In order to make it easier for you to start speaking Persian, the book is reorganized. Chapter One, Quick Grammar, is now the Appendix. In chapter Two,
the sentences of part 1.2. Nouns were simplified so that you start with easier and shorter sentences and slowly move to longer ones.
The main purpose of this book is to help you start speaking Persian (Farsi). The book is basically for those who like to immediately learn everyday Persian vocabulary, sentences and expressions.
It assumes no prior knowledge of the language and begins with Persian basic grammar in an easy and quick way. A simple method of transliteration is used so that you don't have to read and write in Persian script .
The book contains over 350 essential Persian entries categorized in three sections: nouns, verbs and expressions.
By clicking on each word in the lists, you will be directed to spoken and written sentence examples and their translations. After each example, there are links back to the Pronunciation Guide Table, as well as nouns, verbs and expressions lists. Here is an example:
address
aadress
I don't have your address.
man aadrese shomaa raa nadaaram.
man aadrese shomaa ro nadaaram.
SOUNDS NOUNS VERBS EXPRESSIONS
There are also lists of Persian adjectives & adverbs, numerals, connectors, time, and family relation expressions.
The sentences are mainly gathered from native Iranian everyday conversations. You can rely on their naturalness and up-to-dateness.
The book can be used both by teachers and individuals wishing to learn Persian.
