Farsi · Pronunciation Guide
Say "ah-SAHN," with both a's long and open like "father," and stress on the second syllable.
āsān
Stress is on the final syllable, SĀN; both vowels are long ā sounds, but only the second one is emphasized.
Listen: آسان
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این درس آسان است.
In dars āsān ast.
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Listen: این درس آسان است.
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"In dars āsān ast" follows the standard noun + adjective + ast pattern: dars ("lesson") + āsān ("easy") + ast ("is"). This word is the direct opposite of sakht ("difficult"), and the pair shows up constantly together in everyday comparisons.
Learners often shorten one or both of the long ā vowels, especially the second one, making the word sound clipped. Keep both "ah" sounds fully long and open, and don't let the stress drift onto the first syllable.