Farsi · Pronunciation Guide

How do you pronounce "فردا" in Farsi?

Say "far-DAH," with stress on the second syllable, which rhymes with "father."

فردا /færˈdɒː/

fardā

Stress falls on the final syllable, -dā, a long open ā, following the regular final-stress pattern.

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Sound it out

فر f + a short, unstressed "ar," like "far" said quickly and lightly.

دا d + a long "ā" (like father) — the stressed syllable, -DĀ.

Hear it in a sentence

فردا می‌بینمتان.

Fardā mibinam-etān.

I'll see you tomorrow.

Listen: فردا می‌بینمتان.

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"فردا می‌بینمتان" (Fardā mibinam-etān) means "I'll see you tomorrow." Notice there's no separate word for "you" — the object pronoun -etān ("you," formal/plural) is suffixed directly onto the verb mibinam ("I see"), a common Persian pattern English doesn't have.

Where English speakers slip

Don't shorten the final ā to a quick English "uh" — it needs to stay long and open, like the a in "father," or the word can sound clipped and unclear. Learners also often miss that verbs can carry a built-in object pronoun (mibinam-etān), expecting a separate pronoun word instead.