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Tymur Levitin
Tymur Levitin
Teacher of the Department of Translation. Professional certified translator with experience in translating and teaching English and German. I teach people in 20 countries of the world. My principle in teaching and conducting lessons is to move away from memorizing rules from memory, and, instead, learn to understand the principles of the language and use them in the same way as talking and pronouncing sounds correctly by feeling, and not going over each one in your head all the rules, since there won’t be time for that in real speech. You always need to build on the situation and comfort.
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A language that sounds like music — but thinks like logic

For many, Persian (Farsi) is one of the most beautiful languages they’ve ever heard. Flowing syllables, melodic phrases, poetic expressions — Persian has long enchanted poets, musicians, and learners alike. But behind the elegance lies something far more powerful: a system of logic that makes it easier to learn than many expect.

At Levitin Language School, we believe that learning a language means learning how it thinks. Persian is no exception. In fact, it might be the best example of a language that teaches you to think in rhythm and metaphor — and yet obeys deep internal rules you can truly grasp.


Why Persian is not Arabic — and why that matters

Many beginners confuse Persian with Arabic. While both use the Arabic script, Persian is a completely different language family. It’s an Indo-European language, much closer to English, German, or even Russian in structure than to Semitic languages like Arabic or Hebrew.

What does this mean for learners?

  • You don’t need to memorize complex root systems or triliteral patterns.
  • Persian grammar is surprisingly regular, with simple verb tenses and consistent sentence structure.
  • Vocabulary often feels strangely familiar — especially if you’ve learned French or English.

In other words, learning Persian feels more like unlocking a poetic code than struggling with a foreign system.


Learning Persian online means learning how to think in images

Our teaching approach goes far beyond word lists and memorization. We guide our students through:

  • 🎯 Visual associations — linking new words with ideas, not translations
  • 🧠 Logical flow — building full sentences with natural rhythm
  • 🔁 Repetition without boredom — through meaningful patterns and short conversations
  • 📜 Cultural insight — understanding Persian thought through proverbs, metaphors, and poetry

You don’t just speak Persian — you start to see the world through its lens.


And yet — it’s still your journey

Whether you’re learning Persian for culture, travel, family, or pure curiosity, our online platform adapts to your rhythm. We pair you with real teachers — not apps, not robots. Each lesson builds on your understanding, step by step, with feedback and real-life communication.

And if you already speak Arabic or Urdu? Even better. You’ll recognize the script — but discover a whole new voice.


Start today — discover your poetic logic

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