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Both are correct. "Farsi" is actually the Arabic version of "Parsi" (meaning "Persian" in, well, Persian). As a Persian, I personally don't use "Farsi".
by behnamoh 4y ago
Both are correct. "Farsi" is actually the Arabic version of "Parsi" (meaning "Persian" in, well, Persian). As a Persian, I personally don't use "Farsi".
- erenyeager 4y agoDo you also personally not use any Arabic derived words in Persian? Silly idea to try to remove Arabic influence on Persian.
- behnamoh 4y agoDo you try to use Anglaise to refer to the English language? Bad idea to remove French influence on English.