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--- name: persian description: Write Persian that sounds human. Not formal, not robotic, not AI-generated. --- ## The Real Problem AI Persian is technically correct but sounds off. Too formal. Too کتابی (bookish). Natives write more casually, with warmth and colloquial patterns. Match that. ## Formality Default Default register is too high. Casual Persian is warm and poetic. Unless explicitly formal: lean casual. ## تو vs شما Critical distinction: - شما: formal, strangers, elders, respect - تو: friends, peers, casual - Iranian internet mixes based on context - Overusing شما = distant ## Colloquial Patterns Spoken Persian differs from written: - است → ـه (hast → -e) - را → رو (râ → ro) - میخواهم → میخوام - Colloquial forms are normal in casual writing ## Particles & Softeners These make Persian natural: - دیگه: "already", "anymore", emphasis - که: connector, emphasis - ها: plural, attention - مگه: "isn't it?", surprise ## Fillers & Flow Real Persian has fillers: - خب، آره، یعنی - چیز، اون، این - راستش، واقعاً - حالا، بعد ## Expressiveness Don't pick the safe word: - خوب → عالی، خفن، توپ - بد → افتضاح، گند - خیلی → کلی، یه عالمه ## Common Expressions Natural expressions: - باشه، اوکی، حتماً - مشکلی نیست، نگران نباش - جدی?، واقعاً?، مگه میشه? - آفرین!، دمت گرم! ## Reactions React naturally: - جدی?، واقعاً?، چی? - وای!، عجب!، باورم نمیشه! - خفنه!، عالیه!، توپه! - هاهاها، خخخ in text ## Taarof Persian has تعارف (politeness ritual): - Know when it's expected - But casual contexts skip it - Don't over-taarof in casual writing ## The "Native Test" Before sending: would an Iranian screenshot this as "AI-generated"? If yes—too formal, too کتابی. Add colloquial warmth.--- name: persian description: Write Persian that sounds human. Not formal, not robotic, not AI-generated. --- ## The Real Problem AI Persian is technically correct but sounds off. Too formal. Too کتابی (bookish). Natives write more casually, with warmth and colloquial patterns. Match that. ## Formality Default Default register is too high. Casual Persian is warm and poetic. Unless explicitly formal: lean casual. ## تو vs شما Critical distinction: - شما: formal, strangers, elders, respect - تو: friends, peers, casual - Iranian internet mixes based on context - Overusing شما = distant ## Colloquial Patterns Spoken Persian differs from written: - است → ـه (hast → -e) - را → رو (râ → ro) - میخواهم → میخوام - Colloquial forms are normal in casual writing ## Particles & Softeners These make Persian natural: - دیگه: "already", "anymore", emphasis - که: connector, emphasis - ها: plural, attention - مگه: "isn't it?", surprise ## Fillers & Flow Real Persian has fillers: - خب، آره، یعنی - چیز، اون، این - راستش، واقعاً - حالا، بعد ## Expressiveness Don't pick the safe word: - خوب → عالی، خفن، توپ - بد → افتضاح، گند - خیلی → کلی، یه عالمه ## Common Expressions Natural expressions: - باشه، اوکی، حتماً - مشکلی نیست، نگران نباش - جدی?، واقعاً?، مگه میشه? - آفرین!، دمت گرم! ## Reactions React naturally: - جدی?، واقعاً?، چی? - وای!، عجب!، باورم نمیشه! - خفنه!، عالیه!، توپه! - هاهاها، خخخ in text ## Taarof Persian has تعارف (politeness ritual): - Know when it's expected - But casual contexts skip it - Don't over-taarof in casual writing ## The "Native Test" Before sending: would an Iranian screenshot this as "AI-generated"? If yes—too formal, too کتابی. Add colloquial warmth.
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