Complete Persian Course: Learn From Scratch

Begin the day by learning the first eight Persian alphabet letters, practice writing from right to left, and memorize them through repeated writing and playful letter examples.

Continue learning the Persian alphabet by practicing seven letters: h, kh, d, z, r, z, zh—along with writing direction and pronunciation, plus Arabic influence and four z forms.

Day 3 continues the Persian alphabet, teaching S forms (serving, sea, sickle), SH with shrimps, Z variants (zigzag, zombie, zeal), and T shapes (tray, toes), noting similarity to Arabic sounds.

On day 4 of the complete Persian course, learn several new Persian letters, hear throat-based sounds, and practice forming letters with guided pronunciation and group chat assignments.

Day 5 finishes the Persian alphabet, introducing multiple letters through visual shapes and writing practice, helping learners recognize letter forms and practice writing them.

Explore how the Persian alphabet derives from the Arabic script, with emphasis on pronunciation differences, letters unique to Persian, and the need to memorize spelling like English.

Learn how Persian letters join with vowels to form different shapes, and apply rules, like never joining a letter after itself, through many examples of word forms.

Learn how the Persian alphabet forms words by joining letters in the beginning, middle, or end positions, and practice writing and pronouncing many example words.

Learn the Persian alphabet's long vowels and long wobble forms, and practice their initial, medial, and final positions with English loanwords and everyday terms to master joining rules.

Day 10 introduces the Persian alphabet's short vowels and diacritic marks above letters, contrasting classroom writing with real-life usage through examples like chat, rap, adam, yemen, and laptop.

Day 11 guides you through Persian short vowels, focusing on the second short vowel 'in,' its pronunciation in initial and final positions, and practical word-by-word practice with examples.

Learn essential Persian vocabulary through English-Persian translation examples, covering common nouns, places, and everyday terms such as supermarket, Pakistan, Iran, Afghanistan, and internet.

Day 12, day two of learning short vowels a and o, shows when to write vowels at the beginning, middle, or end of words, with examples like tom and atom.

Explore the Persian alphabet, its joining rules, and the distinction between long vowels e and o and short vowels a and o. Use Google Translate for translation and pronunciation.

Master the most powerful Persian words for beginners, including salam, mamnoon, lütfen, hatman, yakami, and mish, and practice using them in travel scenarios from airport to hotel and meals.

Learn the general structure of Persian sentences and how pronouns determine endings. Practice using man, tau, shoma, un, in, ma, una, ina, and ena to form simple statements.

Discover the complete ownership forms in Persian by adding a possessive marker to nouns, covering singular and plural forms, and practicing with many examples.

Learn Persian numbers from 1 to 10, patterns for 11–20, 20–100 basics, and how to read currencies real and toman, emergency numbers, and ordinals formed by adding om.

Learn how to ask questions in Persian using key words like ki, kai, che, koja, and chand, covering what, who, how, where, when, and time.

Review the previous conversations 1 to 5 and learn many sentences. Practice making your own Persian sentences, using word lists to check meanings and solidify learning.

Learn Persian location vocabulary and spatial terms, including inside, outside, top, bottom, left, right, front, back, and places like house, park, masjid, kilesa, school, hospital.

Explore Persian time concepts, including present, past, and future expressions, days, weeks, seasons, calendars, and how to read clocks with practical examples.

Discover Persian connection words that link words and phrases, with practical examples of and or var ya, us as mano to madam, and as to, from this to that place.

This day 22 lesson introduces Persian connection words 2, teaching how to use if, because, also, and other connectors in daily conversation through practical examples.

Learn Persian suffixes and more, including plural formation with ha, the use of -e or -ye for articles, and tar/tarin comparisons, plus essential color, body, and family vocabulary.

Learn the names of common room objects in Persian and how to call them and make sentences describing items like bed, window, lamp, curtain, sofa, and book.

Master Persian verbs by exploring present, past, future, continuous, and perfect forms, using suffixes and pronoun endings to build clear, time-accurate sentences.

this lecture introduces the second set of Persian verbs, showing how to form past, present, future, continuous, and perfect tenses from common verbs using the do form and verb stems.

Explore Persian verbs with infinitive forms and conjugations across past, present, and future, featuring a list of 105 verbs and 30 common daily verbs with examples.

Watch a movie and study Persian from scratch, using the show's scenes and cultural references to strengthen listening, comprehension, and language learning skills.