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Persian (phonetic) English Script Appears In
ghablee previous, former, as before قَبلی Meeting Up with Friends
ghadetoon meeresé? can you reach it? قَدِتون می‌رِسِه؟ A Separation, Part 1
ghahvé coffee قَهوِه How to Host or Be Hosted (especially when it involves chai), How to Discuss Breakfast, Food (Vocabulary Sprint)
ghahvé bā kerem va shekar coffee with cream and sugar قَهوِه با کِرِم وَ شِکَر How to Discuss Breakfast
ghahvé bā sheer coffee with milk قَهوِه با شیر How to Host or Be Hosted (especially when it involves chai)
ghahvé khooné coffeeshop قَهوِه خونِه How to Talk About Places Around Town, and Possession
ghahveyee brown قَهوِیی How to Describe Things (Includes List of All the Colors), Colors (Vocabulary Sprint)
ghahvéyé torkee Turkish coffee قَهوِهٔ تُرکی How to Host or Be Hosted (especially when it involves chai)
ghalat wrong, incorrect, mistake غَلَط‌ payāmé naseem: Hafez's payāmé naseem Part 3
ghalat-hā mistakes غَلَط‌ها payāmé naseem: Hafez's payāmé naseem Part 3
ghalat kardee you messed up غَلَط‌ کَردی payāmé naseem: Hafez's payāmé naseem Part 3
ghalb heart قَلب Parts of the Body (Vocabulary Sprint)
ghalb heart قَلب yoosofé gom gashté: Hafez's yoosofé gom gashté Part 2
gham sorrow غَم payāmé naseem: Hafez's payāmé naseem Part 4
gham grief, sorrow غَم yoosofé gom gashté: Hafez's yoosofé gom gashté Part 2
ghamet ché rang vārang-é your sorrow has so many colors غَمِت چِه رَنگ وارَنگِه meegan ké jangé jangé: Monir Taha's meegan ké jangé jangé Intro
ghamgeen sad غَمگین Emotion (Vocabulary Sprint)
gham makhor! don't grieve! غَم مَخُور yoosofé gom gashté: Hafez's yoosofé gom gashté Part 2
ghand sugar cube قَند How to Host or Be Hosted (especially when it involves chai)
gharār plan, stability قَرار rooz ō shab: Rumi's rooz ō shab Part 2