Farsi · Pronunciation Guide
Say ne-GAHH kar-DAN — negāh stresses its second syllable like a normal noun, with a clearly audible final h, and kardan stresses its own final syllable too.
negāh kardan
نگاه (negāh) follows the regular noun pattern of final-syllable stress; kardan adds its own final-syllable or prefix stress when conjugated.
Listen: نگاه کردن
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ما فیلم نگاه میکنیم.
Mā film negāh mikonim.
We watch a movie.
Listen: ما فیلم نگاه میکنیم.
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'ما فیلم نگاه میکنیم' (mā film negāh mikonim, 'We watch a movie') leaves فیلم unmarked by را since it's a generic, indefinite movie-watching activity rather than one specific film. Mikonim carries the expected MI- stress.
Learners often blur negāh kardan (the deliberate, ongoing act of looking/watching) together with didan (to see, the act of perceiving — rank 76); 'film negāh kardan' (to watch a movie) and 'film didan' (to see/catch a movie) are both real but carry a different nuance that's easy to miss.