Persian Language Resources

From the University of Texas Austin, a guide to using the Persian keyboard and inputting characters with PC and Mac operating systems.

Lets users click on characters in a virtual keyboard and immediately transfer these to a google search, or Twitter / Facebook post.

From the Library of Congress and the American Library Association, this table guides users on how to romanize the Persian language and explains the special rules behind certain vowels.

From the Library of Congress, this table demonstrates how to romanize each character of the Persian alphabet.

Converts texts from Persian to Latin characters. Includes a romanization or transliteration tool.

Choose the sound that corresponds to the character shown.

From the University of Texas at Austin, lessons convey the names and the pronounciation of the Persian numerals.

From the University of Texas at Austin, video clips demonstrate how to write each character.

Provides examples of each character used in words. Includes streaming audio.

From UT Austin, the subcategories (at the left of the screen) provide a brief history of the language over time.

An overview of the history and structure of Persian writing, from the UBC Language Education Research Centre course "World Language Fair" (LLED 489).