Farsi · Pronunciation Guide
Say "mas-JED," stressing the second syllable, with a soft "j" as in English "jet."
masjed
Stress falls on the final syllable -jed, the standard Persian pattern for nouns.
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مسجد نزدیک خانهی ماست.
Masjed nazdik-e khāne-ye māst.
The mosque is near our house.
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"مسجد نزدیک خانهی ماست" (Masjed nazdik-e khāne-ye māst) uses نزدیک ("near") with an ezafe -e before خانه, and then خانهی ما combines with است into the contracted ماست ("is ours," from mā + ast) — a common colloquial contraction that fuses the possessor and the verb "is" into one word.
English speakers sometimes soften the final د into a "t" sound out of habit, saying something like "masjet." Keep that last consonant fully voiced, and place the stress clearly on the second syllable rather than the first.