Farsi · Pronunciation Guide
Say "koo-CHAK," with a long "oo" like in "moon" and stress on the second syllable.
kuchak
Stress lands on the final syllable, CHAK; the first syllable "ku" is unstressed even though it carries the long vowel.
Listen: کوچک
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اتاقم کوچک است.
Otāgh-am kuchak ast.
My room is small.
Listen: اتاقم کوچک است.
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"Otāgh-am kuchak ast" uses the possessive suffix -am ("my") attached directly to otāgh ("room"), so "my room" is one word, otāgham, rather than two separate words as in English. The adjective kuchak then simply follows, with ast ("is") at the end.
Learners often shorten the "oo" in ku- to match the short "u" in English "put," but it should be a fuller, longer "oo" as in "moon." Also keep the final "a" short and crisp — it's not "chalk" or "chock."