Persian

Persian belongs to the Iranian languages of the Indo-Germanic language family. It is the official language of Iran (Farsi), Afghanistan (Dari), and Tajikistan (Tajiki), and is spoken by more than 100 million people as a native or second language. Knowledge of Persian enables direct access to a rich culture thousands of years old and to the region's open-minded, hospitable inhabitants.

Since 2005, LSI has offered regular Persian language courses. The newly designed two-week intensive Farsi language course Persian 1 is aimed at beginners and teaches basic knowledge of everyday communication based on the Persian Arabic alphabet. The follow-up course Persian 2 is aimed at advanced students at the language level A1.

 

Larissa Hogrefe
Course Administration / Accommodation

T. +49 234 6874-101
larissa.hogrefe[at]lsi-bochum.de

Dr. Mohammad Abdolmohammadzadeh
Research Associate and Lecturer of Persian
at the Centre for Near and Middle Eastern Studies (CNMS)
Department of Iranian Studies, University of Marburg

mohammadzadeh@uni-marburg.de

Dipl.-Phil. Monika Matzke
Former research assistant for Dari, Persian and Pashto
at the Central Asia Seminar Languages and Cultures of Central
Asia Humboldt University Berlin

monika.matzke@gmail.com