HearStep 2 of 4 in one reading layer
See how it sounds, without losing the script.
Knowing the letters is not the same as knowing how a word is said. Pinglish gives you the pronunciation in Latin letters, and Persian speech reads the sentence aloud — both alongside the Persian, never instead of it.
Persian
سلام خوبی؟
Persian speech- Pronunciation
- salaam-e khoobi?
- Academic vowels
- salām-e khūbī?
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Voices
KoreCharonAoede
Pace
SlowNaturalFaster
Style
NeutralWarm tutorNewsConversational
Tone
Experimental Yazd-inspiredCalmNaturalLively
What this does
- Pronunciation you already recognise
- Familiar spellings like sh, ch, and kh — the way heritage speakers already type Persian in Latin letters.
- Academic vowels when you want them
- One switch turns doubled long vowels into macron notation: salaam becomes salām.
- The Ezafe is written in
- The connecting sound appears as -e, so the phrase reads the way it is actually spoken.
- Persian speech in the reading flow
- Hear the selected sentence read aloud without the Persian being replaced on the page. Choose pace, style, and tone, or try the experimental Yazd-inspired listening profile — a work-in-progress regional flavor, not native-validated.
Pinglish is a pronunciation aid, not a spelling system to learn. It supports the Persian script rather than replacing it.