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- Starting to learn English Hi there ... I'm an Iranian "Management" Student. I Started to learn english in High School when they thought us the language basics. So, here, I am to improve my language Skills in English. I'd like to chat with some good friends on Yahoo!Messenger , Gtalk, Facebook and Twitter ; and practice english ... Besides , I really want to learn Arabic, Spannish and even Mandarin , and i'll be glad to be friend with speakers of those languages too :)April 6, 201320
If you can read persian, just start a book. Not a Literary or poem book of course, a simple book with simple and common words, phrases and expressions ... you can choose a book that you read in english before !
If you can not read persian, movies and persian broadcasting networks can be useful. don't use english subtitles becouse most of them don't quote same sentences ;) they are just trying to make you understand the movie and aren't good for learning the language. Broadcasting Channels are so much better than movies even. News like "BBC Persian" , Entertainment like "Manoto Tv", Documentary like "National Geography Farsi",Movies like "Gem TV" and etc ...
And Remember, Persian is a rich language in vocabulary (I somehow remember it ranked as #5 richest language in vocab), so don't be afraid if you don't know a word's meaning ... I'm a native speaker and i don't know the meaning of a lot of words either ;)
0 votedApril 6, 20130Dari is a kind of Farsi(Persian) that is spoken in Afaghnistan and East-Iran . Persian has three kinds :
1- Falati or Farsi
2- Dari
3- Tajiki
all of them are very similar and speakers of one kind can understand others, differences are in some accents and non-important words. Dari has more ancient words of farsi whereas Falati has a lot of arabic words. Tajiki is combined with Middle Asian Languages Like Hindi & Mongoli. But there's no Huge difference.
If you want to understand all of them, you can simply learn Dari and then with a little attention you can understand the rest
after all i'm natively a Falati Speaker :)
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