Learn Persian with Chai and Conversation Lesson 35.

Hello and welcome to Learn Persian with Chaya and Conversation, the podcast for anyone looking

to learn conversational Persian. My name is Leila and I'll be your teacher for the course.

And my name is Matt and I will be learning Persian along with you.

Chaya Conversation will teach you conversational Persian in weekly lessons of about 15 minutes each.

If you know anything about Iranians, they don't do anything without first grabbing a cup of tea, or as they call it, chai.

So pour yourself a cup and join us a cup of tea, or as they call it, Chai. So pour yourself a cup and join us in learning the Persian language.

Hello and welcome to Learn Persian with Chai and Conversation.

I'm Leila.

And I'm Matt.

Here with another installment in our Dallas Conversation series.

There are only two more lessons in this series in which I have conversations with various family members who are native speakers of the Persian language.

As always, bonus materials and our previous lessons will be found on our website

at www.chaicay and Conversation.com. There are also exciting changes on the way for the website,

which we will be announcing shortly. Matt, are you ready to begin learning? Ready. Great. Then let's begin to learn Persian with Chai and Conversation.

So as we said, this is another episode of the Dallas Conversation series of Chaiang Conversation.

In this lesson, we listen to a dialogue I have with my dear uncle Ahmed, or as I call him,

Dajjun Ahmad.

Dajun literally means dear uncle, and it's a common name to call your oldest uncle.

Dajun.

Dajun. This extends to other aunts and uncles. And it's a common name to call your oldest uncle, Daijun. Daijun.

This extends to other aunts and uncles, too.

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