فارسی و عبری - شباهتهای زبانی شگفتانگیز
Unveiling the Unexpected: The Surprising Kinship Between Persian and Hebrew You know, sometimes the world throws you a curveball that's just too fascinating to ignore. We often think of languages as neatly categorized: Romance languages, Germanic languages, Semitic languages, Indo-European languages. Persian, or Farsi, comfortably sits in the Indo-European family, a cousin to English, German, and Hindi. Hebrew, on the other hand, is a proud member of the Semitic family, alongside Arabic and Aramaic. On the surface, they couldn't seem more different, right? One is written right-to-left with guttural sounds and root-based morphology; the other, often written left-to-right (in its Latinized form, though Persian script is R-to-L too), boasts a smoother flow and different grammatical structures. ...