Context
International trade with Persian-speaking markets keeps growing.
Traders and importers increasingly need Persian not for tourism, but for real negotiations, supply chains, and ongoing partnerships.
Business Persian
Persian for business — the language of trust and real agreements
Practice Persian for negotiations, meetings, and professional correspondence with Iranian and Persian-speaking partners — from polite small talk to concrete deal terms.
Method
Business Persian is more than contract vocabulary.
Lessons combine polite social exchange (ta'arof), professional phrasing, and practice through real negotiation scenes with a teacher.
Outcome
The goal is confidence in the room, not just the right words.
A learner should be able to open a meeting, discuss terms, disagree politely, and bring a conversation to a concrete agreement.
Questions
What learners usually ask first
Can I learn Persian specifically for international trade?
Yes. Lessons are built around real negotiation and correspondence scenarios, not tourist phrases.
Do I need to read Persian script for business correspondence?
You can start with spoken practice; reading and script are introduced once they're needed for letters and documents.
Do lessons cover business etiquette?
Yes. Courtesy, ta'arof, and pacing are trained alongside the language itself.
Is this useful if I already speak some Farsi?
Yes. Lessons can be built around moving from general Farsi to specific business vocabulary.
Use cases
Business Persian should match the real deal.
Negotiations
Price, timelines, quantities, payment terms, and concessions.
Business correspondence
Letters, confirmations, polite reminders, and clarifications.
Partner meetings
Introductions, small talk, meeting agendas, and summaries.
Logistics and supply
Discussing timelines, documents, customs questions, and delays.
Start with the right tone
Persian business etiquette is built on courtesy and patience — that's part of the negotiation, not just politeness.
Discuss terms with confidence
Practice price, delivery timelines, quantities, and contract language.
Build a lasting partnership
Small talk, questions about family, and respectful conversation often shape a deal faster than numbers do.
Global foundation
Built for more interface languages
This English page sits under /en. Future localized interfaces can use the same page model for Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, and other markets.
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Next step
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