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Mona Zangeneh

Expert Educator: University Lecturer and ESL Certified Teacher - Unlocking Your Language Potential

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radio, bigoudi, biscuit

Hamidreza

An experienced and certified English and Persian tutor with three years of teaching experience.

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In my opinion it should be poetry I think it's full of beautiful and meaningful poems which you will never ever quit reading them,they are amazing,i mean amazinggg

Baktash Wahidy

Experienced Dari (Persian), Pashto, and Uzbek Language Tutor with 4+ Years of Teaching Experience

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To explore Persian culture and communicate with native speakers.

Nastaran

* TEFL and TQUK Certified Teacher *

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The sound of "kh" in Persian is pretty similar to the pronunciation of "R" in "French". But to understand the pronunciation, it's better to search it on Youtube, or maybe book some sessions with a Native Persian Teacher.

Nastaran

* TEFL and TQUK Certified Teacher *

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Dige :)) There's no translation for it. But it's really useful :D

Ayda Fahrii

Certified TEFL, Teacher Educator, Supervisor, General and Business English, 19 years of Experience

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What I really like about Persian (my native language) is that it is totally gender free. You may see that in some languages that gender plays an essential role, but Persian is not the case. I suppose it dates back to the time in ancient Persia Empire, in which both genders were considered equal and not superior to each other.