حُروف و نِشانههایِ مَربوط به
«واکههایِ «اَلِف، زِبَر یا فَتحه (ــَـ)» وَ هَمخوانهایِ «بِ، دال، میم
Letters associated with vowels [ā, a] and consonants [b, d, m]
Chapter Can-do Statements
By the end of this chapter you will be able to:
Recognize the difference between the sounds of the vowels ā and a and the sounds of the consonants be, mīm and dāl in listening.
Recognize different forms of each corresponding letters in authentic texts, ads, websites, original poems etc. in different type forms and handwritings.
You will be able to read and write your first sentences in Persian and interprete the main idea of an ad by reading some lexical items ad some verbs.
recognize the difference between spoken ūm and written ām
Grammar: to be (is), past tense (to come, to have, to give)
Vocabulary:
āb, bābā, dād, āsemān, ātash, ānānās, asb, sabad, bā adab, adab
Section one: Sound and Shape
A. Sound and Shape Presentation
A.1. Sound Presentation
A.2. Shape Presentation
Alef videos:
- Alef :
- Alef various forms:
- Alef dars:
- acc.inacc alef:
Be videos:
- be dars:
- be various forms:
- acc.inacc.be:
Dāl videoes:
- dāl dars:
- dāl variables:
a videoes:
- a dars:
mīm videoes:
- mīm dars:
- mīm variables:
- mīm variables 2:
*You plural
*Patient
*Man
B. Sound and Shape Practice
B.1. Sound Practice
Exercise 1:
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Exercise 2:
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Exercise 3:
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Exercise 4:
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Exercise 5:
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B.2. Shape Practice
Exercise 6:
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Exercise 7:
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Exercise 12:
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Exercise 13:
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Please review the ” How to type in Frasi ” videos in the introduction section of the book.
Exercise 1:
Please pay attention to the example and complete exercise 1:
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Exercise 2:
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Exercise 3:
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Section two : Vocabulary (واژگان)
A. Vocabulary Presentation
B. Vocabulary Practice
Please review the ” How to type in Frasi ” videos in the introduction section of the book.
Exercise 1:
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Exercise 2:
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Exercise 3:
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Exercise 24:
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Section three : Reading stop (ایستگاه خواندن)
Focus on Form:
Written vs. Spoken Persian: Lesson 1 : ām vs. Ūm
The ūm combination in spoken Persian is written as ām
Dāmād (w)= dūmād (s)
āmad (w)= ūmad (s)
Bādām (w)= bādūm (s)
Practice time!
Please review the ” How to type in Frasi ” videos in the introduction section of the book.
Exercise 1:
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Exercise 2:
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Reading and Writing Stories
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Glossary