Learn Persian with Chayan Conversation. Lesson 63.

Hello and welcome to lesson 63 of Learn Persian with Triang Conversation.

As you know, we're now in the poetry series of our podcast, getting a more in-depth understanding of the Persian language through poetry.

In the past couple weeks, we've been discussing Sohrabsi Pheri's Dargo Lesone. Now, we keep mentioning Shahrom Nozary's version of the song,

and again, we have a link to this lesson as well. Please take a listen to it and be listening

it throughout the week as we are learning this poem. And if you've been

following us diligently and practicing this poem, you'll really be able to understand that song.

And it's nice to hear different versions, different interpretations of the poem. So first we had

Fatih Chafinuddy reciting it in lesson one. We had my aunt reciting it in last lesson, and today we'll listen to her interpretation again

as we go on with our study of the language in the poem.

So again, let's listen to my Aunt Faranaz recite the whole selection of the poem that we've been learning.

Dasthae y'i, ch'y farah, cohohshae,

how big.

In Gullestan, what boye alafy me am.

I, in this abadie,

pey of a thingy gashedam.

Sendigy chaly not.

Meherrabani has

Sibhast

Eman has

Ahary

T'a chagahy

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