Farsi Crash Course for Beginners: Speak Farsi Confidently

Learn basic greetings in Farsi, how to say your name and ask for someone’s name, and how to ask and respond to how are you with practice of common phrases.

Explore the full list of Farsi alphabets, learn right-to-left writing, and practice letter pronunciation and name formation like Mohammad, with a preview of shapes and short vowels.

Group the farsi alphabet letters by sounds, color-code the sound groups, and practice pronunciation to build mouth muscle memory for all 32 letters.

Explore short vowels in Farsi, the three vowels that shape pronunciation and their use in writing, with examples like salam and gol to help beginners build confidence.

Master the three long vowels in Farsi: a, e, and u to differentiate from short vowels, improve pronunciation, and boost everyday conversational fluency.

Explore grouping sounds of the Farsi alphabet and phonetics, learning how the 32 letters and six vowels sound, including letters with the same pronunciation, to improve pronunciation accuracy.

Learn the three Farsi letter positions: initial, medial, and final, and how to connect letters to form words with examples like salam, name, touch, and mother.

Explore the three positions of Farsi letters—initial, medial, final—and how connectors and curves form words like salam and hafiz, enabling you to write two-letter combinations.

Learn the numbers from zero to ten in farsi and use them to describe height, age, and quantities, with seven days of the week, haft, and thursday.

Learn farsi numbers 11-20, using the -dat suffix for 11-19 and listen-and-repeat practice to build confidence, with twenty as the final score.

Learn to count in Farsi from twenty to one hundred, using a repeatable pattern to form twenty, thirty, forty, fifty and beyond, with practice on twenty-one, thirty-one, and ninety-one.

Learn the seven days of the week in Farsi with listening and repetition practice, including Friday as the last day in Iran and Saturday and Sunday as work days.

Explore times of day from morning to night in Persian and learn how to say good morning, good evening, and good night with new Persian words.

Learn essential Farsi weather vocabulary and phrases, describe sunny, cloudy, windy, and rainy conditions, and form adjectives by adding e, with pronunciation practice and practical dialogue.

Learn basic color vocabulary in Farsi, including light versus dark colors, with examples like red, orange, light green, and dark red, and practice describing objects and walls in your room.

Learn how to use Farsi adjectives and form comparatives to compare people and things, including height descriptors and the contrast of expensive versus cheap.

Explore basic Farsi vocabulary for family members, including mom, dad, siblings, grandparents, and how to talk about who they are and what they do, for beginners.

Explore basic Farsi body parts and practice pronouncing words for the face, eyebrow, mouth, chin, hand, and leg.

Describes daily clothes and outfits in Farsi, teaching basic vocabulary for shirt, t-shirt, shorts, trousers, skirts, colors, and how to describe what you are wearing right now.

Learn basic Farsi words for describing buildings and places, and practice aloud with listening and reading exercises. Build vocabulary for library, bank, barbershop, cinema, bookstore, and hospital.

Learn essential Farsi animal vocabulary with listen-and-repeat practice, covering rabbits, cats, dogs, geese, and other animals, and share your favorite animals to build daily speaking confidence.

Learn basic Farsi fruit vocabulary by listening, repeating, and practicing common fruit names like apple, orange, grapefruit, lime, lemon, melon, peach, and more, while sharing favorites.

Explore common Farsi words for rooms and household objects, including kitchen, bathroom, and toilet, then practice describing items around your home to speak Farsi with confidence.

Explore basic Farsi greetings and introductions, including mamnoon and shoma, to start conversations and express thanks.

Develop practical Farsi for shopping, directions, and travel by exploring everyday conversational contexts, including market interactions and real-world scenarios highlighted in the lecture caption.

Celebrate learners for finishing those words and useful phrases, and invite questions, encouraging them to subscribe to the comments.