Persian Language and Culture

"Mother" in Farsi is "مادر" (pronounced as "mādar").

It doesn't have a meaning.... if it was moo ha then it means hairs.moo is hair.

"How was swimming?" in Farsi can be translated as "شنا چطور بود؟".

رديابي يا پيگيري شماره تلفن فرد بدون موافقت او يا بدون داشتن اطلاعات لازم قانوني نقض حقوق شخصيتي است و اغلب غيرقانوني است. بهتر است از احترام به حريم شخصي ديگران خودداري کنید.

Toh chegad shereen hast eh.

شما خیلی شیرین

You can say "Sobh bekheir azizam" in Farsi, which means "Good morning my dear."

In Farsi, a letter is called "حرف" (harf).

"Tiger" in Farsi is pronounced as "babr."

چرخبال, Pronounced Charkh-Ball, is the official Farsi word for it but almost everyone calls it helicopter in Iran.

"Kiram dahanet" is a rude and offensive phrase in Persian that roughly translates to "may your soul be destroyed" or "may your spirit be extinguished." It is a highly disrespectful and impolite expression.

The Farsi dialect spoken in Afghanistan is called Dari. It is one of the official languages of Afghanistan and shares similarities with Persian spoken in Iran, with some differences in vocabulary and pronunciation.

"Did you sleep well ?" or "you slept well"

English--------------> Farsi

Why? --------------->Chera?

In Farsi, "What are you doing?" translates to "چه کار می‌کنی؟" (che kār mikoni?).

In Farsi, the word for "ball" is "توپ" (toop).

you can say:

~thanks

-mersi

-mamnoon

-motshaker

~thank you

-mersi

-mamnoonam (az shoma)

-motshakeram (az shoma)

In Farsi, Brandon is spelled as "براندون".

"جانورک کوچک" in Farsi translates to "little monster".

Hassan = حسن

سلام دوست عزیزم، خوشحالم افتخار آشنایی با شما رو دارم، ممنونم از زحماتتان، چند روزی است سایت جدیدی رو پیدا کردم که دیکشنری تخصصی آنلاین کامل و جامعی داره، خودم که خیلی خوشم اومد گفتم بد نیست به شما هم پیشنهاد کنم یه سری به این سایت بزنید

http://www.iranmatikan.com/Dict.aspx

امیدوارم بکار بیاد

komak (n)

komak khaastan (v) - ask for help

komak kardan (v) - to help

Dogs both understand, and can actually read Farsi.

They just don't speak it.

Note:

Do you wonder why they do not do as a written message tells them to do?

Some need glasses but most of them are just stubborn.

The Seljuk Turks originally spoke an Oğuz Türkic language (similar to Turkish or Azeri), but shifted towards NEW PERSIAN, which became their official court language when they created their own independent empire.

Arabic : Afro-Asiatic - Semitic - Central Semitic

Farsi : Indo-European - Indo-Iranian - Irania Arabic