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27 February 2026

• 00:4100:41, 27 February 2026 diff hist +351 N Category:Persian Created page with "This category contains all pages for the '''Persian''' language learning textbook. Persian (فارسی, ''Fārsi'') is a major language of the Middle East and Central Asia, primarily spoken in Iran, Afghanistan (where it is known as Dari), and Tajikistan. == Related Categories == * Languages Category:Language books" current Tag: Recreated
• 00:3200:32, 27 February 2026 diff hist +5,978 N Persian/Vocabulary Created page with "{{Persian}} == Introduction to Persian Vocabulary == This page is designed to help you expand your '''Persian vocabulary''' (واژگان - Vāžegān). Persian vocabulary draws heavily from Middle Persian, but also includes significant loanwords from Arabic, French, and more recently, English. === Structure of Entries === Each entry in the tables below includes: # '''Persian Script:''' The written form. # '''Transliteration:''' A phonetic guide to pronunciation. # '''E..." current
• 00:2900:29, 27 February 2026 diff hist +7,404 N Persian/Verbs Created page with "{{Persian}} == Introduction to Persian Verbs == The verb (فعل - ''Fe'l'') is the most essential part of the sentence in Persian. It indicates the action or state of being and usually comes at the end of the sentence. Persian verbs are inflected for: * '''Tense:''' When the action happens (Past, Present, Future). * '''Aspect:''' The nature of the action (Simple, Continuous, Perfect). * '''Person and Number:''' Who is performing the action. Unlike many European langua..." current
• 00:2500:25, 27 February 2026 diff hist +6,295 N Persian/Grammar Created page with "{{Persian}} == Introduction to Persian Grammar == '''Persian grammar''' (گرامر فارسی ''Gramer-e Farsi'') is the body of rules describing the properties of the Persian language. Persian is an Indo-European language, sharing similarities with languages like English, German, and Hindi, while using a modified Arabic script. Modern Persian (Farsi) is relatively straightforward compared to other languages in the region due to: * '''No grammatical gender:''' Nouns, p..." current Tag: Visual edit: Switched