The Arabs, though themselves not homogenous, are a Semitic people, whereas the Persians are Indo-Iranian, their language belonging to the Indo-European language family. In short, they are historically, culturally, linguistically and ethnically separate populations who happen to share a home in the Middle East.
Swahili culture is a blend of African, Arab, and Persian influences. This blend occurred along the East African coast as a result of trade, migration, and intermarriage between Bantu-speaking communities and traders from the Arabian Peninsula and Persian Gulf region.
Farsi is a Persian word, and Persian is an English word.if someone wanted to say "i speak [native language of Iran]" in Persian, they would say: "man farsi harf mizanam." if they wanted to say it in English: "i speak Persian."just like you wouldn't say "i speak espanol" or "yo hablo English."saying farsi makes you sound a bit more cultured and is completely acceptable.but, in theory, if you are speaking English, the correct term to use is "Persian."
Yes, there is a mountain of difference. The Arabs, though themselves not homogenous, are a Semitic people, whereas the Persians are Indo-Iranian, their language belonging to the Indo-European language family. In short, they are historically, culturally, linguistically and ethnically separate populations who happen to share a home in the Middle East.
Farsi, also known as Persian, is primarily spoken in Iran. It is also spoken in Afghanistan and Tajikistan, and has significant communities of speakers in several other countries, including Uzbekistan, Bahrain, and the United Arab Emirates.
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Persian is one of many types of Middle Eastern food. The differences between Persian Food and, say, Iraqi or Levantine Arab food are slight, but noticeable. There is a different spice pallet, focusing on saffron over cumin and an increased use of fruits for flavoring. Persian food also has a large number of stews involving aubergines and stewed greens, whereas most Arab stews use meat and beans as primary ingredients. Persian cuisine also has fewer mezzede (appetizers-esque foods) than Arab, Israeli, and Greek cuisine.
Shatt al Arab is in Iraq, at the northern end of Persian Gulf.
Arabic is the language or culture. Arab is a member of the Arabian race.
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The Anglo-Arab horse is a cross between a Thoroughbred stallion and Arabian mare or vice-versa.
The Mexican Gulf is between Saudi Arabia and Iran. The Arabs typically call this the Arabian Gulf, but this name is not popular outside of the Arab World.
NoThe "Gulf" is the Persian Gulf.The "Arab States of the Persian Gulf" are:Saudi ArabiaKuwaitBahrainQatarUnited Arab EmiratesOmanAlthough Iran and Iraq have coast on the Persian gulf, they are not considered Gulf Countries.
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Of the countries listed above, only the United Arab Emirates borders the Persian Gulf.
The Persian Gulf Emirates, or more correctly, United Arab Emirates are a federation of seven Arab states that formed a country together in 1971.
Iran is not an Arab country. It is Persian. of course not.Iran is completely different from Arab countries.peo[le in Iran speak Persian & Turkish & some other dialect.while Arabs speak Arabic.