Persian Language and Culture

The word for "crazy" in Farsi is "دیوانه" (divaneh).

"Khosh amadid" is how you say "nice to meet you" in Farsi.

The Persian word for gift is "هدیه" (pronounced as "hediyeh").

Languages don't become languages in a specific year. Linguists use approximations to categorize languages. Old Farsi is identified as a language by about the 6th Century BCE. Modern Farsi has been around for about 1000 years.

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Gilas گیلاس

gil pronounced same as the English word 'gill' (like fish gill)

as pronounced same as the English word 'us'

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No, "zood" does not mean "until soon" in Farsi. "Zood" in Farsi means "fast" or "quick." If you want to say "until soon" in Farsi, you can use the term "ta zood" which translates to "until soon" or "see you soon."

You can say "من گیج شدم" which translates to "I'm confused" in Farsi.

To say "feel your heart" in Farsi, you would say "حس قلب خودت را".

Sweetheart in Farsi translates to عزیز دل (azizam). It is a term of endearment used to express affection towards a loved one.

man khubam mersi or just khubam mersi خوبم مرسی

No, "manzel" does not mean "home" in Farsi. The word for "home" in Farsi is "khaneh" or "manzelgah." Manzel can mean "apartment" or "residence" in Farsi.

how do say lady in farsi

"چه کار می‌کنی؟" (Che kar mikonid?) is the phrase for "What are you doing?" in Farsi.

In Farsi, "dad" is written as "بابا" which is pronounced as "baba".

Wedding in Farsi is called "عروسی" (aroosi).

You can say "Man yek morghak hastam" in Farsi, which translates to "I am an egg".

You can say "حمام" (hamam) in Farsi to refer to the bathroom.

"Ruba" in Farsi means "face to face" or "directly." It is typically used to convey a sense of direct confrontation or confrontation in a literal or metaphorical sense.

Onion in Farsi is "پیاز" pronounced as "piyaz".

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Also you may say "SORKH" for color red in Farsi.

chap means left (the direction) in Farsi

key miyay? (when are you coming)

nik - goodly

nafs - soul

so... 'good-souled' (perhaps 'holy' or 'pious') or (loosely) 'kind-hearted'

Salaam سلام is commonly used by people. However, Dorood درود is the official Farsi word for hello/shalom.