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Going to organise an online live session that I can cover any topic on Friday 9th April. Comment below on what you like to learn and I will try to include it in my session.
Hopefully many of you can join me.
04/04/2021
Taarof or Tarof (Persian: تعارف)
One of our Farsi learners asked to explain Tarof bit more as it can be a bit confusing for non Iranians.
Meaning below is from Wikipedia
Taarof is a ritual politeness that levels the playing field and promotes equality in a hierarchical culture.[2] Taarof between friends, or a host and guest, emphasizes the value of friendship as a priority to everything else in the world.
Now let me explain my way and hopefully it will make it easier. A lot of time Tarof happens because person is trying to show respect and appreciation of their company.
For example if you are walking through the door with someone older than you, you should always let them go in first but this is not as easy as it sounds as the older person will insist otherwise and this can go on for a while. It can be exhausting and time consuming but Iranians are grown up with this tradition and they like it.
Another example is paying for the bills at the restaurant. Your waiter will tell you Ghabel Nadare which means it’s on the house but this is pure Tarofing and they don’t mean this at all. You should insist to pay and after couple of time they will accept the payment.
Omid Djalili the comedian that lives in UK has few clips that I have shared the link below with regards to this topic. Also found another clip that might be useful.
Have a good evening Farsi learners
https://youtu.be/u5oX2n1-diA
https://youtu.be/jd7d9StlueQ
About Tarof (Taarof), an Iranian tradition - Learn Persian (Farsi) with Chai and Conversation Learn more Persian for free at http://www.chaiandconversation.comAbout the podcast:Chai and Conversation is the only podcast available for learning purely co...
20/03/2021
Happy Norouz to all my Farsi learners.
نورزتان مبارك
سال ١٤٠٠ مبارك
#١٤٠٠ #سال١٤٠٠
سلام به همه دوستان
اميدوارم هر كجا هستيد حالتان خوب باشد.
Salam be hame Doostan. Omidvaaram har koja hastid haletan khob bashad
How many of you understand what I have written?
سلام اميدوارم همگي خوب باشيد. امروز جمعه هست و براي خيلي ها آخر هفته هست. آخر هفته خوبي داشته باشين
Let’s conjugate “to come” in Farsi - آمدن
Man Aamadam - من آمدم
تو آمدي tu Aamadi
او آمد Ou Aamad
ما آمديم Ma Aamadim
شما آمديدShuma Aamadid
آنها آمدندAanha Aamadand
I came to you house yesterday with my friend
House - Khaneh- خانه
Friend - Doost - دوست
Can you translate the above sentence?
سلام به همه
اميدوارم حالتان خوب باشد
Omidvaram - I hope
04/08/2019
Days of the week ... rooz haye hafteh
Hafte is week 😊
25/07/2019
Seasons ...
سلام. خوبين؟ امروز پنج شنبه هست. هواي لندن خيلي گرمه. شما كجا زندگي ميكنيد؟
سلام. اميدوارم حال همتون خوب باشد. چي دوست داريد ياد بگيريد؟
Hello. Hope you are all well. What would you like to learn?
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