Persian verbs

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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

Persian Verbs have the tenses of Past U Present and Future.It has the infinitive of the form of ;Shenaseh; which shows the person of the verb.There are 6 persons in a persian verb and there is no difference between male and female third person.

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