Should I learn Arabic or Persian? I made a thread recently about contemplating learning Arabic. But then I thought about it, and maybe Persian would be better. As far as usefulness, what do people suggest? How about ease of learning? I'm also considering Russian. A comment on tiers , by Prime Originally Posted by KillianHawkeye. As a DM, I deal with character death by cheering and giving a fist pump, or maybe a V-for-victory sign.
I would also pat myself on the back, but I can't really reach around like that. Re: Should I learn Arabic or Persian? Originally Posted by danzibr.
Usefulness is going to depend heavily on your personal geography, but in purely general terms Arabic is spoken by considerably more people and in a larger amount of countries. So of the two it's probably got the wider range of uses. Russian is interesting, and bloody difficult in some ways but super easy in others. If all you're interested in is doing it for fun, just roll a d6 or something and then go for whatever corresponds to that number.
You can always go back and pick up one or both of the others if you're just going for casual. There's something like Nemo or something like that on Apple App Store, nothing amazing but you can learn some vocabulary if you can find the language you're after. I did it with Norwegian, and downloaded the Korean for my wife. Neither of us has been particularly diligent, though. Probably you can find an android version if you needed to. I used to live in a world of terrible beauty, and then the beauty left.
Dioxazine purple. Depends on your goals. Frankly all of them would do a great job expanding your perspective and opening up interesting sources.
Persian I'd consider interesting in a historical sense: it's an Indo-European language but a far-removed one so you'd probably gain insights into the evolutionary processes and roots of the languages you better know too. Arabic, on the other hand, opens up the Semitic family and if you're e. The number of people who are proficient in Persian language is very less. Since there is a considerable size of Farsi speakers, the demand for interpretation and translation jobs always exists and available, especially in the freelance language market.
Persian is a tricky language to learn. But if you put in enough effort, you will find a straightforward language to acquire. For over a millennium, the language has not changed very much.
Farsi grammar is very simple and without lots of exceptions and rules. But, due to some unique and different pronunciation and writing structure, it takes time to achieve the upper intermediate competency.
Mastering a new language takes time, and Farsi is no exception. Are you convinced now to learn Farsi? It is not difficult to master. Farsi language is one of many overlooked but a richly important language of the 21st century.
Learning how to speak Farsi is taking advantage of the continuous growth of the global economy. Ali — 4 months ago. Learn Persian Online Team — 4 months ago. Your email address will not be published. Learn Persian Online Your Card 0.
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What people say about "Why learn Persian? Ali — 4 months ago Hi. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Download Instantly X. Log in Remember me. Forgot Password? Persian is definitely not a dead language … Persian language is divided into three different periods: Old Persian — spoken in Achaemenid Empire.
Middle Persian — spoken in Sasanian Empire. Modern Persian — spoken in Iran, Afghanistan and Tajikistan. All in all, it is moderately difficult to learn. It is harder than English and German but much easier than Chinese. When people say Urdu is an easy language to learn , they are talking about spoken Urdu , the kind used in everyday conversation.
French and Persian are barely related, but yes there are many French loanwords in Persian. Since they are mostly 'modern' words , my personal theory is that they entered the language around the 19th or 20th century due to commercial and cultural contact. For the same reason that so many French words are in English.
Should I learn Arabic or Farsi? Category: religion and spirituality islam. It would be much better to learn Arabic first because it is more useful than Persian but Persian literature has some beauty that most of the languages don't have. Learning Arabic will help you to understand Persian as well because there are lots of share vocabularies in both languages.
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