "difficult" (sakht) and "ugly" (zesht) sound so similar. :) Just one real question: Is it correct to say "otaagh garmast" instead of "otaagh garme"? Anyway, kheili kheili mamnoon!

[@EmanueleSbardella]

PS. Faarsi kheili aasun nist, ammaa gashenge!

[@PersianLearning]

garm ast(standard formal form), garme (conversational spoken form)

[@ML-pe1zc]

In video kheili khube! Mamnun!

[@alm9343]

and yes somehow Farsi seems khelli aasone

[@ttrr9873]

خیلی قشنگی

[@delavarsabounchi3873]

واژه اون نادرست است واژه او درست است واژه اونا نادرست است واژه آنها درست است واژه مریض تازی است واژه بیمار ایرانی است واژه جوون نادرست واژه جوان درست است واژه آسون نادرست است واژه آسان درست است واقعا تازی است به درستی درست است

[@SandeepSingh-wp6gx]

Mehrbaani Ustaad Ji 💐

[@Mino0-mi]

اول میخواهم بگویم خیلی ممنون معلم قشنگ و زیبا، من واقعا از درس شما بهرد و سود بردم ❤

[@salmanhzaidi]

Very can also be Bisyaar ? and beautiful as maghbool ?

[@evadaspelgruber961]

مرسی، این درس خیلی جالبه.

[@r.v816]

Majid khelyi khube. In Video vaghean sakht nist. Merci Majid! Khoda hafez.

[@dr.prieyankagupta52]

if we have to say " i am tired " will it be man khaste shodam?

[@solsi213]

خوبه ، متشكرم

[@tatalootatality2275]

Persian is really beautiful💎

[@cuteladybug8622]

I love Persian too. It sounds regal. Listening to Persian makes me happy. 😊🥰

[@prince223681]

Persians are beautiful too

[@chimala2671]

thank you so much for these lessons, your work is appreciated!

[@danielomar5301]

Awesome

[@ponniicharlene]

Thank you thank you

[@ushaguppta7754]

Kheli Mamnoon sir....

[@generaltube8639]

You are very young = shoma kheili javun hastid. Can I say like this ?

[@PersianLearning]

Yes 👍

[@arthurgapany6683]

Mersi

[@muddassirhussain7579]

khasahang sir

[@marlakurz5169]

Thank you so much, مرسی✨😊🙏🏼

[@hannabouttros172]

AGHA, YOUR LESSONS ARE GREAT, BUT YOU MADE A MISTAKE WHEN YOU WROTE IN KIF YEKAM ZESHTE IN PERSIAN, YOU WROTE IN SHAHR KHEILI GHASHANGE - THIS CITY IS VERY BEAUTIFUL, INSTEAD.

[@PersianLearning]

Please look at the first pinned comment

[@hannabouttros172]

BALE AGHA. ALAN MIFAHMAM...SEPAS GOZARAM!

[@wzhykhukpuk]

thanks a lot

[@anageya6411]

Thank you for the video!

[@hadoubermorgen6557]

Salām, I have three questions and would be happy about an answer. 1. In many cases I like the "formal" Persian more, for example مهربان in my opinion sounds much better than مهربون. How strange would it be to speak like that? Notice that I prefere beautiful language in my mothertongue too, so it's ok for me to speak a bit formal. But of cause I don't want to seem medieval. 2. Can I speak the غ like the German/French r or does that sound wrong? And what's about saying "k" instead of "q"? 3. What if two or more suffixes come together? For example, how can I say "My tired heart!" using the vocative suffix آ and this posessive suffix ام? "Dilama-e xaste" sounds very wrong.

[@PersianLearning]

1. if you say Mehrabaan, it will never be strange! 2. yes you can, but if you don't mix it up later with real R sound, das ist was viele Deutsche machen wenn die richtig Persisch aussprechen wollen :) 3. Go to the next video 'possessives' you will learn it. It will be : Ghalb E khaste YE man

[@hadoubermorgen6557]

@@PersianLearning Oh, thank you very much for your quick answer!

[@fatemehnabtipwr4423]

Im an iranian Its not bad to say مهربان in some cities but native speakers say مهربون so its better

[@nadeem2208]

why the letter Q is pronounced G?

[@PersianLearning]

The Gh (ق) sound is written as Q in English, as there is no such sound in English.

[@danielomar5301]

@@PersianLearning is the letter Q(ق) pronounced like (غ) sometimes?! Interesting. Thanks for the video 😊😊😊

[@PersianLearning]

@@danielomar5301 they both have the same pronounciation in Persian.

[@waelmkaouar396]

Salam Dr.Majid. I have a question, what does bikhi bigi ( بيخى بيكي) my persian friend say it and laugh about it. does it mean smthg bad?

[@Raezeman]

Thank you for the lesson!

[@legitprowrestling6653]

Thank you very much for your wonderful videos. This is day two of studying Persian. Your teaching style is truly amazing! Merci doostaman!

[@gastonmartinez6316]

I recently decided to learn persian officially 😁 I'm confused with the adjective: sleeping. Why is it pronounced that way? Shouldn't it be "Khawaabe"? Is the و not pronounced?

[@balgissafira3247]

Hi from Indonesia 🇮🇩 thank you for your amazing video that easy to understand 🥰🙏🏻

[@khantravelguide]

بلہ خیلی آسانہ

[@JOANBAQER]

Very good teacher

[@samk743]

Thanks brother, you are doing great job, excellent work

[@ubaidullah1611]

Amazing Thanks a lot for this video ❣️❣️❣️

[@birsiatatca0n7y]

This so so good for learning Farsi!! Thank you for writing it in Farsi also!

[@shiavoice438]

From India . Excellent

[@anageya6411]

In minute 5:00 , beside beautiful/ugly Ghashang /zesht it says جوون/ پیر How is Ghashang /zesht written in Persian?

[@PersianLearning]

قشنگ ، زشت

[@BirdieGenny]

Is روشن also means bright? Like حیات از اطاق روشن‌تر است

[@PersianLearning]

Yes

[@Нарангэрэлэнэхэнбэ]

Mamnoon, Majid. Farssi kheili asune.

[@edelevriend]

Thank you, I want to learn Persian to be able to communicate with my best friend's family and friends when I visit him. These videos are so helpful, kheyli mamnoon! I have one question: it seems that the "khaa" sound can be written in multiple ways. Sometimes خوا (in khaab) and other times خا (khaamush). Could you explain this?

[@PersianLearning]

It is right, it is the conversational writibg system , like english words, why the word "enough" is not written woth F? 😉

[@BirdieGenny]

Two things: you add « ast » after baste because it already ending with an « e »? Is it possible to say « in film ghadime »?

[@PersianLearning]

yes, 'ast' comes when the word before has a vowel at the end. Old is 'ghadimi', so you must say 'ghadimie'

[@alexpopowitz9]

Bewitching! 😁😊🤗

[@RedcatOB]

Absolutely spectacular

[@alinexus692]

Salam, kheli mutashkarm! can you please write "Yekam"= little, by the farsi font because i searched for it and couldn't find it

[@PersianLearning]

I have just wrote the correction and pinned it in the comment section

[@alinexus692]

@@PersianLearning متشکرم ، استاد

[@briallansoto9735]

Good afternoon teacher. I think there some mistakes in the Persian words for beautiful and ugly (in the adjectives part)

[@PersianLearning]

See the pinned comment

[@briallansoto9735]

@@PersianLearning kheili mamnum

[@sundharkumar5203]

Why "hotel kheily dur nist" and why not "hotel kheily na dure???".please answer my confusion,sir.. Thank you!!

[@PersianLearning]

the negative of 'ast' (is) is 'NIST'

[@sundharkumar5203]

@@PersianLearning thank you sir!

[@BirdieGenny]

The sentence in English about the bag doesn’t match the one in Farsi about a town . Maybe you wanted to test us! 😆

[@PersianLearning]

That was a later edit, for which I forgot to edit the sentence also in Farsi 😁🤣

[@marton.9530]

What is the difference between "yekam" and "yekami" (what I found on a dictionary website)?

[@PersianLearning]

They are the same

[@marton.9530]

@@PersianLearning Kheili mamnun!

[@lungu1739]

خیلی ممنون!

[@DonCnuPuDoH]

11:20 Oona Iranian - why the sentence in arabic ends with "and"? Just rewriting sentences from hand in textbook, want to understand every nuance.

[@PersianLearning]

In spoken Farsi you can say both "an" & "and" while the formal form is "and".

[@DonCnuPuDoH]

@@PersianLearning moteshakeram, moallem

[@arth_chart5280]

My room is small. Man otaagh kuchike. Is this correct???

[@drumchanneltunnel5191]

otaagh-e man kuchike.

[@Mino0-mi]

اتاقِ من کوچیکە

[@mariaazdam71]

🌷🌷🌷

[@booksgeek8649]

niiiice

[@alm9343]

Salam Sir Majid. Dose roshan mean light and bright?

[@PersianLearning]

bight

[@alm9343]

@@PersianLearning Thank you

[@deborashirata863]

At 4:20 - on the video - the part in farsi words for Ghashang/zesht is writting wrong...

[@PersianLearning]

Yes, I found it when the video was already published 🙃

[@deborashirata863]

@@PersianLearning 🤗❤️ i am watching the videos only now... I discovered just a few days ago, and I am loving it 🙏🏻

[@PersianLearning]

@@deborashirata863 I am more than glad to welcome you to my channel, to our Farsi club 😉😍🌷

[@mukhalladmurad6877]

Videos accuracy not good , thanks for nice explanation