Persian Grammar

Farsi conditional sentences use “age” for real possibilities and shift verb forms for hypotheticals and counterfactuals. Three types, two registers, and the spoken shortcuts Iranians actually use.

The farsi subjunctive swaps mi- for be- and shows up every time you express wants, doubts, or obligations. Here’s how it works in both formal and spoken Persian — plus the trigger words that tell you when to use it.

The most common mistakes English speakers make when learning Farsi, and how to fix them before they become habits.

Master Farsi quantifiers ye, har, hich, chand, and hame with spoken vs formal examples and grammar patterns.

Discover how Persian compound nouns work with 30+ examples showing noun+noun, noun+verb, and adjective+noun patterns in Farsi.