Start learning Farsi (Persian), English and Spanish online today with me!



How it works: a step-by-step guide

Find the language you want to learn from the list above

Schedule your lesson using the calendar at the bottom of the language page

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Customized learning
Let’s proceed at your own pace!

Learn anytime, anywhere
As long as you have your phone or laptop with you, we can meet!


I focus on colloquial and natural conversations by giving you a dialogue and then we extract the grammar points and vocabulary while taking into account the nuances and the structure of the language! Afterwards, we make sentences together! It’s that easy!


What’s so different with my teaching method?

What I do is focus just on colloquial and natural conversations by giving you a dialogue and then extracting the grammar points and vocabulary while taking into account the intricacies and the structure of the language. Then we make sentences together! It’s that easy! See what other people say about my classes style!

Homework & Exercises

I’ve got you covered! Depending on how much time you have during the week, I will give you comprehension tasks, fill-in-the-blanks exercises, audiobooks and movie clips with the transcript, and from time to time, a song!

“Yashar was fun and patient. He kept a note of the mistakes I made and kindly shared them with me once the teaching was over. I will definitely continue studying Spanish with him.”

Hodz

“Yashar was great! He has a really charming personality & is easy to talk to. For the sake of our lesson we spoke in English to start, since that’s my primary language. I’m coming from basically 0 background in Farsi and felt like I left the 45 minute lesson with not just a handful of convenient everyday vocab and phrases, but also some grammar/etymology/culture breakdowns, which is exactly what I want from a language learning experience. He’s very aware of grammar & context, which is useful and reassuring and I expect it will make gradually knowing Persian much easier than with someone who didn’t speak to etymology or grammatical roles at all, as I disclosed that I’m familiar with formal language structure because of my own language learning background. Thanks again, Yashar! See you soon! Merci, taa ba’d!”

Nic