Using Expressions Day-to-Day: Fire
Learn how to use 5 Iranian Persian expressions in spoken conversation that use the word Atash!
Learn how to use 5 Iranian Persian expressions in spoken conversation that use the word Atash!
For the final instalment of the Using Expressions Day-to-Day: Water series, we bring six Persian expressions used in Iran, with audio and dialogue to improve your everyday speaking and listening, too.
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We bring another five Persian expressions used in Iran, with audio and dialogue to improve your everyday speaking and listening, too.
Another 5 expressions for the Using Expressions Day-to-Day: Water series
Another 5 expressions for the Using Expressions Day-to-Day: Water series
Learn how to use 5 Persian expressions in everyday conservation, complete with Persian and English audio.
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