AE - DAY 31 - WORKSHEET - 31 DAY ASPIRING POLYGLOT CHALLENGE

DAY 31: #31DayAspiringPolyglot Challenge – Learning Persian (Fārsī)

Thirty-one days of absolute madness on my side, how about you? From summoning resources from every corner of the web and my local library to sleepless nights trying to figure out why my writing looks like cursive and less like the Persian alphabet.

AE - DAY 28 - WORKSHEET - 31 DAY ASPIRING POLYGLOT CHALLENGE

DAY 28: #31DayAspiringPolyglot Challenge – Learning Persian (Fārsī)

Weekends are really when I get most of my tasks done. During the week it’s nothing but work, study, work, eat cheese, and then eat more cheese. When making my to-do list, I wasn’t worried about heavy grammar.

AE - DAY 26.2 - WORKSHEET - 31 DAY ASPIRING POLYGLOT CHALLENGE

DAY 26: #31DayAspiringPolyglot Challenge – Learning Persian (Fārsī)

There I was minding my own business and looking up the days of the week when I came across the Iranian Solar Hijri Calendar. It is also called the Shamsi Hijri Calendar. Instead of months like the traditional Gregorian calendar you and I are used to, it is decided by astronomical calculation for the Iran Standard Time meridian (52.5° E; UTC+03:30).

DAY 25: #31DayAspiringPolyglot Challenge – Learning Persian (Fārsī)

DAY 25: #31DayAspiringPolyglot Challenge – Learning Persian (Fārsī)

I think I’ve exhausted every library book and website on Persian (Fārsī). Even though I have fallen behind on my workbook, I am still going strong through PersianPod101. The Pimsleur Method Course in Persian will be waiting for me on my next library trip. I have one by Living Language at the moment but have yet to crack it open. For now, I have my 10 sentences in Persian using Day 24’s vocabulary list. Maybe I should start recording myself going through these exercises.