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Farsi · Pronunciation Guide

How do you pronounce "دیگر" in Farsi?

Say "dee-GAR," with a long "ee" on the first syllable and the stress landing on the second.

دیگر /diˈɡær/

digar

Stress falls on the final syllable, -گر ("-gar"), following the regular Persian pattern, so keep دی- light and don't let it steal the emphasis.

Listen: دیگر

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Sound it out

دی "Dee," a plain "d" plus a long "ee" as in "see" — unstressed here.
گر "Gar," a hard "g" as in "go" plus a short "ar" sound with a light tapped ر — this carries the stress.

Hear it in a sentence

کتاب دیگری می‌خواهم.

Ketāb-e digari mikhāham.

I want another book.

Listen: کتاب دیگری می‌خواهم.

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In کتاب دیگری می‌خواهم, notice دیگری has an extra ی attached — this is the indefinite suffix (the same one seen in چیزی and کسی) combining with دیگر to mean "another" (literally "an-other-one"). The sentence means "I want another book," with کتاب ("book") first and می‌خواهم ("I want") at the end, following normal Persian word order.

Where English speakers slip

English speakers sometimes confuse دیگر ("other/another") with دگر, an older literary variant, or mispronounce the ر as a heavy American "r" instead of a light tap. It's also easy to forget the extra ی that turns دیگر into دیگری when it directly modifies a noun like کتاب — dropping it changes the phrase from "another book" toward a less natural-sounding construction.