Learn Persian with Podgap
150-plus free episodes with levelled titles, from first words up to C1 topics.
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Welcome to Learn Persian by Podgap, a podcast designed to help you learn Persian through natural, everyday conversations. In today’s episode, Hanieh and Mohsen are talking about a one-day autumn trip into nature. You’ll learn useful Persian vocabulary and everyday expressions related to hiking, nature, weather, walking trails, safety, clothing, and outdoor activities. This episode is especially useful for intermediate Persian learners who want to improve their Persian listening skills and understand how native speakers use Persian in real-life situations. As we plan our autumn nature trip, you’ll hear practical expressions such as how to talk about the weather, describe a hiking trail, give…
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In this episode of Podgap, we follow another conversation between Bahram and Behnoush. Their current home is too small, so they decide to move to a bigger apartment. In their conversation, they talk about the new home, its location, size, number of rooms, kitchen, floor, and rent. This is a practical conversation for Persian learners who want to learn how to talk about apartments and homes in everyday Persian. In this episode, you will: Listen to a simple Persian conversationLearn useful vocabulary and expressions related to homes and rentingLearn how to ask about the size of a homeLearn how to ask which floor an apartment is onPractice talking about rooms, kitchens, rent, and…
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In this episode of Podgap, you'll learn real-life Persian through an authentic story about a car accident in Iran. We present the same situation in two different styles: Telling the story to spouse (friendly, intimate Persian)A short news report from a newspaper (journalistic Persian)This episode is perfect for Persian learners who want to: Expand their Persian vocabulary with practical, everyday wordsUnderstand the difference between spoken and formal PersianLearn how to adapt their language based on context and situation Whether you're planning to travel to Iran, live there, or simply improve your Persian conversation skills, this episode will help you sound more natural and confident in…
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In this episode of Podgap, you'll learn real-life Persian through an authentic story about a car accident in Iran. We present the same situation in two different styles: Casual conversation between two drivers after a crash (colloquial Persian)Formal conversation with police at the accident scene (official Persian)This episode is perfect for Persian learners who want to:Expand their Persian vocabulary with practical, everyday wordsUnderstand the difference between spoken and formal PersianLearn how to adapt their language based on context and situationWhether you're planning to travel to Iran, live there, or simply improve your Persian conversation skills, this episode will help you sound…
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In this episode of Podgap, we explore one of Iran’s most beloved accompaniments: Shirazi salad. Hanieh and Mohsen guide you through the basics in a clear, practical way, making Persian language learning tasty and approachable. From ingredients to preparation steps and flavor tips, follow along with simple language and actionable guidance. You’ll also find practical exercises and a quick review of key verbs to boost your Persian skills. Looking for the transcription, glossary, and worksheet? You can find them on our Patreon page: patreon.com/podgap If Podgap makes your Persian learning journey easier and more enjoyable, share it with your friends — it truly means the world to us! We’d also…
What it is
Each episode builds vocabulary and grammar around a theme, with Persian literature segments, guest interviews and recurring Iran Facts sections on culture and tradition, and episode titles that tell you the level so you can jump in at the right point. It was still publishing in mid-2026 and the whole archive is free. The catch is that the project's own website is offline, so the podcast feed is effectively the resource — no transcripts, no worksheets, nothing to read along with.
Episodes are played straight from the publisher's feed — nothing is hosted here, and the five newest are whatever the feed served when this page was last built. All Persian podcasts →