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Persian Phrasebook: English Letters and Audio

This free Persian phrasebook lists every word and phrase in the Finglish course in English letters, with the English meaning and a clip you can play. Search 468 words and phrases, and open any one to see where it is taught.

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Module 1: Greet your family

Module 2: Where you are from

Module 3: Numbers 1 to 10

Module 4: The people in your life

Module 5: How you feel

Module 6: Say that again

Module 7: A little Persian

Module 8: What you want

Module 9: Hot, cold, with or without

Module 10: Breakfast

Module 11: Lunch and dinner

Module 12: Today, tomorrow, tonight

Module 13: The days of the week

Module 14: What time is it?

Module 15: Make a plan

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Good to know

  • Every word and example phrase the Finglish course teaches, in Finglish with the English beside it. Each one has its own page, a recording when we have one, and a link to the lesson that teaches it.

  • Yes. It is built from the course itself, so every new module adds its words and phrases here.

  • Casual and spoken, the way people talk at home and with friends in Tehran: khoone, nun, mikham. Not the stiff book version.

  • Finglish is Persian (Farsi) written in plain English letters, spelled the way it sounds. You can read it and say it without learning the Persian alphabet.