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Farsi · Pronunciation Guide

How do you pronounce "رسیدن" in Farsi?

Say 'reh-SEE-dahn' — stress punches on the middle 'si' syllable, just like fahmidan and porsidan.

رسیدن /reˈsiːdæn/

residan

Like other -idan verbs, stress falls on the syllable right before '-dan' — here 'si' — giving re-SI-dan, not RE-si-dan.

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Sound it out

ر س 're' — a light tapped 'r' plus a short 'e' as in 'bed'.
ی د ن 'sidan' — ی makes a long 'ee', so 'si' rhymes with 'see' and 'dan' rhymes with 'John'; stress falls on this 'si' syllable.

Hear it in a sentence

قطار به موقع رسید.

Ghatār be moghe' resid.

The train arrived on time.

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'قطار به موقع رسید' (Ghatār be moghe' resid, 'The train arrived on time') uses به موقع ('on time') as a fixed prepositional expression; moghe' ends in the glottal-stop letter ع, which Iranian speakers do briefly articulate here as a catch in the throat, unlike an ع at the very start of a word.

Where English speakers slip

Because residan looks similar to porsidan and fahmidan, learners sometimes misplace the stress by analogy with English words that stress the first syllable — but all three genuinely stress that middle syllable (re-SI-dan, por-SI-dan, fah-MI-dan), so trust the Persian pattern rather than English instincts.