Persian course for Beginners A1/A2

In this part, we are going to take a look at whatever we have to learn in this course, then we will learn our new lesson, which is "Greeting"

We will talk about formal and informal ways of talking in the Persian language. This is the presentation part and in this part, we learn new vocabulary.

In the previous video, we learned greetings and related phrases to start formal and informal conversations in the Persian language, now we will have some conversations as examples and practice whatever we have learned.

Now, it's time to practice the lessons I presented before and repeat the lessons until you fully understand.

This part plays a significant role in your learning process as you evaluate your comprehension of the lesson you have learned in the previous videos.
 
 
 

In this video, we will learn most common countries and nationalities vocabulary.

Here we will learn Languages that each country speaks in Persian language and we make sentences with new words so you will get the idea of the usage.

In this practical and easy-to-follow lesson, you'll learn how to confidently say numbers, tell the time, and ask time-related questions in Persian. From counting 1 to 100 to understanding hours, minutes, and common daily expressions like “What time is it?” — this video is designed to help you build essential everyday vocabulary.
You'll also hear real-life pronunciation and cultural tips for how Iranians typically talk about time in daily conversations.

Perfect for absolute beginners or anyone looking to strengthen their Persian basics!

In this focused lesson, you’ll learn how to ask for and tell the time in Persian with confidence. We'll cover how to say the hours and minutes, use phrases like “What time is it?” and understand how Iranians commonly refer to parts of the day — like morning, afternoon, and evening.
You’ll also hear clear pronunciation and real-life examples to help you speak naturally and understand native speakers better.

A perfect beginner-friendly guide to one of the most useful skills in everyday Persian!

Now it’s your turn! In this practice segment, you’ll listen and repeat common time expressions in Persian — like "It's 3 o’clock" or "What time is the class?" You’ll also match audio to clock visuals and respond to simple questions in Persian to test your understanding.

By the end, you’ll be able to:
✅ Say the time accurately in Persian
✅ Ask others what time it is
✅ Understand time-related answers in daily conversation

This lesson helps you build real-life speaking confidence by practicing full Persian sentences related to time. You'll learn how to pronounce key phrases clearly, use natural intonation, and respond smoothly to everyday time-related questions.

Learn Seasons easily and practically

Here you can practice the Days of the week and useful sentences 

In this final session, we’ll learn how to give and ask for basic personal details in Persian — one of the most useful skills for everyday conversations. The lesson is broken into 4 precise, focused parts, making it easy to follow and practice.

This lesson can be considered one of the most important so far, as it helps you to explain your identity, and it also includes conversational examples.

I suggest you watch and do tasks in this video several times, as long as you can easily speak and understand.

I'm glad you came so far and I'm proud of you. this is the last practice part for session 5.

Welcome to the final review session of your beginner Persian journey!

In this video, we’ll summarize everything you’ve learned across the course — from greetings and numbers to time, personal info, and daily conversations. This is your chance to refresh, reinforce, and test your skills in real-life situations.

🧠 What’s inside:
Quick recap of all major lessons (with examples)
Speaking practice with short role-plays
Listening comprehension exercises
A mini test with 10 questions (mix of fill-in-the-blank, listening, and speaking tasks)
Self-check answers at the end!
✅ Perfect to check your progress
✅ Helps prepare you for A2+ or everyday use
✅ Bonus: Tips for what to study next!