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E-raamat: Routledge Introductory Persian Course: Farsi Shirin Ast

(University of Manchester, UK), (University of Oxford, UK)
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The Routledge Introductory Persian Course: Farsi Shirin Ast is an innovative Persian language course designed both for undergraduate and postgraduate students who are new to the language.



Focusing both on grammatical and communicative competence, the course contains 15 lessons combining authentic dialogues and texts with grammar explanations, exercises and audio materials to guide and support the student through the key skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening.



Key features:















lively, content-based materials the language is taught and practiced through a variety of dialogues and texts on the culture, history, and traditions of Iran complete vocabulary lists each vocabulary entry contains the English meaning, the part of speech in Persian, as well as a sample sentence in Persian colloquial situational dialogues students are introduced to spoken Persian from the outset carefully controlled exercises new grammatical points are practiced in a variety of controlled exercises that bridge between students existing information and the new information audio material students can develop natural pronunciation by imitating the audio recordings of the vocabulary, dialogues, and texts available freely on the companion website glossaries comprehensive Persian to English and English to Persian glossaries.















The Routledge Introductory Persian Course: Farsi Shirin Ast provides everything that students and instructors need for an engaging and effective learning environment.



Pouneh Shabani Jadidi is Head of the Persian Language Program and Faculty Lecturer in Persian at the Institute of Islamic Studies, McGill University, Montreal, Canada.



Dominic Parviz Brookshaw is Lecturer in Persian Studies and Iranian Literature at the University of Manchester, UK.
Acknowledgements v
Introduction xi
Lesson 1 The Persian alphabet
1(14)
Persian alphabet
2(3)
Orthography
5(1)
Spelling hints
6(3)
Persian alphabet with examples
9(3)
What's going on in town? Getting to know someone
12(3)
Lesson 2 Introduce yourself. Where are you from?
15(12)
New vocabulary
16(4)
Dialogue: Accent
20(1)
To be/to have
21(1)
Uses of ezafe
22(2)
What's going on in town? Introducing yourself
24(3)
Lesson 3 Is Iran or Canada larger?
27(10)
New vocabulary
28(2)
Dialogue: The new professor
30(1)
Negation
31(1)
Adjectives (comparative - superlative)
32(1)
Reading: Canada and Iran
33(2)
What's going on in town? Asking for directions
35(2)
Lesson 4 How many provinces does Iran have?
37(12)
New vocabulary
38(2)
Dialogue: Gilan Province
40(1)
Subjective pronouns
41(1)
Objective pronouns
42(1)
Possessive pronouns
43(1)
Reading: Gilan
44(1)
Word order in Persian
45(3)
What's going on in town? At the bank
48(1)
Lesson 5 What do you know about Noruz?
49(16)
New vocabulary
50(4)
Dialogue: Noruz
54(1)
Sentences
55(1)
Narrative sentences
55(1)
Questions - Yes/No and Wh-questions
55(2)
Indirect questions
57(1)
Exclamatory sentences
57(1)
Reading: New Year
58(1)
Numbers
59(2)
Time expressions
61(2)
What's going on in town? At the cinema
63(2)
Lesson 6 What day is the weekend in Iran?
65(10)
New vocabulary
66(2)
Dialogue: Friday
68(1)
Verbs
69(1)
Past tense
69(1)
Present tense
70(1)
The present stem
70(1)
Future verbs
71(2)
Reading: The days of the week
73(1)
What's going on in town? At the grocer's
74(1)
Lesson 7 What is your favourite sport?
75(12)
New vocabulary
76(3)
Dialogue: Football
79(1)
Present subjunctive
79(2)
Past subjunctive
81(1)
Imperative verbs
82(1)
Reading: Sports
83(1)
Months and seasons
83(2)
What's going on in town? Sightseeing
85(2)
Lesson 8 Do you haggle?
87(12)
New vocabulary
88(3)
Dialogue: The mountain
91(1)
Past progressive tense
92(1)
Present perfect tense
93(1)
Past perfect tense
94(1)
Reading: Haggling
95(2)
Verb review
97(1)
What's going on in town? In the summer
98(1)
Lesson 9 What do you believe in?
99(14)
New vocabulary
100(3)
Dialogue: University credits
103(1)
Nouns
103(2)
Orthographic rule
105(1)
Numericals
105(1)
Determiners
106(1)
Demonstrative adjectives
106(1)
Demonstrative pronouns
107(1)
Definite and indefinite markers
108(1)
Reading: Religion
109(2)
What's going on in town? At the restaurant
111(2)
Lesson 10 Are women and men equal?
113(12)
New vocabulary
114(3)
Dialogue: Moving house
117(1)
Prepositions (Time; Place; Means and manner; Instrument; Accompaniment)
118(2)
Reflexive and emphatic pronouns
120(1)
Reading: A traditional way of thinking
121(1)
What's going on in town? In class
122(3)
Lesson 11 Where is Persepolis?
125(8)
New vocabulary
126(2)
Dialogue: Shopping
128(1)
Relative clauses
129(1)
Reading: Tourist sights
130(1)
What's going on in town? At the post office
131(2)
Lesson 12 Is pop music better or traditional music?
133(12)
New vocabulary
134(2)
Dialogue: Favourite singer
136(1)
Adverbial clauses
137(1)
Conditional sentences
138(1)
Possible conditionals (present or future condition)
138(1)
Possible conditionals (past condition)
138(1)
Impossible conditionals
138(1)
Impersonal constructions
139(1)
Reading: Education
140(2)
What's going on in town? At the doctor's surgery
142(3)
Lesson 13 What kind of a university is your university?
145(8)
New vocabulary
146(2)
Dialogue: The police station
148(1)
Passive constructions
148(2)
Reading: Different kinds of university
150(1)
What's going on in town? At the bookstore
151(2)
Lesson 14 Are you single or married?
153(10)
New vocabulary
154(2)
Dialogue: The birthday present
156(1)
Reading: Traditional marriage practices
157(1)
Compounding
157(2)
Derivatives
159(1)
Conjunctions
160(1)
What's going on in town? Travelling
161(2)
Lesson 15 Why do you stand on ceremony?
163(10)
New vocabulary
164(2)
Dialogue: Beeping your car horn
166(1)
Causative verbs
167(1)
Reading: Book Fair
167(1)
A review of verb tenses
168(1)
Past
168(1)
Present
169(1)
Future
170(1)
Subjunctive
170(1)
What's going on in town? Standing on ceremony
171(2)
Persian-English glossary 173(47)
English-Persian glossary 220(43)
Index 263
Dr. Pouneh Shabani Jadidi is the Head of the Persian Language Program and Faculty Lecturer in Persian at the Institute of Islamic Studies, McGill University, Montreal, Canada. Dr. Shabani Jadidi taught translation and linguistics at Islamic Azad University in Tehran from 1997 to 2004 and has taught Persian language at McGill since 2006. She received her PhD in Education from the Islamic Azad University in Tehran in 2004. Dr. Shabani Jadidi is currently completing a second PhD in Persian Linguistics at the University of Ottawa, where she is involved in a study on compound verbs in Persian.



Dr. Dominic Parviz Brookshaw is Lecturer in Persian Studies and Iranian Literature at the University of Manchester, England. He holds a DPhil in Persian Literature from the University of Oxford. Dr. Brookshaw taught Persian language and literature at The University of Oxford from 2003 to 2005, and then at McGill University from 2005 to 2007. Since 2007 he has taught Persian language and literature at The University of Manchester.