Learn Persian with Podgap

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Podgap provides engaging Persian conversations for learners from beginner to advanced levels.In each episode, you’ll expand your vocabulary, improve your grammar, explore Persian literature, and enjoy interviews with interesting guests. You’ll also get familiar with colloquial Persian, Iranian culture, and traditions through our special Iran Facts segments. With Podgap, you won’t just study Persian — you’ll learn how to speak it naturally in real-life, everyday situations.You can contact us via email: podgapp@gmail.com

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Learn Persian with Podgap

Episodes (144)

Mar 14th Podgap (143) | History (B2): The Hasanlu Golden Bowl – A 3,200-Year-Old Story
Feb 28th Podgap (142) | Persian Conversation (B2): Getting a Ride Online
Feb 14th Podgap (141) | Persian Vocabulary (A2): losing and finding things in Persian.

Learn Persian with Podgap

Mar 14, 2026
15 minutes
34 MB

In this episode of Podgap, Mohsen and Hanie explore one of Iran’s most fascinating archaeological treasures: the Hasanlu Golden Bowl. Discovered in 1958 in northwestern Iran, this remarkable artifact dates back more than 3,200 years and is covered with symbolic engravings that reflect ancient myths and beliefs. We talk about the discovery of the bowl, the ancient civilization that lived near Lake Urmia, and the stories behind the figures carved on its surface. In the episode, we explain each character and symbol on the bowl. To make it easier to follow, the images of these figu...

Learn Persian with Podgap

Podgap (143) | History (B2): The Hasanlu Golden Bowl – A 3,200-Year-Old Story

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