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
- SalamHiModule 1
- ChetorHowModule 1
- ChetoriHow are you?Module 1
- ChetorinHow are you? (formal)Module 1
- KhodafezGoodbyeModule 1
- MerciThanksModule 1
- KhoobamI'm goodModule 1
- KhoobiDoing good?Module 1
- BalehYesModule 1
- NaNoModule 1
- ShomaYou (formal)Module 1
- EsmNameModule 1
- Esmet chiyeWhat's your name?Module 1
- KhoshbakhtamNice to meet youModule 1
- LotfanPleaseModule 1
- ChaiTeaModule 1
- ToYou (friendly)Module 1
- KhoobGoodModule 1
- ChiWhatModule 1
- ChiyeWhat is it?Module 1
- EsmamMy nameModule 1
- EsmeNameModule 1
- EsmetYour nameModule 1
- KhoobeHe/she is goodModule 1
- KhoobinAre you well? (formal)Module 1
- Salam, Maman Bozorg!Hi, Grandma!Module 1
- Salam, chetori?Hi, how are you?Module 1
- Salam, khoobam.Hi, I'm good.Module 1
- Salam khoobam chetori?Hi, I'm good. How are you?Module 1
- Salam, esmet chiye?Hi, what's your name?Module 1
- Khoobam, merci.I'm good, thanks.Module 1
- Merci, khodafez!Thanks, bye!Module 1
- Salam, khoobi?Hi, doing good?Module 1
- Khoobam. To chetori?I'm good. How are you?Module 1
- Salam, chetorin?Hi, how are you? (formal)Module 1
- Khoobam merci shoma chetorin?I'm good, thanks. How are you? (formal)Module 1
- Baleh, merci.Yes, thanks.Module 1
- Na, merci.No, thanks.Module 1
- Chai, lotfan.Tea, please.Module 1
- Salam, khoshbakhtam.Hi, nice to meet you.Module 1
- Dooset daramI love youModule 1
- Doosetoon daramI love you (formal)Module 1
Module 2: Where you are from
- InjaHereModule 2
- Zendegi mikonamI liveModule 2
- AhleFromModule 2
- KojaWhereModule 2
- Ahle koja-yi?Where are you from?Module 2
- IranIranModule 2
- AmrikaAmericaModule 2
- KanadaCanadaModule 2
- Zendegi mikoniYou liveModule 2
- MikonamI doModule 2
- MikoniYou doModule 2
- TehranTehranModule 2
- Ahle koja-yin?Where are you from? (formal)Module 2
- Zendegi mikoninYou live (formal)Module 2
- IraniIranianModule 2
- ZendegiLifeModule 2
- MikoninYou do (formal)Module 2
- Irani-amI'm IranianModule 2
- Irani-yiYou're IranianModule 2
- IranamI'm from IranModule 2
- AmrikamI'm from AmericaModule 2
- KanadamI'm from CanadaModule 2
- IraneHe or she is from IranModule 2
- AmrikastHe or she is from AmericaModule 2
- KanadastHe or she is from CanadaModule 2
- KojayiWhere are you?Module 2
- KojayinWhere are you? (formal)Module 2
- Irani-eHe/she is IranianModule 2
- KanadayiYou're from CanadaModule 2
- InjayiYou're hereModule 2
- KojastWhere is he/she?Module 2
- Salam! Ahle koja-yi?Hi! Where are you from?Module 2
- Salam khoshbakhtam ahle koja-yi?Hi, nice to meet you! Where are you from?Module 2
- Ahle Iran-am.I'm from Iran.Module 2
- Khoshbakhtam ahle Iran-amNice to meet you. I'm from Iran.Module 2
- Ahle Kanada-m to ahle koja-yi?I'm from Canada. Where are you from?Module 2
- Karan ahle Iran-eKaran is from Iran.Module 2
- Koja zendegi mikoni?Where do you live?Module 2
- Kanada zendegi mikonam.I live in Canada.Module 2
- Tehran zendegi mikonam.I live in Tehran.Module 2
- Baleh inja zendegi mikonamYes, I live here.Module 2
- Shoma ahle koja-yin?Where are you from? (formal)Module 2
- Salam shoma ahle koja-yin?Hi! Where are you from? (formal)Module 2
- Shoma koja zendegi mikonin?Where do you live? (formal)Module 2
Module 3: Numbers 1 to 10
- ChaharFourModule 3
- PanjFiveModule 3
- ShishSixModule 3
- HaftSevenModule 3
- HashtEightModule 3
- NohNineModule 3
- DahTenModule 3
- ChantaHow many?Module 3
- YekOneModule 3
- DoTwoModule 3
- SeThreeModule 3
- Taof them (after a number)Module 3
- YeA or anModule 3
- Do-eIt's twoModule 3
- Chahar-eIt's fourModule 3
- Shish-eIt's sixModule 3
- Noh-eIt's nineModule 3
- Dah-eIt's tenModule 3
- Salam inja zendegi mikonamHi, I live here.Module 3
- Yek, do!One, two!Module 3
- Do ta chai.Two teas.Module 3
- Do ta chai lotfanTwo teas, please.Module 3
- Chahar ta chai, lotfan.Four teas, please.Module 3
- Salam panj ta chai lotfanHi! Five teas, please.Module 3
- Chanta chai?How many teas?Module 3
- Ye chai, lotfan.A tea, please.Module 3
- Salam chahar ta chai lotfan merciHi, four teas, please. Thanks!Module 3
- Panj, shish!Five, six!Module 3
- Shish, haft!Six, seven!Module 3
- Shish haft hashtSix, seven, eight!Module 3
- Hasht, noh!Eight, nine!Module 3
- Shish haft hasht noh dahSix, seven, eight, nine, ten!Module 3
- Inja haft ta chai lotfanSeven teas here, please.Module 3
Module 4: The people in your life
- DoostFriendModule 4
- BaradarBrotherModule 4
- KhaharSisterModule 4
- KhaharetYour sisterModule 4
- MamanMomModule 4
- BabaDadModule 4
- InThisModule 4
- KiWhoModule 4
- KiyeWho is it?Module 4
- Mamanam-eIt's my momModule 4
- Babam-eIt's my dadModule 4
- Mamanet-eIt's your momModule 4
- Babat-eIt's your dadModule 4
- Doostam-eHe/she is my friendModule 4
- Doostet-eHe/she is your friendModule 4
- Khaharam-eIt's my sisterModule 4
- Khaharet-eIt's your sisterModule 4
- Baradaram-eIt's my brotherModule 4
- Baradaret-eIt's your brotherModule 4
- BaradareBrother ofModule 4
- KhahareSister ofModule 4
- MamanamMy momModule 4
- MamanetYour momModule 4
- BabamMy dadModule 4
- BabatYour dadModule 4
- KhaharamMy sisterModule 4
- BaradaramMy brotherModule 4
- DoostamMy friendModule 4
- DoostetYour friendModule 4
- Salam, maman!Hi, Mom!Module 4
- Merci, baba!Thanks, Dad!Module 4
- Kiye? Som-e?Who is it? Is it Som?Module 4
- In kiye?Who is this?Module 4
- Salam khoobi ahle koja-yi?Hi! Doing good? Where are you from?Module 4
- Kiye? Mamanam-e!Who is it? It's my mom!Module 4
- Kiye? Babam-e!Who is it? It's my dad!Module 4
- Baleh mamanam-eYes, it's my mom.Module 4
- In kiye? Khaharam!Who is this? My sister!Module 4
- Salam, doostam!Hi, my friend!Module 4
- Doostet na baradaramYour friend? No, my brother!Module 4
- Baleh doostam-eYes, he/she is my friend.Module 4
- Doostam ahle Kanada-stMy friend is from Canada.Module 4
- Na in babam-eNo, this is my dad.Module 4
- Babat ahle Iran-e?Is your dad from Iran?Module 4
Module 5: How you feel
- KhasteTiredModule 5
- GorosneHungryModule 5
- TeshneThirstyModule 5
- KhoshhalHappyModule 5
- NarahatUpsetModule 5
- NistNot / isn'tModule 5
- To chi?What about you?Module 5
- Chi shode?What happened?Module 5
- GorosnamI'm hungryModule 5
- KhastamI'm tiredModule 5
- KhoshhalamI'm happyModule 5
- NarahatamI'm upsetModule 5
- TeshnamI'm thirstyModule 5
- KhoshhaliYou're happyModule 5
- KhoshhaleHe/she is happyModule 5
- KhasteyiYou're tiredModule 5
- NistamI'm notModule 5
- NistiYou're notModule 5
- NarahateHe/she is upsetModule 5
- Khoobam, khoshhalam!I'm good, I'm happy!Module 5
- Merci khoshhalamThanks! I'm happy!Module 5
- Salam maman narahatamHi, Mom! I'm upset.Module 5
- Teshnam chai lotfanI'm thirsty. Tea, please.Module 5
- Teshnam. To chi?I'm thirsty. What about you?Module 5
- Khastam to chi?I'm tired. What about you?Module 5
- Khastam narahatam to chi?I'm tired and upset. What about you?Module 5
- Gorosnam to chi?I'm hungry. What about you?Module 5
- Khoob nistam.I'm not good.Module 5
- Na khoob nistamNo, I'm not good.Module 5
- Sara? Chi shode?Sara? What happened?Module 5
- Khaharam khoshhal-e baradaram narahat-eMy sister is happy, my brother is upset.Module 5
- Babat khoob-e mamanet khoob-e?Is your dad good? Is your mom good?Module 5
- Khastam gorosne nistam to chi?I'm tired. I'm not hungry. What about you?Module 5
Module 6: Say that again
- MisheCould you / is it possibleModule 6
- BebakhshidExcuse me / sorryModule 6
- DobarehAgainModule 6
- NafahmidamI didn't understandModule 6
- YavashtarSlowerModule 6
- YavashSlowModule 6
- Mishe dobareh begi?Could you say it again? (friendly)Module 6
- Mishe dobareh begin?Could you say it again? (formal)Module 6
- Mishe yavashtar begi?Could you say it slower? (friendly)Module 6
- Mishe yavashtar begin?Could you say it slower? (formal)Module 6
- FahmidamI got itModule 6
- FahmidiDid you get it?Module 6
- Baleh khoob-eYes, he/she is good.Module 6
- Salam, bebakhshid!Hi, excuse me!Module 6
- Bebakhshid, nafahmidam.Sorry, I didn't understand.Module 6
- Salam bebakhshid nafahmidamHi! Sorry, I didn't understand.Module 6
- Dobareh, lotfan.Again, please.Module 6
- Bebakhshid. Mishe dobareh begi?Sorry. Could you say it again?Module 6
- Yavashtar, lotfan.Slower, please.Module 6
- Bebakhshid. Mishe yavashtar begi?Sorry. Could you say it slower?Module 6
- Nafahmidam mishe yavashtar begi?I didn't understand. Could you say it slower?Module 6
- Bebakhshid, mishe dobareh begin?Excuse me, could you say it again?Module 6
- Bebakhshid, mishe yavashtar begin?Excuse me, could you say it slower?Module 6
- Bebakhshid shoma ahle koja-yin?Excuse me, where are you from? (formal)Module 6
- AzizDearModule 6
- AzizamMy dearModule 6
- BefarmaidHere you goModule 6
- BefarmaHere you goModule 6
Module 7: A little Persian
- KheyliVery / a lotModule 7
- ArehYeahModule 7
- FarsiPersianModule 7
- BaladKnow howModule 7
- KamLittleModule 7
- Ye lahzeOne momentModule 7
- NemidunamI don't knowModule 7
- MidunamI knowModule 7
- Ye kam Farsi baladamI speak a little PersianModule 7
- Yani chi?What does it mean?Module 7
- Be Farsi chi mishe?How do you say it in Persian?Module 7
- Eyb nadareNo problemModule 7
- Che khoobHow niceModule 7
- Farsit kheyli khoob shodeYour Persian got really goodModule 7
- MiduniDo you know?Module 7
- BaladiDo you know how?Module 7
- NemiduniYou don't knowModule 7
- BaladamI know howModule 7
- Baleh, midunam.Yes, I know.Module 7
- Na, nemidunam.No, I don't know.Module 7
- Bebakhshid nemidunamSorry, I don't know.Module 7
- Ye lahze, lotfan.One moment, please.Module 7
- Ye kam, lotfan.A little, please.Module 7
- Farsi baladi?Do you speak Persian?Module 7
- Ye kam FarsiA little Persian.Module 7
- Salam ye kam Farsi baladamHi, I speak a little Persian.Module 7
- Areh? Yani chi?Areh? What does it mean?Module 7
- Baladam to baladi?I know how. Do you know how?Module 7
- Na, eyb nadare.No, it's fine.Module 7
- Kheyli khoob!Very good!Module 7
- Kheyli khastam ye lahzeI'm very tired, one moment.Module 7
Module 8: What you want
- MikhamI wantModule 8
- NemikhamI don't wantModule 8
- BasheOkayModule 8
- MikhayYou want (friendly)Module 8
- GhandSugarModule 8
- ManI / MeModule 8
- AbWaterModule 8
- GhahveCoffeeModule 8
- ShirMilkModule 8
- AbmiveJuiceModule 8
- MikhaynYou want (formal)Module 8
- AbeWater ofModule 8
- ShireMilk ofModule 8
- Teshnam. Ab, lotfan.I'm thirsty. Water, please.Module 8
- Ab mikham.I want water.Module 8
- Kheyli teshnam ab mikhamVery thirsty. I want water.Module 8
- Teshnam ab mikhamI'm thirsty. I want water.Module 8
- Ab mikhay?Do you want water?Module 8
- Man ab mikham. To chi?I want water. What about you?Module 8
- Abmive mikham.I want juice.Module 8
- Panj ta abmive lotfanFive juices, please.Module 8
- Salam abmive mikhayn?Hi! Do you want juice?Module 8
- Ab mikhayn?Do you want water?Module 8
- Ghahve mikhay?Do you want coffee?Module 8
- Na, merci, nemikham.No, thanks, I don't want it.Module 8
- Bashe, merci.Okay, thanks.Module 8
- Ghand mikhayn?Do you want sugar?Module 8
- Shir mikham.I want milk.Module 8
- Teshnam shir mikhamI'm thirsty. I want milk.Module 8
- Do ta abmive lotfanTwo juices, please.Module 8
- Man ghand nemikhamI don't want sugar.Module 8
- Khaste nistam to chi?I'm not tired. What about you?Module 8
Module 9: Hot, cold, with or without
- DigeMoreModule 9
- GarmHot / warmModule 9
- SardColdModule 9
- BaWithModule 9
- BeduneWithoutModule 9
- DaghBurning hotModule 9
- DagheIt's hotModule 9
- GarmeIt's warmModule 9
- SardeIt's coldModule 9
- Na, dagh, lotfan.No, burning hot, please.Module 9
- Sard mikhay?Do you want it cold?Module 9
- Chai mikham lotfanI want tea, please.Module 9
- Shir-e dagh nemikham merciI don't want hot milk, thanks.Module 9
- Inja kheyli sard-eIt's very cold here.Module 9
- Ghahve ba shir, lotfan.Coffee with milk, please.Module 9
- Ye ghahve, bedune ghand.A coffee, no sugar.Module 9
- Hasht ta chai ba ghandEight teas with sugarModule 9
- Ye dige, lotfan!One more, please!Module 9
Module 10: Breakfast
- MikhoramI eatModule 10
- MikhoriYou eatModule 10
- SobhaneBreakfastModule 10
- NunBreadModule 10
- PanirCheeseModule 10
- KareButterModule 10
- OAndModule 10
- KhoshmazeDeliciousModule 10
- ChandHow many / how muchModule 10
- ChandeHow much is it?Module 10
- KhoshmazastIt's tastyModule 10
- Na bedune ghandNo, without sugar.Module 10
- Gorosnam. Sobhane?I'm hungry. Breakfast?Module 10
- Nun, lotfan.Bread, please.Module 10
- Panir mikhay?Want some cheese?Module 10
- Kare kojast?Where's the butter?Module 10
- Nun o panir.Bread and cheese.Module 10
- Nun o kareBread and butter.Module 10
- Nun o kare lotfanBread and butter, please.Module 10
- Nun o panir mikhoram.I'm eating bread and cheese.Module 10
- Gorosnam nun mikhoramI'm hungry. I'll have bread.Module 10
- Kheyli khoshmaze!So tasty!Module 10
- Chand ta nun?How many pieces of bread?Module 10
- Panir o nun mikhoramI eat cheese and bread.Module 10
- BokhorEat!Module 10
- Nooshe janEnjoy your foodModule 10
Module 11: Lunch and dinner
- Sir shodamI'm fullModule 11
- Sir shodi?Are you full?Module 11
- NaharLunchModule 11
- ShamDinnerModule 11
- YaOrModule 11
- DughYogurt drinkModule 11
- PoloRiceModule 11
- MastYogurtModule 11
- KababKebabModule 11
- MorghChickenModule 11
- GhazaFoodModule 11
- KababeIt's kebabModule 11
- Gorosnam teshnamI'm hungry. I'm thirsty.Module 11
- Kabab mikhay?Want some kebab?Module 11
- Nahar chiye?What's for lunch?Module 11
- Nahar kabab-eLunch is kebab.Module 11
- Polo o kabab.Rice and kebab.Module 11
- Morgh khoshmazast!The chicken is tasty!Module 11
- Polo ba kabab mikhamI want rice with kebab.Module 11
- Morgh o polo lotfanChicken and rice, please.Module 11
- Kabab ya morgh?Kebab or chicken?Module 11
- Polo mikhay ya nun?Do you want rice or bread?Module 11
- Ghaza khoshmazast?Is the food tasty?Module 11
- Polo ba mast.Rice with yogurt.Module 11
- Polo ba mast khoshmazastRice with yogurt is tasty.Module 11
- Dugh sard-e.The yogurt drink is cold.Module 11
- Sham chiye?What's for dinner?Module 11
- Na, merci. Sir shodam.No, thanks. I'm full.Module 11
- Sir shodi? Ye kabab dige?Are you full? One more kebab?Module 11
Module 12: Today, tomorrow, tonight
- EmruzTodayModule 12
- FardaTomorrowModule 12
- AlanNowModule 12
- SobhMorningModule 12
- ShabNightModule 12
- BaadLater / thenModule 12
- EmshabTonightModule 12
- Shab bekheirGood nightModule 12
- Sobh bekheirGood morningModule 12
- Ta fardaSee you tomorrowModule 12
- Alan chai mikham.I want tea now.Module 12
- Emshab sard-e.It's cold tonight.Module 12
- Alan sard nist emshab sard-eIt's not cold now. It's cold tonight.Module 12
- Khaste-yi emshab chai mikhay?Tired? Want tea tonight?Module 12
- Shab kheyli khoob-e.The night is so nice.Module 12
- Khastam. Shab bekheir!I'm tired. Good night!Module 12
- Sobh kheyli sard-e!It's so cold in the morning!Module 12
- Sobh bekheir! Khoobi?Good morning! Doing good?Module 12
- Sobh bekheir sard-e narahatamGood morning. It's cold. I'm upset.Module 12
- Sobh sard-e ghahve dagh-eIt's cold in the morning, the coffee is hot.Module 12
- Emruz kheyli khoshhalam!I'm so happy today!Module 12
- Farda kheyli sard-e!It's going to be very cold tomorrow!Module 12
- Dah noh hasht haft shishTen, nine, eight, seven, six!Module 12
- Alan na, baad.Not now, later.Module 12
Module 13: The days of the week
- RoozDayModule 13
- HafteWeekModule 13
- JomeFridayModule 13
- Emruz chand shanbast?What day is it today?Module 13
- HarEveryModule 13
- ShanbeSaturdayModule 13
- YekshanbeSundayModule 13
- DoshanbeMondayModule 13
- SeshanbeTuesdayModule 13
- ChaharshanbeWednesdayModule 13
- PanjshanbeThursdayModule 13
- RoozeIt's a dayModule 13
- Shanbe khoobe.Saturday is good.Module 13
- Baleh shanbe khoobeYes, Saturday is good.Module 13
- Shanbe, yekshanbe.Saturday, Sunday.Module 13
- Doshanbe inja nistam.I'm not here on Monday.Module 13
- Doshanbe, seshanbe.Monday, Tuesday.Module 13
- Chai bedune ghand nun ba panirTea without sugar, bread with cheese.Module 13
- Alan na baad ta fardaNot now, later. Tomorrow!Module 13
- Chaharshanbe khoobe?Is Wednesday good?Module 13
- Panjshanbe? Baleh, khoobe.Thursday? Yes, it's good.Module 13
- Jome khoobe!Friday is good!Module 13
- Mamanet kojast miduni?Know where your mom is?Module 13
- Salam! Emruz chand shanbast?Hi! What day is it today?Module 13
- Se rooz inja nistam.I'm not here for three days.Module 13
- Emshab inja nistamI'm not here tonight.Module 13
- Chahar roozFour days.Module 13
- Nun o kare mikhoramI eat bread and butter.Module 13
- Bashe baad ta fardaOkay, later. Till tomorrow!Module 13
- Ye hafte, haft rooz.One week, seven days.Module 13
- Ye hafte haft rooz-eA week is seven days.Module 13
- Har shanbe khoobe.Every Saturday is good.Module 13
- Har sobh chai mikhoramI drink tea every morning.Module 13
- Emruz na fardaNot today, tomorrow.Module 13
- Panjshanbe khastam jome khoshhalamThursday I'm tired, Friday I'm happy.Module 13
- Har chaharshanbeEvery Wednesday.Module 13
Module 14: What time is it?
- KeyWhenModule 14
- SaatHour / o'clockModule 14
- Saat chand-e?What time is it?Module 14
- Saat chand?At what time?Module 14
- NimHalfModule 14
- RobQuarterModule 14
- DirLateModule 14
- Dir kardamI'm lateModule 14
- ZudEarlyModule 14
- Nim-eIt's half pastModule 14
- Rob-eIt's a quarter pastModule 14
- Zud-eIt's earlyModule 14
- Dir-eIt's lateModule 14
- Emruz panjshanbeToday is Thursday.Module 14
- Saat kojast?Where's the clock?Module 14
- Bebakhshid, saat chand-e?Excuse me, what time is it?Module 14
- Saat do o nim-e.It's half past two.Module 14
- Saat yek o rob-e.It's a quarter past one.Module 14
- Haft ta chai lotfanSeven teas, please.Module 14
- Saat chahar o nimAt half past four.Module 14
- Emshab saat chand?What time tonight?Module 14
- Key? Emshab?When? Tonight?Module 14
- Kheyli zud-e!It's very early!Module 14
- Kheyli dir-e!It's very late!Module 14
- Bebakhshid, dir kardam!Sorry, I'm late!Module 14
Module 15: Make a plan
- MashghulBusyModule 15
- MiamI'm comingModule 15
- BikarFree, nothing onModule 15
- Key miay?When are you coming?Module 15
- MiayYou're comingModule 15
- BerimLet's goModule 15
- Ba hamTogetherModule 15
- BikaramI'm freeModule 15
- MashghulamI'm busyModule 15
- Kei miaynWhen are you coming? (formal)Module 15
- BikariYou're freeModule 15
- Saat noh o nim-eIt's half past nine.Module 15
- Emshab bikaram!I'm free tonight!Module 15
- Bebakhshid, mashghulam.Sorry, I'm busy.Module 15
- Farda mashghulamI'm busy tomorrow.Module 15
- Alan miam!I'm coming now!Module 15
- Farda miay?Are you coming tomorrow?Module 15
- Key miay? Jome miam.When are you coming? I'm coming Friday.Module 15
- Bashe, berim!Okay, let's go!Module 15
- Ba ham berim!Let's go together!Module 15
- Baleh ba ham berimYes, let's go together.Module 15
- Shanbe ba ham berimSaturday, let's go together.Module 15
- Shanbe ya yekshanbe bikaramI'm free Saturday or Sunday.Module 15
Questions
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.
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