Using Forums in Persian
زبان فارسى در محل گردهمايى اين وب سايت

Help •
22/12/2006, 02:16 AM • (0) Comments • Permalink

Those of you who are comfortable typing Persian may be frustrated with the forums because the default theme ("Developer") is set from left to right. Don’t panic! All you need to do is switch from the default theme to the Persian right to left theme ("Developer-pe-rtl"). When you change the theme, you change the direction, but all the data remains the same. And you can easily switch back. Effectively, you can interface with the forum in two different modes. Here’s how it works:

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Setting up Your Computer for Persian
حاظر كردن كامپيوتر خود براى نوشتن فارسى

Help •
21/12/2006, 09:43 AM • (0) Comments • Permalink

This website is compatible with Persian script.

you can write comments in Persian,
post on the Forums in Persian,
even search in Persian.

How? Here are some tips for viewing Persian script properly on your browser, setting up your computer for Persian input in PC and Mac, and typing in Persian.

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Mission, Goals, Principles, Motivation, Vision
رسالت، هدف، اصول، اشتياق، بينش

Mission •
21/12/2006, 01:55 AM • (0) Comments • Permalink

We love language! This website is dedicated to the exploration of Persian and English and language in general. Being bilingual is cool. It all started with these double sided magnets which have really helped us in our enjoyment of language. For one thing, designing magnets required us to break down the language into parts and particles of speech. This is really handy for deconstructing language and gaining a quick and intuitive grasp of it. The magnets are part of a larger mission, with a sweeping vision. Read on for the details of our secret agenda.

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Gardeners of Eden
باغبانان بهشت

Garden of Eden - روضه رضوان •
20/12/2006, 10:52 PM • (0) Comments • Permalink

The time has come to roll up our sleeves and restore Iran to Paradise. If you take a look around Iran these days, much of it is badly desertified. You may attribute this to climate change, but new theories emerging relate this to land use. The great thing about the new theories are that they offer a viable solution to the problem that shimmers with possibility and validates the nomadic lifestyle. At the very least, it bears investigating.

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You have my word
قول دادن

Words •
20/12/2006, 09:36 PM • (0) Comments • Permalink

In English, to make a promise is to “give someone your word” that you will do something. With the Persian word magnets, you can give someone your word literally!

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AJABAN means Amazing. Yes, that's Arabic. Most Persians would say ajabA or shegeftA. Purists, don't be angry. Some of our favorite English words are actually French, Latin, Japanese, etc.

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Like Tiny Flashcards »

Like Tiny Flashcards «

I did get the magnets and I’m still in the process of separating them. They are fantastic. Like tiny flashcards (at my level, anyway). I recognize more vocabulary than I thought and you’re right, I forgot about xosh Amadid and xAhesh mikonam. I figured out that the ‘x’ is the ‘kh’.... My standard line has been, “I’ve got about 35 words of Farsi, none of which quite make a sentence.” I feel this is about to change!

My mom suggested I use a cookie sheet for portable practice with the magnets. That way I can take them with me on my vacation next week. So again, xeily mamnoon for developing such a fun learning tool.

Bobbe
Someone gave us a gift »

Someone gave us a gift «

Some one gave us the khastegari one as a gift, and now we are giving them as gifts to others who were interested.

Mojdeh
Surreal »

Surreal «

Your magnets make me think. I just stare at the words as they are all bunched together and they make the language fun and surreal. Something I never thought I could ever do is to use Persian to create surreal sentences.

Zahra
Great! »

Great! «

I got the package. I’ve been playing around with it. It’s really great!

Afshin
Awesome »

Awesome «

I just want to tell you that you have created an awesome website and an awesome product. I don’t know why I didn’t buy a set from you in person. Now I’ll have to order it on line.

Mojgan
Fun »

Fun «

We are having lots of fun with our magnets. Khaylee Mamnoon.

Nahid
Unique gift »

Unique gift «

What a unique Persian gift!

Mehdi
Solve Crimes »

Solve Crimes «

I have solved many many crimes using dees magnetics. I tink you are bereeeliant and you vill gonna help me vit my Anglish.

Jimmy Vestvood
Could not stop playing with them! »

Could not stop playing with them! «

I heard about the magnets through a friend who ordered them. She has them at her house and I could not stop playing with them, they are the coolest! I learned some new words, got to practice reading farsi and had fun doing it! She heard about them through a friend as well.

Sanam
Brilliant »

Brilliant «

The idea is brilliant.

Fariborz
Our language alive »

Our language alive «

What a great idea! A great way for us to keep our language alive.

Maz Jobrani
Terrific »

Terrific «

Your product is terrific!

Parinaz
Gifts People Love »

Gifts People Love «

I love your magnets. I have given them as gifts and people love them.

Kateh