Farsi Alphabet
Farsi Alphabet
Farsi Alphabet
This page contains a table including the following: Farsi alphabet, also called Persian letters which help you
pronounce the words in a given language, you will also learn about the different consonants and vowels. Make sure
to check our Learn Farsi page, which contains several lessons that might help you in your learning process.
Farsi Alphabet
Farsi Adjectives
This page contains a table including the following: Farsi Adjectivesincluding colors, size,
shapes, tastes, quantities... to help you with your Farsi vocabulary and expressions. Try to
memorize the way they're used because they're very important in communication, and might be
very helpful to convey your most important expressions. Make sure to check our Learn
Farsi page, which contains several lessons that might help you in your learning process.
Farsi Adjectives
The following 2 tables contain important adjectives about colors, size, shapes, tastes, quantities in Farsi as well as in
English.
Colors
Black seeyaa
Blue aabee
Brown qah-veyee
Gray KhaakesaRee
Green sabz
Orange naaRanjee
Purple aRghoonee
Red qeRmiz
White sefeed
Yellow zaRd
Sizes
Big boozoRg
Deep god
Long deRaaz
Narrow baaReek
Short (in height) kootaa qad
Short (in length) kootaah
English Farsi Adjectives Persian Script
Small, little koocheek
Tall boolan qad
Thick kooloft
Thin laaghaR
Wide 'aReez
Shapes
Round geRd
Straight Raast
Square moRaba'
Triangular moosalas
The following table contains important Farsi adjectives about directions that you might use when lost.
Persian
English Farsi
Adjectives
Tastes
Bitter talKh
Fresh taazey
Salty shooR
Sour toRsh
Spicy tond
Sweet sheeReen
Qualities
Bad bad
Clean tameez
Dark poR Rang
Difficult saKht
Dirty kaseef
Dry Khoshk
Easy aasoon
Empty Khaalee
Expensive geRoon
Fast saRee'
Persian
English Farsi
Adjectives
Foreign KhaaRijee
Full poR
Good Khoob
Hard (firm) seft
Heavy sangeen
Inexpensive aRzoon
Light (illumination) cheRaagh
Light (weight) sabok
Local mahalee
New taazey
Noisy (person) poR haRf
Noisy (loud noise) boland
Old (about things) koh-ney
Old (about people) peeR
Powerful qavee
Quiet (person) bee saRo sedaa
Right / Correct doRost
Slow aahise / yavaash /
Soft naRm
Very Kheylee
Weak za'eef
Wet taR / Khees /
Wrong / Incorrect ghalat
Young javoon
Quantities
Noisy poR saRo sedaa
Quiet aaRoom
Few / Little kam
Many / Much zeeyaad
Part qesmat
Some / A few (male chan taa / kamee /
//
form) ba'azee
A few (feminine) chan taa
Whole
Farsi Vocabulary
This page contains a table including the following: Farsi Vocabulary to help you with your
Farsi vocabulary and expressions. Try to memorize the way they're used because they're very
important in communication, and might be very helpful to convey your most important
expressions. Make sure to check our Learn Farsi page, which contains several lessons that
might help you in your learning process.
Farsi Vocabulary
The following table contains important vocabulary about days, time, directions, and locations in Farsi as well as in
.English
Time
ye shanbe Sunday
do shanbe Monday
se shanbe Tuesday
chaaR shanbe Wednesday
panshanbe Thursday
jom'e Friday
shanbe Saturday
deeRooz Yesterday
emRooz Today
faRdaa Tomorrow
Rooz Day
shab Night
haftey Week
maa Month
saal Year
saaneeye Second
daqeeqe Minute
saa'at Hour
sob Morning
Persian Script Farsi Vocabulary English
'asR Evening
zoR Noon
ba'ad az zoR Afternoon
nisfey shab Midnight
haalaa Now
ba'dan Later
The following table contains important Farsi Vocabulary about directions that you might use when lost.
This page contains a table including the following: Farsi Numbers both cardinal and ordinal.
Try to memorize the way they're used because they're very important in communication, and
might be very helpful to convey your most important expressions. Make sure to check our Learn
Farsi page, which contains several lessons that might help you in your learning process.
ways of writing the numbers in Farsi, in Arabic numerals (1, 2, 3) or in Farsi script ( ,
,). The table below contains more information about the farsi numbers.
/ ).
The official language of Iran is sometimes called Farsi in English and other languages. This is a correct transliteration
of the native name of the language, however many, including the ISO and the Academy of Persian Language and
Literature, prefer the name Persian for the language. Some speakers use the older local name: Parsi (). There
Iran or Persia?
Until 1935, the official name of the country currently known as Iran was Persia, though the Persian people have
called their country Iran since the Sassanid period (226 - 651 AD). There's further discussion about this
at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran_naming_dispute
Notable features
Type of writing system: abjad - includes letters only for consonants. Vowels, when indicated, are written
Direction of writing: right to left in horizontal lines; numerals written from left to right.
Used to write: Persian ()
Notes
"Alef" has no particular sound. At the beginning of words by means of diacritics it can denote "" (), "a" (),
"e" (), "o" ( )but elsewhere, it always denotes "". However, only the diacritic of "" ( )is commonly
written and you just have to memorize the pronunciation. For example: ( b) water, ( asb)
horse, ( omid) hope, - tonight.
Numerals
Note
The symbols for 4,5 and 6 are different from the standard numerals used for Arabic.
Farsi Phrases
This page contains a table including the following: Farsi phrases, also called Persian expressions and words in Farsi,
conversation and idioms, Farsi greetings and survival phrases or simply if you want to know what to say when
chatting. Most of the sentences below are used for the everyday life conversations, so they might come handy if you
memorize them. Make sure to check our Learn Farsi page, which contains several lessons that might help you in
your learning process.
Farsi Phrases
Salam! Hi!
Mostaghim boro baad be Chap/ rast bepich Go straight! then turn left/
right!
Man az (America/ Iran) hastam )/( I'm from (the U.S/ Iran)
Man America i hastam () I'm (American)
Man (bist/ Si) sal daram )/( I'm (twenty, thirty...) years old.
Solving a Misunderstanding
moshkeli be engilisi chi misheh? moshkeli What Does "moshkeli" Mean In English?
Man/ to. Oo/ Oo (Him & Her are same) /./ Me/ You. Him/ Her.
Vagheaan! Really!