05/03/19
What is the etymology of "borax"?
I'm interested in knowing how far back the word can be traced.
I know it can be traced at least to Middle Persian - Some articles I've found say it can go back to "būrak" or "bōrag." I don't know...
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05/03/19
I need help translating something from Farsi to Farsi written in latin letters.
Hi everyone, I'm learning Farsi quite slowly but there's this certain poem:
http://iranian.com/Poem/Rumi/374.gif
That I'd like to have rewritten into latin letters, so that I might better learn...
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05/03/19
How to improve my conversational skills?
Over the past couple of months I've learned quite a bit of Farsi, but conversationally I haven't learned anything. Obviously I know the best way would be to speak it or have it be spoken around me...
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05/03/19
Present tense doesn't make sense?
Literally every verb on all verb conjugation websites have the same rule: in past tense, just add personal endings to root, and in present, add "mi-" and then some different personal endings. But I...
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05/03/19
A couple of basic Farsi questions.
1. What does it mean when there is an 'he' ه after a word? For example قشنگه vs قشنگ.
2. Is there a difference between 'ki' and 'keh' or 'chi' and 'che'?
3. How would I express 'I want to' or...
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05/03/19
Filler words in Farsi
Any farsi speakers here who could advise on commonly used 'fillers' (ie like/um in English)?
04/23/19
Help with translation please!
My boyfriend is Persian and am learning a little Farsi but would love to be able say to him “I love you more than pie.”
Could anyone help me please?
04/23/19
Can anyone translate "خسته" for me?
Trying to confirm it means something a long the lines of "tired."
03/19/19
Non-specific vs. absolute nouns
Hello all,
I am learning Farsi from Thackston's book and I am in lesson three and I still don't write get them. At first, I thought it was the difference between adding a definite or indefinite...
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03/18/19
Any online sources for finding related Persian words?
For my homework I often have to list persian words which are related to each other (often sharing the same Arabic root letters), for example شهید، مشاهده، شاهد, etc. However, as I don’t know Arabic...
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