first conversation
Read the Persian A1 opening encounter and find the key.
About this unit
Maryam arrives at Parvin’s house. Read each line first, then play it to check.
- اسم من مریم است means “My name is Maryam”.
- است at the end of a line means “is”.
- بفرمایید، کلید شما: Parvin hands over the key.
- پروین
سلام! عصر بخیر!
Hello! Good evening!
- مریم
سلام! اسم من مریم است.
Hello! My name is Maryam.
- پروین
من پروین هستم. این خانۀ من است.
I am Parvin. This is my house.
- پروین
بفرمایید، کلید شما.
Here is your key.
- مریم
ممنون!
Thank you!
Words in this chat
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سلام! عصر بخیر!
Hello! Good evening!سلام! اسم من مریم است.
Hello! My name is Maryam.من پروین هستم. این خانۀ من است.
I am Parvin. This is my house.بفرمایید، کلید شما.
Here is your key.ممنون!
Thank you!کلید
keykelīdمریم
Maryam, a nameMaryamReading tips
These lines use Parvin, the house and the key from the Persian A1 opening scene. The introduction uses a fixed practice name. The main A1 course explains the grammar in context.
Reading practice
Sound to spelling
Listen. Choose the spelling.
Spelling to sound
Read the word. Choose its sound.
Sound to spelling
Listen. Choose the spelling.
Spelling to sound
Read the word. Choose its sound.
Read and decide
Who says this is her house?
Build the word
Listen and build the word in typing order.
Build the word
Listen and build the word in typing order.
Build the word
Listen and build the word in typing order.
Build the word
Listen and build the word in typing order.
Build the word
Listen and build the word in typing order.
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Read the Persian A1 opening encounter and find the key.
سلام! عصر بخیر!
Hello! Good evening!سلام! اسم من مریم است.
Hello! My name is Maryam.من پروین هستم. این خانۀ من است.
I am Parvin. This is my house.بفرمایید، کلید شما.
Here is your key.ممنون!
Thank you!کلید
keyمریم
Maryam, a nameUse a Persian keyboard
Persian standard keyboard: Persian ی/ک, ordinary logical letters, and ZWNJ (half-space). Numbers keep their normal internal order.