1. Persian Alphabet

[@Roksy1313]

I speak Farsi bur never learned to read or write it. I'm so happy I found this.

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

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[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

Glad to hear that you're interested in learning how to read and write. We made it so easy for you. You can learn it with 15 mini lessons. You can become a member on Talk Like a Persian website if you like to make it more fun and learn by practicing and complete online activities. Let me know if there is any questions. talklikeapersian.com/learn/

[@youtubeking3617]

@@LearnFarsiorpersian H

[@youtubeking3617]

You too

[@guyguy1154]

same

[@youtubeking3617]

MAN I LIVE THIS THIS IS SO GOOD

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

Glad to hear that you're interested in learning how to read and write. We made it so easy for you. You can learn it with 15 mini lessons. You can become a member on Talk Like a Persian website if you like to make it more fun and learn by practicing and complete online activities. Let me know if there is any questions. talklikeapersian.com/learn/

[@WANIYA806]

Im persian i can speak Persian/farsi but i couldnt write or read farsi but now this really helped me thanks so much ❤

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

You’re very welcome!

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

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[@mohamedo1548]

Letters like Arabic, but the pronunciation is not

[@mohamedo1548]

@@alianoa36 I'm not talking about the ancient language, but rather about the letters, these are Arabic letters.. Since the introduction of Islam to Persia, Anatolia, Central Asia, Pakistan and others, the people of these regions began to write their language in Arabic letters.

[@mohamedo1548]

@@alianoa36 Nonsense😒

[@ອາດາມຈອນ]

​@@alianoa36Quran is Arabic book

[@codpeyfaarmy3480]

its very different with Arabic for example in Persian there are sounds that arabs can't pronounce and it doesn't exist in Arabic like پ،چ،ژ،گ

[@youyah3219]

​@@codpeyfaarmy3480Some Arabic dialects has these sounds but main Arabic doesn't have So we can pronounce them

[@reminiscingvlogs7774]

its fascinating to know how similar the languages hindi and farsi sound so similar...no doubt we have many things similar...😃 I myself hindi englih speaker came here to learn farsi

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

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[@codpeyfaarmy3480]

yes its because of the influence of persian in hindi and they are both in same language family Indo-European

[@FwMaz]

im persian but never learned how to write but i know how to speak a little, thanks for this!

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

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[@m.6343]

one of the most perfect alphabet to speak

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Baran-ali567]

Same like urdu

[@Phymacss]

I’m Arab and wow, most letters are similar but the pronunciation is very different!

[@plrc4593]

Thanks for the video. I've learned to distinguish between the two h sounds.

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

Glad to hear. Please visit the website for more videos and to download course books and complete online activities.

[@codpeyfaarmy3480]

in Persian we have only one pronunciation for h sound but because of the influence of Arabic language there are two h's in alphabet the "ح" is specially for the Arabic words in Arabic the two h's are pronounced different

[@sai24681]

So is gain pronounced the same as qaf in farsi?

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

Yes

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

They both have /gh/ sound

[@rafimohammad1210]

In iranian Farsi yes, In Afghanistan they pronounce it differently

[@scstudios430]

@@rafimohammad1210 yep. In dark they are unique sounds.

[@rafimohammad1210]

@@scstudios430 In dark?

[@learnurduwithsara1068]

Amazing thank you!

[@oummelisa1788]

It not should ط same pronunciation with ٹ in urdu ? It should be same ?

[@LoveYourKitties]

Very helpful, thank you! 💗

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

You're so welcome!

[@dhanapalan4950]

Upload more about Persian

[@erturtemirbaev5207]

Thank you. Happy New year 🎄

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

Thanks!

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

Thanks for sharing!

[@FirshtaSamadi]

not me thinking the Arabic and Farsi alphabet are the same..

[@ronaldmcdonald8303]

These are the modern Persian alphabet numerals, back in ancient times they used different ones, there was also middle Persian with it's own numerals. The modern numerals are based on Arabic. Cyrus II the great would not be able to read this. In London they have one of the 3 Cyrus cylinders. Persian culture is some of the oldest on the planet, their empire spanned all the way from Greece to India!

[@dhanapalan4950]

Superb

[@Baneeners673]

thank u!

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

You're welcome!

[@subswithoutenyVids]

Thx

[@danieliordache1734]

Thank

[@LangBum]

Anyone else getting a KZbin recommended next video popup blocking the last part?

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

Thank you for bringing that up. I changed the position of end screens / popup videos so you would be able to view the last part. Hope you enjoy the content!

[@Derollyroll]

Salam

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

سلام

[@stargazer0016]

What’s the difference between ت and ط ? And the difference between ز ذ ظ ? (If you can explain with IPA that would be great)

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

There is no distinctions between them as far as pronunciation. They all are pronounced the same. As far as spelling, there is no rule behind which one to use. You just need to learn the spellings by practicing them. The most common/t/ is ت and the most common /z/ is ز.

[@عمار-ج2خ]

@@LearnFarsiorpersian ط is used for arabic words.

[@Zeeshan2609]

Urdu has a bit more alphabets and the pronunciation is a bit different for a few alphabets, like; Thei (ت), Suwath (ص), Zuwath (ض), Thoi (ط), Zoi (ظ), Qaaf (ق) Urdu has few more alphabets such as: ا ب پ ت ٹ* ث ۔۔۔ د ڈ* ذ ر ڑ* ز ژ ۔۔۔ ن و ء* ہ ھ* ی ے* ۔

[@Bripolaroutoforder]

I like Persian alphabet

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

Thanks for sharing!

[@parvinmajidi2835]

سلام ‏‪

[@Blackpinkhouse]

الفبای آسونی هستن واقعا و برای یاد گرفتن فقط به کمی تمرین نیاز هست فقط هم ۳۲ حرف هستن

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

چه خوب که به نظرت آسونه

[@fakhruddinsalik2168]

😊😊osm

[@oummelisa1788]

And why غ it sounds like ق ?

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

In Persian there are some letters that have the same sound but different shapes. غ and ق are one of those. The most common one is ق and there is no rule behind which letter to use. It is just matter of practice. If you like to learn more about the letters that have the same sound but different shapes please review the following videos. You can complete related online activities on Talk Like a Persian website. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZonTgWirfseHn5Ysi=zSICIatY7i3BvmI5 Online Activities talklikeapersian.com/learn/

[@jamshidAHMADI-w2r]

Kharazmi ist Grunder vom arabische Alphabet Nicht araber

[@emrannaqibullah1818]

Bro is this Afghan?

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

It is Standard Persian script

[@aspiceoflife]

There are three different letters for 'he' ? ه ح پ

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

There are two types of /h/ in Persian. They sound the same but some words are written with /ه/ and some with /ح/. There is no logic behind the spelling rule and it is matter of practice.

[@aspiceoflife]

@@LearnFarsiorpersian پ is 'pe' but sounds like 'he'

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

@@aspiceoflife To create the //, air is briefly prevented from leaving the vocal tract by closing the lips. The is aspirated when the air is released.

[@SafinaSafina-us4me]

Letter like Urdu but pronunciation is different

[@husnainhyder6713]

Yeah Persian rules

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

Thanks for sharing!

[@husnainhyder6713]

@@LearnFarsiorpersian Great supporter of Persian Cause.

[@wofkaslo]

Where is the difference between ح and ه

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

They have the same sound and both are pronounced as /h/ . The only difference is that for some words we use ح and for others we use ه. There is no rule behind it. It's just matter of practice. ِِExamples : حال ، هوا

[@kiyansemeskandehi8327]

I'm farsi man

[@GAMERXCHARGER]

I only know alif to tad zad

[@homayoun2969]

ق رو اشتباه تلفظ کردید خانوم قاف صحیح است. چون کودکان اشتباه نیاموزند عرض کردم وگرنه قصد تخریب و خورده گیری ندارم. با تشکر از شما.

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

متشکرم

[@zoihatzi5207]

Afganisch ist SEISEEEEEEE

[@faisalnelab]

Was hast du gerade gesagt i Es ist nicht scheise

[@rahman7276]

Its Look Like Arabic Alphabet. But Different

[@cruisesoetz1087]

Its almost the same as Urdu alphabet.

[@emiliaplayzroblox3139]

The fact that i speak persian but idk how to red or write it 🥴

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

That's great that you speak one the seven critical languages. You can learn reading and writing in 15 mini lessons here. Let me know if there is any questions.

[@sisjnwjwk7832]

It’s Arabic alphabet is got upersianized with pronunciation

[@paaripa]

It's perso-arabic alphabet, the original arabic alphabet didn't have dots, Persians added the dots and also there are 4 more letters in Persian alphabet گ چ پ ژ

[@irfanjalil1781]

I’m Afghan but I don’t know how to write with Persian letter😂

[@PardeepSingh-kt2vp]

Bro afghan write Paris script.

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

Become a member on talklikeapersian.com/learn/ to learn Persian alphabet and conversation with Persian movies and short video clips. You can download e-books, movies scripts and complete graded online activities to master your skills.

[@bobby6009]

hey, it's Ghaaf not Ghe

[@MrAscension_]

He ye

[@alfieandlaylafamilylilyand6799]

A B T

[@youtubeking3617]

IS ABC

[@wesamxgh]

Thank god im Arab, they literally ripped off our alphabet and added four more letters and called it Persian, not to mention that more than 50% of the language is Arabic 😂😂

[@wesamxgh]

@@FreezyOH get lost loser You eaither accept islam or pay jizzyah 🏳️🦅 Arab supremacy forever 😝🦅🦅🦅

[@bagel3855]

The alphabet itself was not "ripped off" but rather converted, think of it as: what is the Arabic equivalent of the English letter T? The answer is the letter ت. Same logic applies, but farsi is a completely different language, however, due to the spread of Islam and the geographic proximity between the Persian and Arab worlds, both languages have exchanged and influenced one another. That is why you can find Arabic worlds in Farsi (and many other languages, even English)

[@elhaam4771]

“More than 50%”🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@AkbaraliyevNiyoz]

O qani😂

[@MrAscension_]

Gaf

[@adilrehman7381]

its persian i thought its urdu

[@LearnFarsiorpersian]

Thanks for sharing!

[@MrAscension_]

Fer ge kaf

[@SarahminLaskar-hz6ok]

Pronounce Thik nhi hai glt pronounce hai