Persian dialects and varieties

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Persian language
Regional and social varieties: General Iranian Persian Dari Tajik Dzhidi (Judeo-Persian) Bukhori (Judeo-Tajik) Hazaragi Grammar: General Iranian Persian Tajik Language features: Vocabulary Nouns Verbs Phonology Writing systems: Perso-Arabic script Tajik alphabet Romanized Persian alphabet

Dialects and varieties of the Persian language include:

• Standard Persian (based on the classic Persian literature)
  • Modern Iranian Persian
  • Dari
  • Tajiki
• Aimaq language
• Bukhori language (Judeo-Bukharic)
• Darwazi language
• Dehwari language
• Dzhidi language (Judeo-Persian)
• Hazaragi language
• Judeo-Shirazi language
• Khuzestani Persian
• Pahlavani language
• Dialects of Fars
  • Lari language
  • Davani dialect

[edit] See also

• List of Southwestern Iranian languages