thnx for ur input everyone, Heba thnx for ur input as well, and i wanted to ask u, wud u say jordanian and palestinian dialects are closer to eachother and syrian and lebanese are closer to one another? PS: (Im just guessing here)

Also personally in general i like the sound of kasra instead of fatha for words that end with taa' marbuta. So for example saying qahwe (Coffee) sounds sweeter to my ears than saying qahwa

I would have to concur with fus7a being the best, since it is more rhythmic than any colloquial dialect.

The best way to learn farsi is to download all of ur favorite farsi songs on ur music device and get the lyrics for them from the internet, and each time u listen to the song translate a new word for urself from that song, and if its ur favorite song ull be listening to it often! keep translating word by word until u learn all of the song's lyrics