Translating English to Persian phrases (like “good morning” in Farsi) may not be as easy as Persian rice pie, but it can be a fun challenge — especially when you have a few tips and tricks in your arsenal.
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What Is Persian?
Persian is a language spoken in Iran and parts of Afghanistan. It’s also referred to as Farsi in Iran, which is also Persian’s endonym. There are three versions of Persian, Eastern, Iranian and Tajiki. Traveling abroad to a Persian-speaking country? Check out the best apps for last-minute travel.
Eastern Persian
This variation of Persian is spoken in Afghanistan. It’s also referred to as Dari Persian or Afghan Persian.
Iranian Persian
Iranian Persian is spoken in Iran, Iraq and Persian Gulf. This is the variation of Persian that is also referred to as Farsi.
Tajiki
Tajiki is a version of Persian spoken in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, a country bordered by Afghanistan and Uzbekistan.
Translating English to Persian isn’t as cut and dry as it is to translate English to German. Persian is an Arabic language and makes use of the Arabic alphabet, so you’ll need to learn a whole new set of symbols if you plan on writing or reading Persian!
If you’re simply sounding out words and phrases, you’ll want to learn the most common.
It’s also helpful to use a language translation app, like the Vocre app. It allows you to simply speak in English to receive the Persian audio translation.
Common Persian Words and Phrases
Below is a list of the five most common Persian words, ‘hi,’ ‘goodbye,’ ‘good morning,’ ‘thank you’ and ‘excuse me.’
Hi
‘Hi’ is possibly one of the most well-known Persian phrases outside of Iran and Afghanistan. The English to Persian translation for ‘hi’ is ‘salam.’ It’s written as سلام in the Arabic alphabet.
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Goodbye
Want to translate ‘goodbye’ from English to Persian? Say, “Khodahafez.” This word is written as, ‘خداحافظ.’
Good morning
Another common phrase when translated from English to Persian is ‘sobh bekheyr’ or ‘sobh bekheir’ which means ‘good morning.’
This phrase has gotten some traffic in the English-speaking community thanks to its use in many movies in TV shows. Using the Arabic alphabet, ‘sobh bekheyr’ or ‘sobh bekheir’ which looks like: ‘صبح بخیر.’
Thank You
Another word you might recognize in Persian is ‘mamnoon’ or ‘thank you.’ Many Middle Eastern restaurants use this word, and some are even named ‘Mamnoon.’ This word looks like ‘ممنون خیلی’ in the Arabic alphabet.
Excuse Me
If you want to get someone’s attention or pass another person, use the English to Persian translation of ‘excuse me,’ which is ‘bebakhshid.’ Should you happen to need to write this word, it looks like, ‘ببخشید.’
Famous Persian Writers
If you want to read a little Persian, you might want to start with some of the most famous Persian writers — the mystic poets Hafiz and Rumi. Since this language is often considered one of the most beautiful languages in the world, it’s no wonder so many famous poets wrote in this language. If you want to practice translating English to Persian, you could always try to write a poem yourself in Persian.
Reading books written in other languages is a great tip for learning a new language.
Rumi
Rumi is the most famous mystic Persian poet. His poems have been translated into dozens of other languages (including English). What’s enticing about the mystic poets (especially Rumi) is that his poems are also considered sage advice — in addition to being enlightening.
“The wound is the place where the Light enters you,” is one of his most famous quotes. In Persian, they say, “پرتو مرهم بر آنجا تافتست.”
Hafez
Another famous mystic who wrote in Persian is Hafez or Khwāja Shams-ud-Dīn Muḥammad Ḥāfeẓ-e Shīrāzī or خواجه شمسالدین محمد حافظ شیرازی.
He grew up in Shiraz, a city in Iran and is another poet who wrote lyrical poems that offered sage advice to readers. Even though German writer Goethe wasn’t Iranian, he was heavily influenced by Hafez.
One of Hafez’s most famous quotes is, “I have learned that every heart will get What it prays for Most.” Want to know the English to Persian translation? Try it out in our Vocre translation app.
You can also purchase a complete book of his ghazals (poems), “The Complete Book of Ghazals of Hafez,” if you want to practice your Farsi to English translations.
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