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title: "Persian-English English-Persian Learner's Dictionary"
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# Persian-English English-Persian Learner's Dictionary

**Brand:** yavar dehghani
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- **What is this?** Persian-English English-Persian Learner's Dictionary by yavar dehghani
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Persian-English English-Persian Learner's Dictionary

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## Customer Reviews

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    Pros and cons
  

*by L***S on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 27, 2020*

The most helpful thing about this dictionary for me is that it includes both Persian script and a roman transcription. If you know Persian script it will give you the consonants, but the transcription gives you the vowels that are often missing from other dictionaries (as well as consonant doublings and some other details).Another helpful feature is that the entries give both stems of simple verbs, e.g. both *goftan* and *guy-* ('to speak'). In both the English-Persian and the Persian-English dictonary entries, both stems are shown. However, you cannot *look up* a Persian verb by its simple present stem. For example, you can look up *goftan* if you know that form, but if you run across *mi-guyand* in written form, there is no entry under *guy-* in the dictionary, and so no way to look it up. (On the other hand, there is a helpful list of common simple verbs in the Introduction, which could often be used for that purpose.)In general, looking up Persian words that you have found in writing can be problematic. All the Persian entries are transliterated into an English-like spelling, which includes vowels, and are ordered accordingly. So if you're trying to look up وجود for example, and don't know what the vowels are, you won't know whether to look under *va*, *ve*, or *vo*... or *vajavad*, *vajud*, *vajoved*, etc. Thankfully, there are other dictionaries in which you can look up words by their Persian spelling. But then you may still be left not knowing what the vowels are.Others have mentioned that the dictionary contains errors. For example, some parentheses appear in the wrong place or are facing the wrong way, which is confusing. (I can sympathize... parentheses are hard to get right when typesetting bidirectional text!) Another example of an error is the statement that "the stress on proper names is on the first syllable." This is not true in general: only when you are addressing that person (vocative).In spite of its limitations, the dictionary is a handy reference. I will probably use it most often to look up the vowels of a new word that I've encountered in writing, or to check one of the stems of a simple verb.

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    Perfect for Rosetta Stone - you will learn at least 979 words that will also appear on Rosetta Stone
  

*by C***S on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 28, 2022*

I finished all 12 units of Rosetta Stone's Persian (Farsi) Course.  I contacted R.S. customer service to find out exactly how many words I had learned, but they were not able to answer my question.  So I bought this wonderful dictionary.  I read the entire dictionary, highlighting words I had learned on Rosetta Stone.  Certainly, there are a few words that I learned on R.S. that did not appear in this dictionary; however, I was able to identify 979 words that appear both here and in Rosetta Stone.Unlike another Persian dictionary I bought, I was not able to identify any mistakes in the Persian-English English-Persian Learner's Dictionary.  So I trust it.  Although as a newbie I would've appreciated the phonetic order of Farsi words in the second half - the second half is useless if you wanted to look up a Farsi word in alphabetical (opposed to phonetical) order.  But Google translate solved this dilemma for me.

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    Finally, a useful dictionary for English-speakers
  

*by G***G on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 24, 2012*

I have had the pleasure of marrying a Persian and have spent over a quarter of century working on the language with an large array of tools and dictionaries. Although I can get by with basic polite Persian ("mother-in-law Persian" I think of it as), I have been frustrated almost beyond words, at least words I can cite here, by the fact that almost all English-to-Persian material never gives the actual pronunciation of the Persian words you find when looking up the English. No doubt the market is responding to the fact that Persians trying to learn English vastly outnumber English-speakers heading in the other direction. But there is also pedantic purism involved, since language teachers (I have been one myself, as well as a speaker of several languages) have a single-minded notion of what the ideal learner should learn. Essentially, what they want is to produce a totally fluent and highly literate speaker of the target language. The fact is that all of us adult-language learners have different needs and goals.Obviously, completely mastering the spelling of Persian sounds is an admirable although long-term endeavour. But given the uselessness of the Arabic alphabet when it comes to an Indo-European language, it is impossible to predict how to pronounce a Persian word without already knowing it. This dictionary, like most dictionaries for languages with non-phonetic scripts (e.g. Chinese, Korean), provides out front a transcription of the Persian sounds, then supplying the Persian script itself. Kheyli-mamnun, Agha Dehghani. Dast-etun dard na koneh!While I'm on the topic let me express myself in a way which will surely irritate many Persians, especially the nationalists among them. Too bad Persians didn't rid themselves of the "colonial alphabet" imposed on them centuries ago, aka the Arabic one. The Turks did, and devised their own Roman style alphabet, one which makes the learning of Turkish, much more difficult in fact to an English-speaker than Persian, decidedly easier, though of course the Turks had reasons of their own.

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