Causative Verbs in Farsi: Making Someone Do Something
How Farsi causative verbs work, from the simple -ândan suffix to compound constructions with kardan and shodan. With examples and spoken vs formal patterns.
How Farsi causative verbs work, from the simple -ândan suffix to compound constructions with kardan and shodan. With examples and spoken vs formal patterns.
Master Farsi quantifiers ye, har, hich, chand, and hame with spoken vs formal examples and grammar patterns.
The unwritten rules of Iranian hospitality every visitor needs to know. From shoes at the door to taarof at the table, here is what to expect.
Level: Beginner | Time: 20-30 min/day | Cost: ~$25 | Best for: Absolute beginners, self-study with audio The Verdict: 6.5/10
Classic Persian fables retold in simple Farsi for language learners. Read Mullah Nasreddin stories with vocabulary and cultural notes.
Discover how Persian compound nouns work with 30+ examples showing noun+noun, noun+verb, and adjective+noun patterns.
30 ezafe practice exercises for Persian learners. Master noun-adjective links, possessives, and compound nouns with answer keys.
Level: All levels | Time: 10-20 min/session | Cost: Free | Best for: Colloquial grammar, everyday conversation The Verdict: 7/10
Introduce yourself in Farsi: name, nationality, job, and why you’re learning Persian. Plus follow-up questions for real conversations.
Learn how the 4 Farsi verbal prefixes mi-, be-, na-, nemi- build every tense and mood in Persian grammar.