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فارسی · سلام! (Salam!)

Practice Persian speaking with real people

Join free live voice rooms and talk Persian with native speakers and other learners. No bots, no scripts, just real conversation.

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Why speaking practice matters for Persian

Spoken Persian is shorter and more relaxed than written Persian, so words like “mikhaham” become “mikham”. You learn the spoken forms by talking.

Persian is spoken by about 110 million people in Iran, Afghanistan (Dari) and Tajikistan (Tajik).

How it works

01
Find a room
Browse live rooms and filter by Persian, level and topic.
02
Listen or speak
Join as a listener first, or take a seat and start talking right away.
03
Come back
Follow people you enjoy talking with and join their next room.

Useful Persian phrases for your first room

Say these out loud. Nobody minds mistakes: everyone in the room is learning too.

  • حالت چطوره؟ (Halet chetore?)how are you?
  • میشه تکرار کنی؟ (Mishe tekrar koni?)can you repeat?
  • به فارسی… چی میشه؟ (Be farsi… chi mishe?)what is… in Persian?
  • دارم فارسی یاد می‌گیرم (Daram farsi yad migiram)I’m learning Persian

Tip for Persian learners

Ask for the everyday spoken form of a phrase as well as the written one. Both are useful, but you’ll hear the spoken one far more.

Questions

Is it free to practice Persian on Leengwa?

Yes. A free account lets you join public Persian rooms and speak as much as you like. You can also host your own room for up to 4 speakers.

Do I need to be good at Persian already?

No. Rooms are for every level, from beginners to native speakers. You can listen first and start speaking when you feel ready.

Who will I talk to?

Real people: native Persian speakers who want to help or to practise their own languages, and other learners like you.

Can I start my own Persian room?

Yes. Open a room, pick Persian as the language and a topic, and people can join you right away.

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