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Watch this video and complete related online activities on Talk Like A Persian Website. Then read the following article and respond to the questions at the end of this blog. 1. Farsi or Persian?
The society for Iranian Studies states that the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian. Farsi is a Persian word and has no basis in the history of the English language.
2. When did Persia become Iran?
As a modern country, Iran was first known by Westerners as “Persia”. Persian or Farsi is taken from the province of Fars in southern Iran. 2,500 years ago, when the present provinces of Iran were kingdoms known in the West as the Persian EmpireThis region is the cradle of the Persian language and civilization.
In 1935, Reza Shah Pahlavi requested countries with which it had diplomatic relations to call Persia by its native name “Iran”in formal correspondence. Since then, the name Irani or Iranian has come to refer to the civic identity of Iran as a country. Nowadays both terms are common; “Persia” mostly in historical and cultural contexts, “Iran” mostly in political contexts.
The suggestion for the change is said to have come from the Iranian ambassador to Germany, who came under the influence of the Nazis. At the time Germany was in the grip of racial fever and cultivated good relations with nations of “Aryan” blood. It is said that some German friends of the ambassador persuaded him that, as with the advent of Reza Shah, Persia had turned a new leaf in its history and had freed itself from the pernicious influences of Britain and Russia, whose interventions in Persian affairs had practically crippled the country under the Qajars.
3. Where is Persian Spoken?
Persian, also known as Farsi, is primarily spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan and it has a long history stretching back thousands of years with different stages along the way. It originated in Sought Western Persia. Today’s Persia is known as Iran. Persian is the official language of Iran and it is also the official languages of Afghanistan and Tajikistan. In Afghanistan, Persian is referred to as “Dari” for political reason. In Tajikistan, Persian is referred to as “ Tajik” by the Soviet Union conquerers. Historically, the areas where the language is spoken range from the Middle East to India, but today, Persian is understood in parts of Armenia, Azerbaijan, India, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Turkmenistan and Turkey. There are large groups of Persians who migrated to the Europe, USA and specially Los Angeles. That is the reason that Los Angeles is often referred to as ‘Tehrangeles’.
Persian, Dari, Tajik are varieties of the one single language. They are mutually intelligible among educated speakers and formal languages are very close. There are some differences in the casual language specially in the accent, vocabulary, spelling and loan words. In Iran, there are more French loan words. In Afghanistan, there are more English loan words and in Tajikistan there are more Russian loan words.
4. Persian as an Indo-European Language
Persian is in the Indo-European Language (IEL) family and it shares historical origins with most European languages including English as well as the languages of Northern India. IEL includes , the Romance languages (Spanish, French, Latin, etc.), the Slavic languages (Russian, Polish, etc.), the Germanic languages (English, German, Swedish, etc.), the Celtic languages, Baltic languages, Greek, Armenian, and Albanian. Persian belongs to the Iranian branch of the Indo-European family of language. Iranian branch includes Pashto, Kurdish, Baluchi,Taleshi, Asi. Persian and English are similar in word formation, syntax and phonological rules.
5. How hard is it to learn Persian Language?
Persian language’s level of difficulty can be measured by how long it takes an average learner to reach a certain degree of fluency compared to English. The Foreign Service Institute (FSI) has created a list to show the approximate time you need to learn a specific language as an English speaker.There are three levels of language difficulty and Persian falls in category II and is considered as a language with significant linguistic and cultural differences from English Learners. In order to reach the same level as English, Category I languages (French,Spanish) require learners 600 hours of instruction, category II languages (Persian, Russian) demand 1100 hours of instruction and category III languages (Arabic, Japanese) require 2200 class hours to reach to Reading and Speaking 3: General Professional Proficiency in Speaking and Reading.
Persian is a relatively simple language to grasp grammatically. Nouns have no gender and there are no articles. Persian is a very poetic, soft and song-like language. The stress is generally placed on the last syllable of a word. Persian is a gender free language and the same word is used to describe both ‘he’ and ‘she’ and it is often hard to distinguish whom a person is referring to. Questioning is fairly simple and is formed by a rise in intonation of the voice at the end of a sentence. The word order doesn’t change.
6. History of Persian Language
Persian scripts have evolved over the last 3000 years, with three major historic stages of development.
Old Persian (525 BCE–300 BCE):
The oldest record of old Persian are in inscriptions that dates back to the first Persian empire. These writings are in babylonian cuneiform script which is one of the oldest writing forms in the world. Old Persian was inscribed in the cuneiform script, on inscriptions, clay tables and seals of the Achaemenid era in ancient Persia. It was an Indo-European tongue with close affinities with Sanskrit and Avestan; the language of the Zoroastrian sacred texts.
Middle Persian ( 300 BCE- 800 CE ):
Middle Persian or Pahlavi (a name derived from Parthavi – that is, Parthian). Old Persian developed into Middle Persian after the fall of the Achaemenians in the province of Pars. Pahlavi was used throughout the Sassanian period. About a hundred Pahlavi texts survived, mostly on religion and all in prose. We can find Middle Persian in religious texts of the Zoroastrian religion from before the Islamic period. The language was referred to as “Parsik” or “Parsig” because it was the language of Parsa people. The Persian language entered a mysterious new stage with the Islamic conquest. The following 200 years was referred to as “Two Centuries of Silence” by Iranian scholars because there is very little literature available from that time period. Persian was affected by Arabic language a lot during this time.
Classical Persian:
Classical Persian has roots in Old Persian, Pahlavi and Avesta. The Persian language was in danger of being lost or being replaced with Arabic. The Shahnameh (the Book of kings) is a long epic poem written in classical Persian by Ferdowsi over thirty years at a time when Arabic was the favored language of literature. It was so influential on future of literature and cultural identity that Persian language today remains relatively uncharged from that time. This epic poem is considered as the pillar of the Persian language. Ferdowsi intensionally limited the number of Arabic loan words in his epic poem in order to help to preserve the integrity of the Persian language. Therefore, Ferdowsi is seen as a national Iranian hero who re-ignited pride in Iranian culture and literature, and who established the Persian language as a language of beauty and sophistication. Every country that the Arabs conquered lost its civilization, culture and language and adopted the Arabic language and way of life. Iran broke the trend and preserved its culture and language and even adopted their own version of Islam by creating Shiaism.
During this Persian cultural resurgence, the Persian language and culture impacted a large geographic area and became the official language of Seljuq Empire and Ottoman Empire and spread to Indian subcontinent where it was widely spoken until the arrival of the British.
Modern Persian:
Modern Persian as spoken today consists of a lot of words of non-Iranian origin. Some modern technical terms, understandably, have been incorporated from English, French and German and are recognizable.
7. How similar are Persian and Arabic?
Persian and Arabic are not directly related but they have influenced each other. They belong to completely different language families and have separate origins. Arabic is a Semitic language that shares roots with Hebrew while Persian is an Indo-European language that shares the same root with the languages of Northern India as well as most of the languages in Europe such as English, French and German. Persian has simpler grammar compare to Arabic. Persian does not have any grammatical gender. Therefore, they have different grammar system. There are two similarities between the Persian and Arabic which are the script and the vocabulary. Tajik Persian is written in the Cyrillic script while other forms of Persian are written in a modified Arabic script. It is modified because there are four sounds that you cannot find in Arabic language and four new letters were created in Persian. Although during the Islamic conquest Arabic words were adopted but the structure of Arabic words is not adopted and words are not broken down into their roots and templates. The loan words have also adapted to the phonology of the Persian language.
8. What you already know about Persian?
Persian has left influences on different languages including a heavy influence on the vocabulary of Urdo and some influence on the vocabulary of Turkish. You can find words of Persian origin in languages such as the Malay language in Malaysia and English. Some of the words came directly into English but most of them came indirectly into English via a different language. Due to historical links with Britain, many Persian words have been borrowed and crop up in the English language, such as:
French words relating to science and technology are commonly used in Persian. For example:
9. Will Persian help me with any other languages?
Persian, is an Iranian language within the Indo-Iranian branch of the Indo-European languages. It has approximately 110 million speakers in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and other countries which historically came under Persian influence. Therefore, learning some Persian will give you access to a rich history of literature and culture that has a big impact on the world It will also assist you in learning Arabic, Kurdish, Urdu and Hindi. Similarities across the languages as a percentage are 90% of the facts, 40% of the words and 30% of the grammar.
10. Do’s and don’ts of Persian language and culture
The Do’s
Say سلام [salām] hello when you enter a place.
Give tip because tipping is a big part of Persian culture.
Wear a hijab (headscarf) on your head everywhere.
Wear Manto, a longer jacket that reaches to the mid of your legs.
Respect elderly people.
The Don’ts
Don’t give the thumbs up. It is considered offensive in Iran. Although if someone gives you the thumbs up with a smile, it means they acknowledge your culture.
Don’t try to give kiss or shake hands with opposite sex unless they initiate.
Don’t be uncomfortable when you are treated to a meal by Iranians. Hospitality is part of the Persian culture and it is not an imposition.
Don’t engage in public displays of affection.
Don’t turn your back on anyone and don’t stretch your legs out in front of anyone but if you do, say ببخشید , [bebakhshid] , excuse me.
11. What have Persians contributed to the humanity?
The first Charter of Human Rights: One of the oldest texts, discovered in 6th century BC, is the clay Cyrus cylinder inscribed in Babylonian cuneiform script. The document has been hailed as the first charter of human rights, and in 1971 the United Nations was published translation of it in all the official U.N. languages. The cylinder is currently on display at the British museum.
The first human civilization: The Persian Civilization (Eilam); was ahead of Egypt by 500 years, of India, by 1,000 years, and of China, by 2,000 years, of Greece by 3,000 years, and of Rome, by 4,000 years! According to Professor Arthur A. Pope, the famous Orientalist (A.H. Saidian, Iran: Land and the people, Tehran 2001 P. 358).
Discovery of Alcohol: Zakariya Razi (865-925 AD), an Iranian pioneer scholar, discovered alcohol and sulfuric acid. He classified substances as plants, organic, and inorganic. The statue of Razi in United Nations Office in Vienna is part of the “Scholars Pavilion” donated by Iran.
Influential Poets such as Rumi, Sa’adi and Hafez: Poetry plays a very important role for Persians and famous quotes and verses from their great poets are recited in everyday life. One of the great Poets is Sa’di (1184 – 1283) and one of his poems is inscribed in the Halls of the United Nations:
12. How to be polite and show respect?
There are different ways of saying ‘you’:
You can use “You” /to/ تو for people that are close to you.
For plural and other cases such as in formal situations you can use “You” /shomâ/ شما.
13. Iranian hospitality and Chai
Iran is one of those countries that likes to please its guests and one cannot overemphasize the extent of how hospitable Iranians are. It is amazing to arrive in a country and have almost everyone you meet greet you, welcome you and serve you with extravagant hospitality. In each meeting with Persians, Iranian tea, chai, is served in clear glasses. Most tea is served with small sugar cubes which you dip into the hot tea and then place in your mouth to dissolve as you sip the tea.
14. Etiquette and formalities
Târof, تعارف, is a specific form of Iranian etiquette or politeness to show respect for others. It is a verbal dance and is a must amongst Persians. It is a way of denying your will to please your counterpart, however the will is only denied because of the custom and not to please the counterpart. But there are situations where Târof persists upon a request to make the counterpart genuinely satisfied. Târof is about more than just offering and refusing things. It is about raising others and “self-lowering” oneself. No matter what twist and turns Târof might take, the goal is to be respectful. A guest is not supposed to pay for a meal or accept the first offer to eat something . Sometimes, it’s also considered rude if someone pays for his elder, but it’s also rude not to offer.
Common phrases:
In a shop or taxi, when you ask “how much” the usual answer is: قابلی نداره [ghâbeli nadâre], It’s not worthy of you and you reply خواهش می کنم [khâesh mikonam], If you please/ you are welcome, and this can be repeated many times until a payment is taken!
بفرمایید [befarmâyed], has different meanings in different contexts: come on in, welcome to our house, after you, take a seat, help yourself, etc.
دستتان درد نکنه [dastetân dard nakone], Your hands many not hurt is used when you want to say Thank you or Well done.
چشمتان روشن [cheshmetân roshan], May there be light in your eyes, is usually used when there is a new baby in the family or a relative comeback from a journey.
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- What is the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians?
- When did Persia become Iran?
- Where is Persian spoken?
- What type of language is Persian and in what category of language difficulty does it fall?
- What are the three versions of Persian language?
- What have Persians contributed to the humanity (two examples)?
1. The correct term is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and is part of the category II languages which require 1100 hours of instruction.
5. The Persian language has three major historic stages of development, and various versions of the language including Old Persian, Middle Persian, Classical Persian, and Modern Persian.
6. The Persians have made much contributions to humanity including introducing the first charter of human rights, found on the clay Cyrus cylinder, and discovering alcohol (Zakariya Razi).
1. It is Persian
2. In 1935
3. Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan
4. Indo-European language, a category 2 language.
5. Persian, Tajik, Dari
6. They were a very early civilization, the charter of Human Rights and the discovery of alcohol are important.
1. What is the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians?
Persian
2. When did Persia become Iran?
By 1935
3. Where is Persian spoken?
Persian is spoken in variety dialects throughout Afghanistan, Iran, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4. What type of language is Persian and in what category of language difficulty does it fall?
The type of language Persian is Indo-European and it is under the category of 2 language. This means it is fairly easy.
5. What are the three versions of Persian language?
Three versions of Persian language are Old Persian, Middle Persian and Classical / Modern Persian.
6. What have Persians contributed to the humanity (two examples)?
They contributed by organizing the charter of Human Rights, discovered alcohol and attained a very early civilization (close to the Greeks).
1. The correct word is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935
3. Persian is spoken by Iran, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is in the Indo-European language. It also falls in category II of how difficult it is.
5. The three versions are Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Classical Persian, and Modern Persian.
6. Persians have contributed the discovery of alcohol and the first Charter of Human Rights.
1) The correct term is Persian.
2) Persia became Iran in 1935 when Reza Shah Pahlavi asked that Persia be called Iran to other countries.
3) Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
4) Persian is an Indo-Euopean language and is part of category two.
5) The three versions of Persian are Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Modern Persian.
6) Two examples of how Persians have contributed to humanity would be by having the first human civilization and they discovered alcohol.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935 because of Reza Shah Pahlavi. He wanted all countries to call Persia, “Iran”, in diplomatic relations.
3. Persian is primarily spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and it falls in the II category.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are Old Persian (525 BCE – 300 BCE), Middle Persian (300 BCE – 800 CE) and Classical Persian.
6. Persians wrote the first Charter of Human Rights, discovered alcohol and created the first human civilization. There were also a lot of highly intelligent and influential Persian poets who wrote beautiful poems that are still a very important part of Persian culture to this day.
What is the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians?
Persian
When did Persia become Iran?
In 1935
Where is Persian spoken?
Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan
What type of language is Persian and in what category of language difficulty does it fall?
It is a part of the Indo-European family and falls under category II of difficulty
What are the three versions of Persian language?
Dari, Persian, Tajik
What have Persians contributed to the humanity (two examples)?
1935
The first human civilization and the discovery of alcohol
1. Persian or Farsi.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and the level of difficulty 2.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are as follows: Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Classical / Modern Persian.
6. The Persians have contributed much to humanity such as the first Charter of Human Rights and the discovery of Alcohol by Zakariya Razi.
1. The right term to use is Persian
2.It became Iran in 1935 after Reza Shah Pahlavi requested it.
3.Persian is spoken in Iran as well as Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan
4.Indo-European language which is a category 2 language.
5. Three versions are Persian, Tajik, and Dari
6. Discovery of Alcohol and one of first human civilizations
1. Persian
2. in 1935, when Reza Shah Pahlavi wanted the country to be referred to as Iran
3. Iran, Afghanistan, Turkmenistan mainly, small parts in Pakistan and other neighboring countries.
4. Indo-European language and takes 1100 hours of instruction
5. There was old, middle, and classic, and modern
6. First charter of human rights was written, as well as the discovery of alcohol.
1. The correct term is Persian
2. Iran became the official name in 1935
3. Iran, Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Uzbekistan
4. Indo-European, a Category II language.
5. Three versions of Persian are: Farsi, Dari, Tajik,
6. Persians have made many contributions to humanity including the first charter of human rights and the discovery of alcohol. There have also been many influential poets with one poem inscribed into the halls of the United Nations.
1- The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranian is Persian.
2- In 1935. ( Reza Shah Pahlavi requested that).
3- Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
4- Persian is in the Indo-European language (IEL). The level of difficulty is two.
5- there are old Persian, middle Persian, classic and modern Persian.
6- a). The first charter of human right.
b). The first human civilization.
c). Discovery of alcohol by Zakariya Razi.
d). Influential poet such as Rumi, Saadi and Hafez.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran once Reza Shah Pahlavi, in 1935, requested that other countries that they were diplomatic with call the country by Iran.
3. It is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European language that includes influences from the Romance languages, Slavic languages, Germanic languages, and more; it falls into the Iranian branch of the Indo-European family language.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are Old Persian, Middle Persian, Classical Persian, and Modern Persian.
6. The first human civilization was the Persian civilization, otherwise known as “Eilam”. It was 4,000 years ahead of Rome, one of the world’s most known western civilizations. A Persian poet, Sa’di, has one of his works in the Halls of the United Nations.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is classified as an Indo-European language and the level of difficulty it falls under is category two.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are as follows: Old Persian, Middle Persian and Classical / Modern Persian.
6. The Persians have contributed much to humanity such as the first Charter of Human Rights and the discovery of Alcohol by Zakariya Razi.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia become Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European Language and falls into the category II which demand 1100 hours of instruction.
5.The Persian language has 3 major historic stages development which include old persian, middle persian, modern and classical persian.
6. 2 examples of Persians contribution to humanity are:
a. Discovery of alcohol (Zakariya Razi)
b. The first human civilization: The Persian Civilization (Eilam)
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranian is Persian.
2. In 1935. ( Reza Shah Pahlavi requested that).
3. Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is in the Indo-European language (IEL). The level of difficulty is two.
5. there are old Persian, middle Persian, classic and modern Persian.
6. The first charter of human rights, the discovery of alcohol by Zakariya Razi, Influential poets such as Rumi, Saadi, and Hafez.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persian became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European Language. Its level of difficulty is 2.
5. The three versions of Persian are old Persian, middle Persian, and modern Persian.
6.-The discovery of alcohol by Zakariya Razi
-The first charter of human rights
1. Persian is the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935, when Reza Shah Pahlavi requested countries that had diplomatic relations with them, to call Persia by its native name “Iran”.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is in the Indo-European Language family, which includes the Romance languages, the Slavic languages, the Germanic languages, the Celtic languages, Baltic languages, Greek, Armenian, and Albanian. Persian falls under the Iranian branch of the Indo-European family of language.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are Old Persian, Middle Persian, Classical Persian, and Modern Persian.
6. Persians have contributed The first Charter of Human Rights and the discover of alcohol.
1. The correct term for the Iranian language is Persian
2. Persia became known as Iran in 1935 when Reza Shah Pahlavi requested countries that it had diplomatic relations with to recognize Persia as Iran.
3. Persia is the main language in Iran as well as in Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan but are slightly different variations of the language
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and falls under category II difficulty
5. The three versions of Persian are, Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Modern Persian
6. Two examples of what Persians have contributed to humanity are the discovery of alcohol and the First Charter of Human Rights.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persia is classified as an Indo-European language and the level of difficulty is category two.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are old Persian, middle Persian, and classical/modern Persian.
6. The Persians have contributed to the discovery of alcohol by Zakariya Razi and the first charter of human rights.
1. The correct term for the language that is spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935 when Reza Shah Pahlavi requested countries with which it had diplomatic relations to call Persia by its native name being Iran.
3. Persian is primarily spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European Language. Persian belongs to the Iranian branch of the Indo-European family of language. And Persian falls in the second category of difficulty.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are Middle Persian, Classical Persian, and Modern Persian.
6. Two examples that Persians have contributed to humanity are, that they created The first Charter of Human Rights which was later on translated by the United Nations. As well as, The first Human Civilization, since they were ahead of other countries at the time, and those countries adapted to what the Persians were doing.
1.)Persian is the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians.
2.)Persia become Iran in 1935.
3.)Persian spoken in Iran, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan and Tajikistan.
4.)Persian is Indo-European language. the level of difficulty 2.
5.)the three versions of Persian language are , old Persian, middle Persian, modern and classic Persian.
6.)
1- Human civilization
2-Discovery of Alcohol by Zakariya Razi
1. Persian
2. 1935
3. Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan
4. Indo-European language and it is a category 2 language.
5. Persian, Tajik, Dari
6. They were the first human civilization and alcohol was discovered by Persians and
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran when Reza Shah Pahlavi requested countries with which it had diplomatic relations to call Persia “Iran”.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is in the Indo-European Language and there are three levels of language difficulty and Persian falls in category II.
5. Old Persian (525 BCE-300 BCE), Middle Persian (300 BCE-800 BCE), Modern Persian (800 CE-PRESENT).
6. Discovery of alcohol and the first human rights.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Persia is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is in the Indo-European Language family and it is under category II difficulty.
5. The three major versions of the Persian language are Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Classical Persian.
6. Persians created the first Charter of Human Rights and discovered alcohol.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is in the Indo-European Language family and it is under category II difficulty.
5. The three major versions of the Persian language are Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Classical/Modern Persian.
6. Persians created the first Charter of Human Rights and discovered alcohol.
1- The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranian is Persian.
2- In 1935. ( Reza Shah Pahlavi requested that).
3- Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
4- Persian is in the Indo-European language. The level of difficulty is two.
5- There is Old, Middle, and classical Persian.
6- a). The first charter of human right.
b). The first human civilization
1) The correct term is Persian.
2) Persia became Iran when an Reza Shah Pahlavi requested that Persia be formally called its native name Iran to all countries with whom it had diplomatic relations.
3) Persian is spoken mainly in Iraq, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
4) Persian is an Indo-Euopean Language that falls under the category of Iranian branch. According to the Foreign Service Institute the difficulty Persian language requires to learn the language is a category 2 because it requires 1100 hours of learning.
5) Three versions of Persian are: Iran as it is called in Iraq, Dari as it is called in Afghanistan, and Tajik as it is called in Tajikistan.
6) Persian have contributed to humanity by: having the first human civilization that was ahead of Egypt, India, China, Greece and Rome and contributed the first charter of human rights found in the 6th century B.C by Cyrus in Babylonian cuneiform script.
1) The correct term for Persian is Faris.
2) Persia became Iran in 1935.
3) Persian is primarily spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and in Tajikistan.
4) Persian is in the Indo-European Language (IEL) and it falls in Category II of difficulty.
5) Three versions of the Persian language are Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Classical Persian.
6) Persians have contributed a lot to humanity such as being the first human civilization being ahead of Egypt, China, Greece, and Rome. Another thing that the Persians did for humanity was the discovery of alcohol (865-925 AD) by a man named Zakariya Razi.
1- The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2-it became Iran in 1935.
3- it is spoken in Iran,Afghanistan,Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
4-It is the indo-European language and the level of difficulty is two.
5- These versions are old Persian, middle Persian and modern Persian.
6- the Persians have made many contributions to humanity including introducing the first character to the human right, the first human civilization and the discovery of Alcohol.
1-The society for Iranian Studies states that the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian
2In 1935, Reza Shah Pahlavi requested countries.
3 in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan .
4-is in the Indo-European Language , it takes an average learner to reach a certain degree of fluency compared to English .
5-the old one , middle one , the new one .
6-human rights ,Discovery of Alcohol .
What is the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians?
Persian
When did Persia become Iran?
1935
Where is Persian spoken?
Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan
What type of language is Persian and in what category of language difficulty does it fall?
It is in the Indo-European language family and is category 2 level of difficulty.
What are the three versions of Persian language?
Dari, Persian, Tajik
What have Persians contributed to the humanity (two examples)?
The discovery of alcohol and the first human civilization.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. In 1935, Reza Shah Pahlavi wanted to be called Iran, its native name to be more formal to his diplomatic relations. The term Iran is mostly used in political context.
3. Persia is spoken mostly in Iran, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Afghanistan.
4. Persian is an indoeuropean language and it is in the second category of language difficulty which means 1100 hours of instruction are needed.
5. The three versions of Persian are Persian Dari and Tajik.
6. Persians are the first human civilization far ahead of Egypt and India. It was called The Persian Civilization (Eilam). An Iranian pioneer scholar discovered alcohol and sulfuric acid, and also classified plants as organic or inorganic.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Peria became Iran when in 1935, Reza Shah Pahlavi wanted to be called Iran, its native name to be more formal to his diplomatic relations. The term Iran is mostly used in political context.
3. Persia is spoken mostly in Iran, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Afghanistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and it is in the second category of language difficulty which means 1100 hours of instruction are needed.
5. The three versions of Persian are Persian Dari and Tajik.
6. Persians have contributed to humanity by being the first human civilization far ahead of Egypt and India. It was called The Persian Civilization (Eilam). Also, an Iranian pioneer scholar discovered alcohol and sulfuric acid and discovered the classification of inorganic and organic plants.
1. Persian
2. 1935
3. Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan
4. Persian is an Indoor-European Language and is a category II language.
5. Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Modern Persian
6. Influential Poets like Ferdowsi and The First Civilization (Elam)
1.) Persian
2.) 1935
3.) Afghanistan, Iran, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan
4.) It is a part of the Indo-European family and falls under category II of difficulty
5.) Dari, Persian, Tajik
6.) Influential poetry and the discovery of alcohol
1.) The correct term is Persian
2.) Persia became Iran in 1935
3.) Persian is spoken in Afghanistan, Iran, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan
4.) It is a part of the Indo-European family and falls under category II of difficulty
5.) The three versions are Dari, Persian, and Tajik
6.) They have contributed influential poetry and the discovery of alcohol
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia become Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European Language and falls into the category II which demand 1100 hours of instruction.
5.The Persian language has 3 major historic stages development which include old persian, middle persian, modern and classical persian.
6. 2 examples of Persians contribution to humanity are:
a. Discovery of alcohol (Zakariya Razi)
b. The first human civilization: The Persian Civilization (Eilam)
1) Persian
2) 1935
3) mainly in Iran, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan (some in Uzbekistan)
4) Indo-European, category II of difficulty
5) Farsi, Dari, and Tajik
6) Cyrus human right plate, Alcohol by Zakariya Razi.
1) The correct term is Persian.
2) Persia became Iran when an Reza Shah Pahlavi requested that Persia be formally called its native name Iran in 1935 to all countries with whom it had diplomatic relations.
3) Persian is spoken mainly in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
4) Persian is an Indo-Euopean Language that falls under the category of Iranian branch. According to the Foreign Service Institute the difficulty Persian language requires to learn the language is a category 2 because it requires 1100 hours of learning.
5) Three versions of Persian are: Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Modern Persian
6) Persian have contributed to humanity by: having the first human civilization that was ahead of Egypt, India, China, Greece and Rome and contributed the first charter of human rights found in the 6th century B.C by Cyrus in Babylonian cuneiform script and the discovery of alcohol
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persian became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European Language. Its level of difficulty is 2.
5. The three versions of Persian are old Persian, middle Persian, and modern Persian.
6.-The discovery of alcohol by Zakariya Razi
-The first charter of human rights
1. The correct term is Persian
2. Persia was renamed Iran in 1935
3. Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and it is a category 2 language. It has had three stages of development throughout the ages.
5. Persian, Tajik, Dari
6. They were the first human civilization and alcohol was discovered by Zakariya Razi
1. Persian
2. 1935
3. Afghanistan, Iran, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan
4. It is a part of the Indo-European family and falls under category II of difficulty
5. Dari, Persian, Tajik
6. human rights ,Discovery of Alcohol
1- Persian
2- 1935
3- Afghanistan, Iran, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan
4- It is a part of the Indo-European family and falls under category II of difficulty
5-Dari, Persian, Tajik
6- Influential poetry and the discovery of alcohol
1.) Persian
2.) 1935
3.) Afghanistan, Iran, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan
4.) It is a part of the Indo-European family and falls under category II of difficulty
5.) Dari, Persian, Tajik
6.) Influential poetry and the discovery of alcohol
1- The correct spoken language by most Iranians is Persian.
2- 1935
3- it is spoken in (Iran, Afghanistan ,Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.)
4-It is the indo-European language & the level of difficulty is two.
5- The versions are old Persian, middle Persian , classic and modern Persian.
6- A) the first character to the human right, B) the first human civilization C) discovery of alcohol (865-925 AD) by a man named Zakariya Razi and Influential poet such as Rumi, Saadi & Hafez
1.The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia become Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
4. It is a part of the Indo-European family and falls under category II of difficulty
5.The Persian language has 3 major historic stages development which include old persian, middle persian, modern and classical persian.
6. 2 examples of Persians contribution to humanity are:
a. Discovery of alcohol by Zakariya Razi
b. human rights
1. Correct term for the Iranian language is called Persian
2. Persia became known as Iran in 1935 when Reza Shah Pahlavi requested countries that it had diplomatic relations with to referrer Persia as Iran.
3. Persian is the main language in Iran as well as in other countries such as Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan but are slightly different.
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and is under the category of level II difficulty
5. There are three versions of Persian which are, Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Modern Persian
6. Just two examples of how Persians have contributed to humanity is the discovery of alcohol and the first Human Rights.
1. Persian
2. Persia became Iran in 1935
3. Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan
4. Indo-European and is level two
5. persian, dari, and tajik
6. two examples are the first charter of human rights and was the first to discover alcohol.
1. Persian
2. 1935
3. Iran,afghanestan, and tajikestan
4. It is a part of the Indo-European Language & it’s level two.
5. Old persian, middle persian, and modern persian.
6. Influential poetry and the discovery of alcohol.
1. The correct term for the language is Persian.
2. Persian became Iran when 2,500 years ago, Reza Shah Pahlavi, requested that they be called ‘Iran’ instead of Persia. In political contexts Iran is more often used.
3. Persian is mostly spoken in Iran, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Uzbekistan.
4. Persian is a category level II language which requires a bit more time and studying to learn the language and it is apart of the Indo-European language family.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are Tajik, Dari and Persian.
6. The first civilization were created by Persian people and many famous Persian poets including the poet, Sa’di who has a poem inscribed in the United Nations walls.
1. The correct term is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Uzbekistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and its a category level 2 language.
5.The 3 versions of the Persian language are Persian, Tajik, and Dari.
6. The first example is that they were the first human civilization and the second example is that alcohol was discovered by a Persian guy (Zakariya Razi).
1. The term is ‘Persian’
2. ‘Persia’ was renamed to ‘Iran’ 85 years ago in 1935
3. Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Uzebekistan
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and is a category II language meaning it requires approximately 1,100 hours of study to reach basic fluency in reading and writing. It has had three stages of development.
5. Persian, Dari, and Tajik
6. They were the first human civilization, they discovered alcohol, they offered many amazing poets and more.
1. Persian
2. 1935
3. Afghanistan, Iran, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
4. Indo-European language category 2.
5. Dari, Persian and Tajik.
6. The first human civilization, Discovery of Alcohol: Zakariya Razi.
1. Correct language is Persian
2. Persian become Iran in 1935
3. Afghanstain , Iran , Tajikistan and uzbekistan
4. It is a part of the Indo-European family and falls and category II of difficulty
5. Farsi , Dari , Tajik
6. Human rights, Discovery of alcohol by Zakariya Razi,
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran by Reza Shah Pahlavi’s request.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European Language that falls under the category of Iranian branch. It is a category 2.
5. Dari, Persian, and Tajik are the three versions of Persian language
6. First human civilization and the discovery of alcohol.
1-Persian is the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians.
2-Persia become Iran in 1935.
3-Persian spoken in Iran, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan and Tajikistan.
4-the indo-European language and the level of difficulty is two..
5-the three versions of Persian language are , old Persian, middle Persian, modern and classic Persian.
6-first is Human civilization and the second is Discovery of Alcohol by Zakariya Razi
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persia is classified as an Indo-European language and the level of difficulty is category two.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are old Persian, middle Persian, and classical/modern Persian.
6. The Persians have contributed to the discovery of alcohol by Zakariya Razi and the first charter of human rights.
1. It is Persian
2. In 1935
3. Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan
4. Indo-European language, a category 2 language.
5. Persian, Tajik, Dari
6. They were a very early civilization, the charter of Human Rights and the discovery of alcohol are important.
. What is the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians?
Persian
2. When did Persia become Iran?
By 1935
3. Where is Persian spoken?
Persian is spoken in variety dialects throughout Afghanistan, Iran, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4. What type of language is Persian and in what category of language difficulty does it fall?
The type of language Persian is Indo-European and it is under the category of 2 language. This means it is fairly easy.
5. What are the three versions of Persian language?
Three versions of Persian language are Old Persian, Middle Persian and Classical / Modern Persian.
6. What have Persians contributed to the humanity (two examples)?
They contributed by organizing the charter of Human Rights, discovered alcohol and attained a very early civilization (close to the Greeks).
1. The correct term for the language is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan
4. Persian is in the Indo-European language and the category of difficulty it falls is two
5. The 3 versions of the Persian language are old Persian, middle Persian, and classical/modern Persian
6. Persians have contributed the first charter of human rights and the first human civilization
1. The correct term for the language spoken by Iranians is Persian.
2. In 1935 Reza Shah Pahlavi requested other countries call it Iran.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and falls in category II in terms of difficulty.
5. The three versions are Old Persian, Middle Persian, Classical Persian, and Modern Persian.
6. Persians have contributed the First Charter of Human Rights and influential poetry written by people like Rumi or Hafez.
1. Persian
2. In 1935 it became Iran
3. Afghanistan (Dari), Iran, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan.
4. Indo-European language, category two languages.
5. Old Persian, Middle Persian, Classical Persian (Modern).
6. What have Persians contributed to humanity ( two examples)?
They discovered alcohol and organized the charter of human rights
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranian is Persian.
2. Persian become Iran in 1935
3. Persian is the main language in Iran as well as in other countries such as Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan but are slightly different.
4. It is a part of the Indo-European family and falls under category 2 of difficulty
5. Three versions of Persian are: Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Modern Persian
6. Two examples of what Persians have contributed to humanity are the discovery of alcohol and the First Charter of Human Rights.
1.Persian
2.In 1935
3. Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan
4. It is in Indo-European Language (IEL) family and two difficulty
5.Old Persian, Middle Persian and Modern Persian
6.The first Charter of Human Rights/The first human civilization
1. The correct term in Persian
2. Persia became Iran in 1935
3. Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan
4. Persian is a category 2 Indo-European language
5. Old Persian, Middle Persian, Modern Persian
6. The first charter of human rights and the first civilization
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and Tajikstan.
4. Persian is indo-European and is level 2.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are Persian, Dari, and Tajik.
6. Two examples of what Persians have contributed to society are the discovery of alcohol and humanism.
1. Iranians primarily speak Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is the primary language in Iran but is also utilized in Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan.
4. Persian is considered an Indo-European Language and is considered a Category Two difficulty.
5. The three versions of Persian are: Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Modern Persian
6. Two examples of what Persians have contributed to humanity include the discovery of alcohol and the First Human Civilization!
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persian became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in different dialects in countries such as Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan and in its purest form in Iran.
4. Persia is a part of the Indo-European family and falls under category two of difficulty.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are; old Persian, middle Persian, and modern Persian.
6. The Persians discovered alcohol and the First Charter of Human Rights.
1. The correct term is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935 after Rezah Shah requested it.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Afghanistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European language. It is considered a category II language taking 1100 class hours to learn.
5. The three version are Old Persian, Middle Persian, and modern/classical Persian
6. Persian are considered to form the first Charter of Human Rights in the 6th century BC; as well amazing poetry from the likes of Ferdowsi (The Book of Kings)
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persian became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in different dialects in countries such as Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and in it’s purest form in Iran.
4. It is a part of the Info-European family and falls under the second category of difficulty.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are the following: Old Persian, Middle Persian and Modern Persian.
6. The Persians discovered alcohol and the First Charter of Human Rights.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranian is Persian.
2. In 1935
3. Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan
4. Persian is in the Indo-European language and falls under category 2 of difficulty
5. There are Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Modern Persian
6. a). The first charter of human right
b). The first human civilization
c). Discovery of alcohol by Zakariya Razi
d). Influential poet such as Rumi, Saadi and Hafez
1- the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2-Persia become Iran in 1935.
3-Persian spoken in Iran, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan and Tajikistan.
4-the indo-European language and the level of difficulty is two..
5-the three versions of Persian language are , old Persian, middle Persian, modern and classic Persian.
6-first is Human civilization and the second is Discovery of Alcohol by Zakariya Razi
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan.
4. Persian is in the Indo-European language family. It falls in category ll of language difficulty because it is a language that is considered to have significant linguistic and cultural differences from English learners.
5. The three versions of Persian language are Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Modern Persian.
6. Persians have contributed to humanity through the first Charter of Human Rights and the discovery of alcohol and sulfuric acid.
1. What is the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians?
Persian
2. When did Persia become Iran?
1935
3. Where is Persian spoken?
Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan
4. What type of language is Persian and in what category of language difficulty does it fall?
Persian is Indo-European lanuage, category 2 language
5. What are the three versions of Persian language?
Old persian, Middle Persian, Modern persian
6. What have Persians contributed to the humanity (two examples)?
The first charter of human rights and discovery of alcohol.
1. Persian is the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935 when Reza Shah Pahlavi requested countries that had diplomatic relations with them, to call Persia by its native name “Iran”.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is in the Indo-European Language family, which includes the Romance languages, the Slavic languages, the Germanic languages, the Celtic languages, Baltic languages, Greek, Armenian, and Albanian. Persian falls under the Iranian branch of the Indo-European family of language.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are Old Persian, Middle Persian, Classical Persian, and Modern Persian.
6. Persians have contributed to The first Charter of Human Rights and the discovery of alcohol.
1.) Persian
2.) 1935
3.) Afghanistan, Iran, Tajikistan
4.) Indo-European language & category two difficulty
5.) Persian, Dari, and Tajik
6.) Discovery of alcohol and sulfuric acid & influential poets used in everyday life
1. The correct term for the language spoken is Persian
2. Persia became Iran in 1935
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikstan.
4. Part of Indo-European Family, falls under category 2 of difficulty
5. There are 3 versions of Persian which are the following: Old Persian, Middle Persian, and classical Persian.
6. Persians created the first human civilization and also discovered alcohol.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and it falls under Category II in language difficulty.
5. The three versions of Persian are Old, Middle, and Modern.
6. Persians have contributed to humanity by having the first human civilization and by having the first organization of human rights.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Persia is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is in the Indo-European Language family and it is also under the category II difficulty.
5. The three major versions of the Persian language are Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Classical Persian.
6. Persians created the first Charter of Human Rights and also discovered alcohol.
What is the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians?
The Correct term is called Persion
When did Persia become Iran?
Persia became Iran in 1935
Where is Persian spoken?
Persian language is Spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and some parts of Pakistan
What type of language is Persian and in what category of language difficulty does it fall?
Indo-European language a category 2 language
What are the three versions of Persian language?
Dari, Farsi, Persian, and Tajik
What have Persians contributed to the humanity (two examples)?
established the regular routes of communication between continents and second one of the earliest improved or developed civiliaztion in history and
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranian is Persian
2. Persia was renamed to ‘Iran’ 85 years ago in 1935
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan
4. It is a part of the Indo-European family and falls and category II of difficulty
5. Persian, Dari, and Tajik
6. two examples are the first charter of human rights and was the first to discover alcohol
1.persian
2.1935
3.Iran, Afghanestan and tajikestan
4. Its a part of the indo-european language and its level two.
5.old persian, middle persian and modern persian.
6.influential poetry and discovery of alcohol.
1. The correct term in Persian
2. Persian become Iran in 1935
3. Persian is the language of Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan
4. Persian is an Indo-European and category 2 difficulty
5. There’s is Old Persian, Middle Persian, and New/Modern Persian
6.Persians discovered alcohol and the first charter of human rights
1.The correct term for the language is Persian
2. Persia became Iran in 1935
3. Persian is spoken in many places such as Iran, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan.
4.It is a level 2 difficulty language and is part of the Indo-European languages
5. The three versions are old, middle, and modern Persian.
6. Two examples of contributions are the first charter of human rights and the discovery of alcohol.
1-The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranian is Persian and sometimes known as Farsi. The Persian language originated in southwestern Persia.
2- In 1935 the Iranian government requested those countries which it had diplomatic relations with, to call Persia “Iran”. Iran means the land of Aryans.
3- Persian is a language that is widely spoken in parts of the Middle East and in Central Asia. It has a long history stretching back thousands of years with a few different stages along the way. Iran (Farsi), Afghanistan (Dari), Uzbekistan, Pakistan and Tajikistan (Tajik).
4- Persian is in the Indo-European language family. That means Persian shares historical origins with most of the languages in Europe including English as well as the languages of northern India.
5- there are old Persian (525 BCE- 300 BCE), middle Persian (300BCE-800 CE), and new/modern Persian.
6- The first charter of human right. The first human civilization. Discovery of alcohol by Zakariya Razi. Influential poets such as Ferdowsi (Shahnameh- book of kings) Rumi, Saadi and Hafez.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan
4. Persian is an Indo-European Language or IEL. and falls under Category II difficulty according to the FSI.
5. The three versions are Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Classical/Modern Persian
What have Persians contributed to the humanity (two examples)?
One example of how Persians contributed to humanity is that they were the first human civilization, leading Egypt by about 500 years. Another example is that they had the first Charter of Human Rights.
1. The correct term is Persian
2. Persia became Iran in 1935
3. Persian is mainly spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and falls in category 2 when determining the level of difficulty.
5. The different historical stages of development in the Persian language are Old Persian, Middle Persian, Classical Persian, and Modern Persian.
6. Persians have contributed greatly to humanity such as the first Charter of Human Rights, being the first human civilization, and the discovery of alcohol and sulfuric acid.
1. The correct term in Persian
2. Persian become Iran in 1935
3. Persian is mainly spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan
4. Persian is an Indo-European and category 2 difficulty
5. There’s is Old Persian, Middle Persian, and New/Modern Persian
6. Two examples that Persians contributed to humanity is that they discovered alcohol and the first charter of human rights
1. Persian is the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians.
2. 1935
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4.Persian is a Indo-European language and is category II in terms of difficulty.
5. Old, Middle, and Classical Persian.
6. There are many ways Persians have contributed to the humanity including, the first charter of human rights and the first human civilization.
1. The correct term is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935. Reza Shah Pahlavi requested countries that had diplomatic relations with the country to call Persia “Iran”, which is its native name.
3. Persian is primarily spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is in the Indo-European family. Persian falls in category II in language difficult according to the FSI.
5. The three versions of Persian are old Persian, Middle Persian, and Classical/Modern Persian.
6. One thing Persians have contributed to humanity is alcohol. Iranian pioneer Zakariya Razi discovered alcohol and sulfuric acid. The Persians also contributed the first charter of human rights, which was discovered in the 6th century BC.
1. The correct term for the language is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan are the 4 countries where Persian is primarily spoken.
4. Persian is in the Indo-European family and it’s considered a category 2 language in terms of difficulty.
5. There’s 3 versions of Persian. Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Classical or Modern Persian.
6. 2 examples of what Persians have contributed are the first Charter of Human Rights and the first human civilization.
1.The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2.Persia became Iran in 1935.
3.Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4.Persian is Indo-Europe and falls under the 2nd category which requires 1100 hours of learning.
5.Three versions of Persian are Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Modern Persian.
6.The Persians contribution to humanity include discovering alcohol and creating the first documents of human rights texts.
1. The correct term is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935
3. Persian is most commonly spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and it falls in category 2 for difficulty.
5. The three versions of Persian are Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Modern Persian.
6. 2 examples that Persians have contributed to society are the First Charter of Human Rights and the discovery of alcohol.
1. What is the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians?
1a. Persian.
2. When did Persia become Iran?
2a. In 1935
3. Where is Persian spoken?
3a. Iran, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan
4. What type of language is Persian and in what category of language difficulty does it fall?
4a. Indo-European language
4b. The level of difficulty 2.
5. What are the three versions of the Persian language?
5a. old Persian, middle Persian, modern, and classical Persian
6. What have Persians contributed to humanity (two examples)?
6a. Zakariya Raz discovered alcohol and sulfuric acid
6b. Cyrus Cylinder, first charter of human rights
1. The correct term is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and it falls in level 2 of difficulty
5. The three versions of Persian are old, middle, modern/classical.
6. First charter of human rights and the first human civilization.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935 because of Reza Shah Pahlavi. He wanted all countries to call Persia, “Iran”, in diplomatic relations.
3. Persian is primarily spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and it falls in the II category.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are Old Persian (525 BCE – 300 BCE), Middle Persian (300 BCE – 800 CE) and Classical Persian.
6. Persians wrote the first Charter of Human Rights, discovered alcohol and created the first human civilization. There were also a lot of highly intelligent and influential Persian poets who wrote beautiful poems that are still a very important part of Persian culture to this day.
1) The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2) Persia became Iran in 1935
3) Persia is spoken mainly in Iran, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan
4) Perisa is an Indo-European language and the level of difficulty falls in category 2.
5) The three versions of the Persian language are Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Classical Persian.
6) Persians wrote the first Charter of Human Rights and became the first human civilization.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is classified as an Indo-European language and the level of difficulty it falls under is category two.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are as follows: Old , Middle and Classical/Modern Persian.
6. The Persians have contributed much to humanity such as the discovery of Alcohol by Zakariya Razi and the first Charter of Human Rights.
1. The correct term that is used by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Iran became the official name of the country in 1935.
3. Persian is smoken in other countries like Uzbekistan, Afghanistan and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and is rate at category 2 for difficulty.
5. Old, Middle/Pahlavi and Modern are the three versions of Persian.
6. Persians were the first to derive a charter of Human Rights and also were the first in discovering the method to make alcohol.
1. The correct term that is used by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Iran became the official name of the country in 1935.
3. Persian is smoken in other countries like Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is an Indo European language and is rate at category 2 for difficulty.
5. Old, Middle/Pahlavi and Modern are the three versions of Persian.
6. Persians were the first to derive a charter of Human Rights and also were the first in discovering the method to make alcohol
1. The correct term is Persian
2. Persian became Iran in 1935
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and falls in the Type II of the language difficulty category
5. The versions of Persian include Old, Middle, and Modern.
6. Some of Persians contribution to humanity include the First Charter of Human Rights and the discovery of alcohol
1. The correct term for the language is Persian, which is spoken by most Iranians.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935, when Reza Shah Pahlavi requested countries with which it had diplomatic relations to call Persia by its native name, which is Iran.
3. Persian is primarily spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan
4. Persian is an Indo-European Language, meaning that it shares historical origins with most European languages. When it comes to language difficulty there are three levels and Persian falls into category 2.
5. The three versions of Persian are Old Persian, Middle Persian, Classical Persian and Modern Persian
6. The first charter of human rights and the discovery of alcohol.
1. What is the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians?
The correct term for the language is Persian
2. When did Persia become Iran?
Persia became Iran in 1935
3. Where is Persian spoken?
Persian is spoken in Iran, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan and Tajikistan
4. What type of language is Persian and in what category of language difficulty does it fall?
Persian is an Indo-European language family and its placed at category 2 for the level of difficulty.
5. What are the three versions of Persian language?
The three versions of Persian language are Dari, Persian, Tajik
6. What have Persians contributed to the humanity (two examples)?
Persians contributed to humanity by discovery of alcohol and the first human civilization.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935 under Reza Shah.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
4. Persian falls under the Indo-European category, is a 2nd category language (over a thousand hours of instructing)
5. The three versions of the Persian language are- Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Classic Persian
6. Persians have contributed to being one of the first civilizations, and influence in poetry.
1) What is the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians?
– Persian is the correct term language spoken by Iranians.
2) When did Persia become Iran?
– In 1935 Persian became Iran.
3) Where is Persian spoken?
– Persian is understood in parts of Armenia, Azerbaijan, India, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Turkmenistan and Turkey. The most known places Persian is spoken is Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Afghanistan.
4) What type of language is Persian and in what category of language difficulty does it fall?
– Persian is an Indo-European Language, while the difficult language level is categorized as a level 2
5) What are the three versions of Persian language?
– Throughout the history of the Persian Language from Old, Middle, Classical, Model Persian; Farsi, Dari, Tajik are the three versions of the Persian language.
6) What have Persians contributed to the humanity (two examples)?
– Persians have contributed a wide range of culture (Music), the discovery of alcohol by Zakariya Razi, Influential poets such as Rumi, Saadi, and Hafez.
1- the correct word is Persian
2- Persia was changed to “Iran” in 1935
3- Persian is the official language of Iran and it is also spoken in Afghanistan and Tajikistan
4- Persian is an Indo-European language and share many words with them and the difficulty of learning Persian is on Level 2
5- Old Persian, Middle Persianand Classical Persian
6- The first human civilization and Influential Poets
1.) The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2.) Persia became Iran in 1935.
3.) Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4.) Persia is in the Indo-European Language family and the language difficulty for Persian falls under category 2.
5.) The three versions of Persian language are Old Persian, Middle Persian, and modern Persian. Some varieties of Persian include Tajik, Dari, and Farsi.
6.) Two examples of what Persians have contributed to humanity include; creating the first charter of human rights and the discovery of alcohol.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is in the Indo-European Language family and it falls under category 2 for difficulty.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Classical Persian.
6. Persians have contributed to humanity by creating the First Charter of Human Rights and discovering alcohol and sulfuric acid.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935 because of Reza Shah Pahlavi. He wanted all countries to call Persia, “Iran”, in diplomatic relations.
3. Persian is primarily spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
4. Persia is classified as an Indo-European language and the level of difficulty is category two.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are Old Persian (525 BCE – 300 BCE), Middle Persian (300 BCE – 800 CE) and Classical Persian.
6. The first charter of human right. The first human civilization. Discovery of alcohol by Zakariya Razi. Influential poets such as Ferdowsi (Shahnameh- book of kings) Rumi, Saadi and Hafez.
1.The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4.Persian is an Indo-European language and is under the category of level II difficulty
5. There are three versions of Persian which are, Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Modern Persian
6.The Persians have contributed to the discovery of alcohol by Zakariya Razi and the first charter of human rights
1. persian
2.1935
3.Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan
4. indo-european, it is a level 2
5.old, middle, modern
6. they contributed great music and discovery of alcohol
1. The correct term for the language is Persian.
2. Persian became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Uzbekistan,, Iran, Tajikistan, and Afghanistann
4. Persian is an Indo-European Language. 2nd level difficulty
5. The three versions of Persian are old Persian, middle Persian, and modern Persian.
6.-Alcohol was discovered by Zakariya Razi
The first charter of human rights
1. Most Iranians speak persian
2. Persia had become Iran in 1935
3. persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
4. Persian is an Indo European language and it is part of category 2.
5. The 3 forms of the Persian language are Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Classical Persian.
6. Persians discovered alcohol. Also there were lots of Persian poets who wrote very nice poems that are very important to persian culture
a. The language is called “Persian”
b. It is 1935
c. Countries: Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
d. It is Indo-European Language. The difficulty is Category 2.
e. There are old, middle, classical, and modern Persian languages.
f. There are “The first charter of human right” and “Discovery of Alcohol
1. Persian is the correct language spoken by Iranians.
2. In 1935 it went from Persia to Iran.
3. Countries who speak Persian are Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan.
4. Persian is level 2 and it is an Indo-European Language.
5. Three versions of Persian are Old, Middle and Classical.
6. Persian invented human Rights and making alcohol.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is the Persian language.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in countries like Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4. It is an Indo-European language and falls under category 2 of difficulty.
5 The Persian’s three visions are old Persian (525 BCE- 300 BCE), middle Persian (300BCE-800 CE), and new/modern Persian.
6. The first example of Persians’ contribution is that they were the first human civilization, and the second example is that alcohol was discovered by Persians.
The correct term that is used by most Iranians is Persian
Iran became the official name of the country in 1935
Persian is spoken in other countries like Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan.
Persian is an Indo-European language and is rated as category 2 for difficulty.
Old, Middle/Pahlavi, and Modern are the three versions of Persian. Persians were the first to derive a charter of Human Rights and also were the first in discovering the method to make alcohol
1) The correct term to use is Persian for the language spoken by a lot of Iranians.
2) The region Persia became Iran in 1935 when Rezah Shah Pahlavi requested everyone else to refer to them in diplomatic relations.
3) The language persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4) Persian is considered an indo-european language and the difficulty of the language is in category 2.
5) There is three versions such as Old Persian, Middle Persian, and New/Modern Persian.
6) a. The first is the discovery of Alcohol (Zakariya Razi)
6) b. As well the first charter of human rights & the first human civilization Eilam.
1.It is Persian
2. In 1935
3. Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan
4. Indo-European language, a category 2 language.
5. Persian, Tajik, Dari
6. They were a very early civilization, the charter of Human Rights and the discovery of alcohol are important
1. The correct term for the language that is spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and falls in category II.
5. The three versions of Persian are Old Persian (525 BCE–300 BCE), Middle Persian (300 BCE- 800 CE), and Classical/Modern Persian.
6. Persians were the first to create a Charter of Human Rights and also were the first to discover alcohol.
1) Persian
2) 1935
3) Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan
4) Indo-European language, a category 2 language.
5) Persian, Tajik, Dari
6) Two examples of what Persians have contributed to humanity are the discovery of alcohol and the First Charter of Human Rights.
1) the correct term for the language spoken by Iranians is called Persian
2) Persia became Iran in 1935
3) Persian is spoken in parts of Azerbaijan, India, Armenia, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Turkmenistan, and Turkey. The main places where Persian is spoken are Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Aghanistan.
4) Persian is a type of indo-european language, and the difficulty of the language is categorized as level 2
5) Three versions of the Persian language are Farsi, Dari, and Tajik.
6)Influential poets like Rumi, Saadi, and Hafez, the discovery of alcohol by Zakariya Razi, and a wide rang of music.
1. The correct name for it is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935 when the Shah asked other diplomats to use the new name.
3. Persian is spoken in many countries around the world, including Iran, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Armenia, among others.
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and falls under difficulty 2, meaning you need 1100 hours to read and write.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Classical Persian.
6. We have created the first ever democratic document, some of the best poetry of all time, some amazing heroes like Rostham, and of course, alcohol.
1. The correct term for the language spoken in Iran is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935, as a result of a request made by Reza Shah Pahlavi.
3. Persian is spoken primarily in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan
4. Persian is in the Indo-European Language (IEL) family. The Iranian branch of the IEL family includes Pashto, Kurdish, Baluchi, Taleshi, and Asi.
5. The Persian language’s level of difficulty is 2 and is considered a language with significant linguistic and cultural differences from English.
6. Persian and Arabic are similar in terms of scripture and vocabulary. However, they belong to different families and Persian does not have any grammatical gender.
7. There are approximately 110 million Persian speakers in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, etc.
1. What is the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians?
Persian
2. When did Persia become Iran?
1935
3. Where is Persian spoken?
Iran, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan
4. What type of language is Persian and in what category of language difficulty does it fall?
Persian is an Indoor-European Language and is a category II language.
5. What are the three versions of Persian language?
Old, classic, middle, and modern Persian.
6. What have Persians contributed to the humanity (two examples)?
Persians discovered the first charter of human rights and alcohol.
What is the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians? Persian
When did Persia become Iran? in 1935
Where is Persian spoken? Persian is spoken in many countries across the world but mostly in places such as Iran, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan. It is also widely spoken in America.
What type of language is Persian and in what category of language difficulty does it fall? It is an Indo-European Language that is considered level 2 in difficulty.
What are the three versions of Persian language? Old, Middle, and New/Modern
What have Persians contributed to the humanity (two examples)? First written Human Rights and the discovery of alcohol.
1). The correct term for the language spoken by Iranians is Persian.
2). Persia came to be called Iran when in 1935, Reza Shah Pahlavi requested to countries it had diplomatic relations with that the country now be called Iran.
3). Persian is primarily spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and parts of Uzbekistan.
4). Persian is member to the Iranian branch of the indo-european language family. According to the Foreign Service Institute (FSI), Persian is a category II language, requiring approximately 1100 hours to learn.
5). The three types of the Persian language are Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Classical/Modern Persian.
6). 2 major things Persians have contributed to humanity are creating the first charter of human rights, known as the Cyrus cylinder, and being host to the first human civilization.
Sima Kazerooni – 01/17/2023
1. What is the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians?
Persian is the correct term.
2. When did Persia become Iran?
Persia converted to Iran in 1935.
3. Where is Persian spoken?
Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
4. What type of language is Persian and in what category of language difficulty does it fall?
Persian is in the Indo-European Language and Persian falls in category II
5. What are the three versions of Persian language?
Farsi, Dari and Tajik are the three versions of the Persian language. OLD PERSIAN (525 BCE–300 BCE), MIDDLE PERSIAN (300 BCE- 800 CE), CLASSICAL PERSIAN & MODERN PERSIAN
6. What have Persians contributed to the humanity (two examples)?
The first human civilization: The Persian Civilization (Eilam), Discovery of Alcohol: Zakariya Razi (865-925 AD), Influential Poets such as Rumi, Sa’adi and Hafez: Poetry plays a very important role for Persians
1. The correct English term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian. It is known as Farsi to its native speakers.
2. Persia became formally known as Iran to the rest of the world in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken primarily in Iran, but also spoken in Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan to a lesser degree.
4. Persian belongs to the Indo-European language family and falls under Category 2, which requires 1100 hours of instruction.
5. The three versions of the Persian language throughout history are Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Classical/Modern Persian.
6. One example of a contribution by Persians on the world is the Cyrus Cylinder, which is one of the oldest texts. This shows that Persians have had influence in the development of language. Another example of a Persian contribution to humanity is the poetry made by the likes of Rumi, Sa’adi and Hafez, who have had a great impact on Iranian culture and a great portion of its surrounding areas.
1.) What is the correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians?
The most correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2.) When did Persia become Iran?
In 1935, Persia became what is now known as Iran.
3.) Where is Persian spoken?
Persian is widely spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
4.) What type of language is Persian and in what category of language difficulty does it fall?
The type of language falls that Persian is Indo-European, and it falls under category two for difficulty.
5.) What are the three versions of the Persian language?
The three versions of the Persian language throughout history are old Persian, middle Persian, and modern Persian.
6.) What have Persians contributed to humanity (two examples)?
Two examples of things that Persians have contributed to humanity are great poets such as Hafez and Rumi who have had a significant impact on Persian culture. One of the oldest human civilizations was also Persian.; Eilam, which was 500 years ahead of Egypt.
1. The correct term for the Persian language is Persian
2. In 1935, at the request of Reza Shah Pahlavi
3. Persian is spoke in Iran, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Pakistan, India, Iraq, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Turkey.
4. The Persian language falls under the Iranian branch of the Indo-European category. It’s difficulty is level 2.
5. Old Persian, Pahlavi, and modern Persian. However Pahlavi is a completely different language that was spoken by the Parthians, who came from North Eastern Iran. Despite this, it had great effect on the Persian language.
6. Iran was the pioneer in empire building during the iron age, as well as poetry.
1. The correct term for the language is Persian.
2. Iran became the name for Persia in 1935 for political and diplomatic reasons and this was under Reza Shah Pahlavi.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, as well as some parts of Uzbekistan.
4. Persian is a part of the Iranian branch of the Indo-European language family. It is also a category II language when it comes to learning it, according to the Foreign Service Institute.
5. Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Classical Persian are the three types of Persian language.
6. Persians have contributed the discovery of alcohol as well as influential poets such as Rumi.
1. The correct term that most Iranians use is Persian.
2. Iran became the official name of the country in 1935.
3. Persian is spoken in other countries like Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and is rated at category 2 for difficulty.
5. Old, Middle/Pahlavi, and Modern are the three versions of Persian.
6. Persians were the first to derive a charter of Human Rights and the first to discover the method to make alcohol.
1. Persian is the correct language spoken by most Iranians
2. Persia became Iran in 1935 because it was requested by Reza Shah Pahlavi
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European Language and it falls into category ll of difficulty.
5. Old Persian, Middle Persian and Classical/modern Persian
6. Zakariya Razi contributed to humanity with the discovery of alcohol and sulfuric acid. On the other hand, Rumi, Sa’adi and Hafez contributed to humanity through their poetry plays.
1. The correct term for the language is Farsi.
2. Persian became Iran in 1935 when Reza Shah Pahlavi asked other countries to refer to the country as “Iran”.
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Uzbekistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European Language, and the category of language difficulty it falls into is level 2.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are Old Persian, Middle Persian, and Modern Persian.
6. Two examples of something that Persians have contributed to humanity are the first charter of human rights and the discovery of alcohol.
1) The correct term is for the language is Persian.
2) Persia become Iran in 1935
3) Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan.
4) Persian is Indo-European and it is a level 2 difficulty.
5) The three versions of Persian are Old, Middle, and Classic/Modern.
6) Persians have given the world its first civilization (Eilam), and alcohol.
1. Persian is the correct term used by most Iranians
2. In 1935 Reza Shah Pahlavi has asked to use the native name “Iran” instead of Persia
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan
4. Persian falls into category 2 (out of 3) of difficulty to learn, which means it would take a native English speaker about 1100 hours to learn the language, Persian is an Indo-European language
5. Old Persian, Middle Persian, Classical Persian, (and Model Persian)
6. The discovery of alcohol, the first Charter of Human Rights
1. Persian
2. 1935
3. Iran, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan
4. Indo-European language and category 2 language
5. Persian, Dari, and Tajik
6. Charter of Human Rights and discovering alcohol
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persian became Iran in 1935.
3. Persian is primarily spoken in Iran, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan.
4. Persian is an Indo-European language and it falls under category 2 of language difficulty.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are Farsi, Dari, and Tajik.
6. Persians have contributed a lot to humanity, including the discovery of alcohol and the first charter of human rights.
1. The correct term for the language spoken by most Iranians is Persian.
2. Persia became Iran in 1935 by Reza Shah Pahlavi.
3. Persian is the official language in Iran, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan. It is also spoken in Uzbekistan and understood in many countries including Armenia, Azerbaijan, Pakistan, and more.
4. Persian is part of the Indo-European Language family with historical roots shared with many European languages and Northern Indian languages. Based on the three levels of language difficulty, Persian is placed in category 2.
5. The Persian language had three major historical changes. These stages include Old Persian (525 BCE – 300 BCE), Middle Persian/Pahlavi (300 BCE – 800 CE), and New/Modern Persian (800 CE to current).
6. Persians have had many contributions to humanity including the Cyrus cylinder depicting texts of human rights, the discovery of alcohol, and many incredible forms of literature and poetry.
1. The correct term for the language most Iranians speak is Persian
2. Persia became Iran in 1935 when Reza Shah Pahlavi requested for Persia to be called by its native name (Iran)
3. Persia is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan though Persian is also understood in some parts of Armenia, Azerbaijan, India, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Turkmenistan, and Turkey.
4. Persian is an Indo-European Language (IEL) and it is part of category 2 in terms of difficulty in learning the language.
5. The three versions of the Persian language are Old Persian (525 BCE to 300 BCE), Middle Persian (300 BCE to 800 CE), and Modern Persian (800 CE to today).
6. Some of the contributions to humanity by Persians include the first Charter of Human Rights (the clay Cyrus Cylinder) and the first human civilization (Eilam).
1) the correct term name for the language is Persian
2)Iran was made the name of the nation by Reza Shah Pahlavi in 1935
3) Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan
4) Persian is a language in the Indo-European language family, and is categorized as a lvl 2 difficulty language for english speakers looking to learn
5) Old Persian, which was written in Babylonian cuneiform script, Middle Persian or Pahlavi which was primarily maintained in arameic often Zoroastrian texts, Classical Persian which was maintained through Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh and leads to Modern Persian which is largely unchanged from Ferdowsi’s language. Modern Persian itself is found in 3 forms, Tajik, Dari, and Farsi
6)Zakarya Razi was the first to discover alcohol and the famous Persian poets have contributed to the preservation of a language and culture and the entertainment of the world going forward
1. The correct term is Persian
2. Persia became Iran in 1935
3. Persian is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan
4. The category for Persian category is Indo-European, and the language difficulty level is 2
5. The three versions of Persian are Old, Middle (Pahlavi) and Modern
6. Well known poets and the discovery of alcohol
-Persian
-1935
-Afghanistan, Iran, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan
-it is part of the Indo-European family and falls under category 2 of difficulty
-Dari, Persian, Tajik
-influential poetry and discovery of alcohol
1. Persian
2. 1935
3. Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
4. Indo-european, and it falls in level 2 of language difficulty.
5. Old Persian, Middle Persian, and modern/Classical Persian
6. Discovery of alcohol and human rights
1. Persian
2. 1935
3. Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan
4. Persian is Indo – European categorized as level 2
5. Persian, Dari, and Tajik
6. alcohol, sulfuric acid, and tahdig