Persian Alphabet is case-free and has 32 letters. The letters come in one to four forms depending on were they happen; at the beginning, in the middle or at the end of a work. In Persian, words are written from right to left while numbers are written from left to right. Persian  is a writing style based on the Arabic script. Talk Like a Persian breaks down the letters into smaller groups so leaners can learn letters smoothly. Familiarity with the script and basic sounds is the first step in learning Persian language but don’t get stuck on the script. Just recognize the letters and their sounds .

 The best resource for learning Persian Alphabet is Talk Like a Persian Website. It offers bite-sized video lessons that introduce you to four letters at a time and common Persian language words and conversational phrases you might need in the context of real-world situations. With this method, learners build upon vocabulary they already know and scale gradually towards more complex concepts. Online  Activities at the end of each lessons enable learners to interact with the content and put what they have learned into practice. Following is a table showing the Persian alphabet and how it is pronounced in English. 

Click here to get started with the Persian language. You will be amazed how quickly you can learn to read and write in Persian language. Find the letters that are used in your first name in the above chart. Change the keyboard to Persian and find those letters on the keyboard and type them in the comment area without using the space or enter  buttons. Once you are done hit the enter button and enjoy your first experience in typing Persian language.