Tokples Pesia

Tok Pesia
فارسی
fɒːɾˈsiː in Perso-Arabic script (Nasta`liq style)
Pronunciation	[fɒːɾˈsiː]
Tokples istap long	Iran, Afganistan, Tajikistan, and also in parts of neighbouring countries (e.g. Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Kuwait, Iraq, Uzbekistan, and Rasia.) Also in various Iranian/Persian/Afghani diaspora communities in the Ol Yunaitet Stet, United Arab Emirates, Kata, Pakistan (Pakistan also has a community of native speakers), Turkey, Canada, Germany and other parts of Western Europe.
Rijen	Middle East, Central Asia
Total spikas	ca. 62 million native, ca. 62 million second languageTemplet:Fact, 120 million total
Famili bilong tokples	Indo-European Indo-Iranian Iranian Western Iranian Southwestern Iranian Tok Pesia; ; ; ; ;
Ofisel sindaun
Ofisel tokples bilong	Afghanistan[1]; Iran; Tajikistan[1]
Boslain	Academy of Persian Language and Literature; Academy of Sciences of Afghanistan
Ol kod bilong tokples
ISO 639-1	fa
ISO 639-3	variously:; fas — Persian; prs — Dari (Afganistan); pes — Westen Pesien; tgk — Tajik; aiq — Aimaq; bhh — Bukharic; deh — Dehwari; drw — Darwazi; haz — Hazaragi; jpr — Dzhidi; phv — Pahlavani
	; Areas where Persian is the predominant language
	Dispela pes bai soim sampela ol IPA raitim long soim pasin bilong singaut.

Tok Pesia (Templet:Tok-fa, Tok Inglis: Persian), em i wanpela tokples. Asples bilong en em i kantri Iran. Long taim bifo nem bilong dispela kantri em i Pesia.

Ol lokol nem

Tok Pesia igat ol lokol nem olsem:

Templet:Rtl-lang (transliteration: Fārsi) o Templet:Rtl-lang (Pārsi), lokol nem long kantri Iran, Afganistan (we igat ofisel nem Darī) na Tajikistan
Tok Tajik, lokol nem long Sentrel Esia.
Dari, nem bilong tokples bilong Pesia long taim bifo, na tu nem bilong wanpela kain bilong Tok Pesia istap long sampela hap bilong Afganistan, Tajikistan, na Pakistan.

Ol referens

↑ 2006 CIA Factbook: Iran 39 M (58%), Afghanistan 15 M (50%), Tajikistan 5.8 M (80%), Uzbekistan 1.2 M (4.4%)

Templet:Ol Iranien Tokples

[1] 2006 CIA Factbook: Iran 39 M (58%), Afghanistan 15 M (50%), Tajikistan 5.8 M (80%), Uzbekistan 1.2 M (4.4%)

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