Farsi · Pronunciation Guide
Say "leh-BAHS", stress on the second syllable, rhyming roughly with 'the boss' but with a long 'ah'.
lebās
Stress falls on the final syllable -bās; the opening le- should stay short and clearly voiced, not reduced to a schwa.
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لباس قشنگی خرید.
Lebās-e ghashangi kharid.
She bought a pretty dress.
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"Lebās-e ghashangi kharid" again uses the ezafe -e to attach قشنگ ('pretty') to لباس, with the indefinite -i suffix making it 'a pretty dress'; the subject (she/he) is left unstated because the verb ending alone (kharid, third-person singular past) makes it clear, as Persian regularly drops pronoun subjects.
Learners often reduce the first syllable's short 'e' to a schwa or drop it entirely, saying something closer to 'lbās'; keep that opening 'le' short but clearly voiced.