Farsi · Pronunciation Guide
Say "boh-ZORG," with the r a quick tap of the tongue (not the English r) and stress on the second syllable.
bozorg
Stress falls on the final syllable, ZORG, as is typical for Persian adjectives; don't stretch the first "bo."
Listen: بزرگ
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این خانه بزرگ است.
In khāne bozorg ast.
This house is big.
Listen: این خانه بزرگ است.
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In "In khāne bozorg ast," the adjective bozorg simply follows the noun khāne ("house") and the copula ast ("is") closes the sentence, unlike English where "is" sits in the middle. There's no ezafe link here because bozorg is functioning as the predicate, not modifying the noun directly.
English speakers often turn the ر into a full American r-sound or even skip it; it should be a single light tap, closer to a Spanish or Italian r. Also resist stressing the first syllable the way English does in similar-sounding loanwords — the stress belongs on "-ZORG."