فارسی
Persian through English
Start with make a sentence before learning the whole alphabet. This course is for learners building a foundation in Persian with explanations in English.
- Instruction
- English
- Target language
- Persian
- Written structure
- 25 numbered lessons
- Level
- Foundations; no certified CEFR level
Listen to short teaching recordings, pause to construct a sentence, then hear the explanation. Written lessons provide a broader recap. Audio is prepared when available and reused; further lessons may need preparation. Text feedback does not assess pronunciation.
Guided learning requires ChatGPT sign-in to save progress. Access is free. AI-assisted teaching and voices await fluent-speaker review.
Listen before you sign in
Persian · opening recording · AI-generated voice
Read the sample transcript
Welcome! In this lesson, you'll learn how to introduce yourself in Persian, using professions and nationalities. We'll focus on saying things like 'I am a teacher' or 'I am Indian' with just a few building blocks. Let's begin.
This is an opening excerpt. Full lessons add untimed questions and explanations. Teaching and pronunciation await fluent-speaker review.
Course outline
- Make a sentence before learning the whole alphabet
- Change the person and let the ending follow
- Describe a thing and connect words with ezafe
- Ask a question without importing English do
- Make a negative and correct one detail
- Possession with dāshtan
- Build everyday actions from a present stem
- Mark an identified direct object with rā
- Place, origin and destination
- Count objects without adding a plural everywhere
- Put routines on a timeline
- Use a compound verb to work and talk
- Say what you want, then name the action
- Ability and necessity
- Report a completed action in the past
- Describe what used to happen
- Connect a past action to the present
- Make plans without confusing want and will
- Ask someone to act courteously
- Compare two things without changing the adjective for gender
- My book and your address
- Join ideas without losing the verb
- The book that I read
- Recognise everyday Iranian speech
- Build a conversation from decisions