Module 14 · Lesson 5 of 9
Persian (Farsi) Lesson: Is it, or at?
You will say
Farda saat chand?
Tomorrow, at what time?
Your host, Sara
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- About 6 minutes, 24 short screens.
- Persian in English letters (Finglish): no alphabet to learn first.
- Everyday spoken Persian, the way people talk in Tehran.
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Say "Tomorrow, at what time?" and 1 more line in Persian
1 new Persian word: Saat chand?
Each word has its own page with how it is said and a way to remember it.
Words you bring back in "Is it, or at?": Rob, Saat chand-e?, Ye kam Farsi baladam
Words from earlier lessons that this one asks you to use again, so they stay.
18 kinds of practice in about 6 minutes
Every lesson mixes hearing, saying, typing and playing, so each phrase is used a few different ways before it is done.
Meet it
Short explainers
A plain note on why a phrase works the way it does.
New word cards
Meet each new word with its sound, its meaning and a way to remember it.
Listen
Listen and pick
Hear a word or line, then pick what it means.
Which word did you hear?
Two words that sound close and one clip: pick the one you heard.
Quick listening round
A fast round of short clips to match with their meanings.
Say it
Say it out loud
Say the line yourself, then rate how it went.
Type it
Put the letters in order
Rebuild a word from letters that were shuffled.
Type it from memory
Type a word or line you met earlier, with nothing on screen to help.
Type it in Finglish
See the English and type the line in Finglish.
Build it
Combo rush
Tap the matches quickly and keep your combo going.
Swipe sort
Swipe each card into the group where it belongs.
Listen and build
Hear a line, then tap its words in order.
Fill in the missing words
Complete a line with the words that are missing.
Think it through
Crack the Lock
Set the dials to build the right word for the moment.
Word puzzles
Short puzzles: compare two lines, fill in a smudged letter or work out what a word is doing.
Odd one out
Spot the word that does not belong, or stick a word ending where it fits.
Real conversations
Reply to the text
Answer a friend's text message.
Answer the call
Pick up a phone call and choose or say your replies.