Learn Persian with Chaiang Conversation, A Separation with Yara-Enjee, Part 5. We're here.

Salam, Yorajan.

Hi, Lennan.

Hasanavoshi. We live in Juna Washi.

Kassanavashi, we're here back with our part five of our separation series.

This is the last clip that we're going to go over, and we're introducing a new character in this clip, and that is one of the title characters, Simin.

So can you tell us a little bit about the clip and why you chose it Yada?

Yeah. So she comes up in obviously the title of the film, Judo Yian Nader asked Simi, the separation

of Nader from Simin. But this clip is great because it demonstrates what it's like to

have an argument in Persian where you're firing back and forth.

Things are being said.

It's a lot of like colloquial, casual, modern spoken Persian, just off the cuff.

And I thought it was a great way to learn a lot of phrases.

Because when you're arguing, you're not really thinking as hard about how you're saying something.

It just comes out really naturally. And that's

what we can see in this clip, a lot of natural angry language. Absolutely. And it's going to move

really quick. We are going to go over each phrase of this dialogue like we have in every other

clip. But I strongly urge you to follow along with the transcript of this lesson,

to follow along with either the English phonetic or the Persian script. So you can see every single

word that's in there. But we're going to learn a lot of really exciting new insults that you can use

when speaking to people, especially when you're having an argument. And another big, big, big, spoiler alert for this clip, especially this kind of, it

has a lot of the twist in the movie.

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