🇮🇷 How well do you know Farsi? Let’s see! 😊 I’ve created a short Farsi quiz for beginner to intermediate learners. Take the quiz and tell me your score in the comments! 👇 And if you get stuck on any question, that’s okay — that’s exactly what learning a language is all about! 🌱 Bonus: Can you write one sentence in Farsi using one of the words from the quiz? چالش فارسی — سطح ابتدایی تا متوسط 1. کدام جمله از نظر کاربرد «دارم» درست است؟ A. من دارم هر روز کتاب خواندم. B. من دارم دیروز به مدرسه رفتم. C. من دارم کتاب می‌خوانم. D. من دارم فردا به تهران رفتم.

How would you translate "Cheers" into Persian/Farsi? Anyone curious to find out?

Hello to all the Farsi learners around the world! 🌎💚 Welcome to my Beginner Farsi test! 😊 Can you write this number in Farsi? میتونی این عدد رو به فارسی بنویسی؟ 5 = _________

Salaam everyone! سلام به همگی Watching films in Farsi can greatly enhance language learning through natural dialogue and cultural context. Kiarostami’s works are a wonderful place to start. تماشای فیلم‌ به‌زبان فارسی می‌تواند به‌طور چشمگیری در یادگیری زبان کمک کند، از طریق گفت‌وگوهای طبیعی و ایجاد زمینه فرهنگی. آثار کیارستمی نقطه‌ی شروعی عالی هستند. Here is a must-watch list of Abbas Kiarostami’s films: 1. Taste of Cherry (1997) – Palme d’Or winner at Cannes; a profound, minimalist exploration of life, death, and human connection. 2. Close-Up (1990) – A fascinating blend of documentary and fiction about identity and truth; often cited as one of the greatest films ever made. 3. Where Is the Friend’s House? (1987) – A simple yet powerful story of a boy trying to return his friend’s notebook; the first in the “Koker Trilogy.” 4. And Life Goes On (1992) – The second part of the Koker Trilogy; a meditation on resilience after the 1990 Iran earthquake. 5. Through the Olive Trees (1994) – The final part of the Koker Trilogy, blending reality and fiction with characteristic Kiarostami warmth. 6. The Wind Will Carry Us (1999) – A poetic, contemplative masterpiece about tradition, modernity, and mortality. 7. Certified Copy (2010) – A French–Italian production starring Juliette Binoche; an elegant exploration of authenticity and relationships. 8. Like Someone in Love (2012) – Set in Japan, this film examines loneliness and intimacy with Kiarostami’s trademark subtlety. 9. Ten (2002) – A bold, minimalist experiment set almost entirely in a car, examining gender and society in Iran through ten conversations. 10. Homework (1989) – A documentary-style film that reflects on childhood, education, and the pressures on Iranian schoolchildren. Enjoy!

“ماهی را هر وقت از آب بگیری تازه است.” Phonetics: /Maahi raa har vaght az aab begiri taaze ast/ Translation: “A fish is fresh whenever you catch it from the water.” Meaning: “It’s never too late https://www.italki.com/post/gVYdTyU1nuw1dHiKmU6Z4Z

ضرب المثل روز : Proverb of the “ زیره به کرمان بردن” /Zireh be Kermaan bordan/ Translation: Taking cumin to Kerman. Meaning: This proverb is similar to the English saying “Carrying coals to Newcastle.” It means bringing something to a place that already has plenty of it, making your effort unnecessary. Kerman is a city in Iran famous for its high-quality cumin, so bringing cumin there would be pointless.

“ماهی را هر وقت از آب بگیری تازه است.” Phonetics: /Maahi raa har vaght az aab begiri taaze ast/ Translation: “A fish is fresh whenever you catch it from the water.” Meaning: “It’s never too late to start.” It encourages people to take action, even if they feel they are behind. No matter when you begin, you can still make progress and achieve your goals.

Proverb of the day : ضرب المثل روز Farsi: 🌜 ماه پشت ابر نمی‌ماند 🌛 Phonetics: /Maah posht-e abr nemi-maanad/ English Translation: The moon does not stay behind the clouds. Meaning: This means that the truth will always come out, no matter how much one tries to hide it.