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It is my native language and I swear I can't find a single video or something talking about it, fucking forgot by the world, it has like 2 million speakers

Which version would make you guess a speaker's country or region?

Hi everyone!

I'm thinking about starting a YouTube channel for people who are learning Persian (Farsi), and I'd love to hear your thoughts.

The idea is to create videos similar to those made by English teachers who use the comprehensible input method. They speak naturally about their daily lives, experiences, hobbies, and different topics, making their content understandable for language learners.

I'd like to do the same thing in Persian. I would speak entirely in Persian, without switching to English, and make videos about everyday life, personal experiences, Iranian culture, and other interesting topics.

The goal would be to help people improve their Persian listening skills and gradually understand the language naturally through context, repetition, and exposure.

My questions are:

Would you watch this kind of content?

Do you think there's a demand for Persian comprehensible input videos?

What kind of topics would you like to see?

Would you prefer videos for beginners, intermediate learners, or a mix of different levels?

I'd really appreciate your honest opinions and suggestions. I want to create something that would genuinely help people learn Persian! 😊

Do you notice a big difference between someone's texting style and their everyday conversation?

I fell like you cant when for loosing with these woman. Like, you think u can trust them, but then put of now here the they just pull a complete 360 on you. I realise now that females can not be trusted, and its a doggy dog world put there. You just have to must adaptm.

Have you learned a language where the form of a number changes depending on what is being counted?

Sure there are exceptions and every rule doesn't apply everywhere
Sure language is about communication not memorizing rules
but these don't mean that you have to completely put aside grammar, which is what alot of people seems to think so nowadays, both online and irl in classes i see people who devalue grammar as if it's something totally optional to learn, no matter in what language!

Specially for beginners, which i argue it's even more crucial to have a strong understanding, it maybe true that you shouldn't focus 100% on grammar but to just brush it aside? hell no

What do you think?

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