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Persian voice over for your market.

Persian, also called Farsi, is spoken in Iran, Afghanistan and Tajikistan, and the Tehran standard is the usual choice for content aimed at Iran.

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Variants

Variants we cast

One variant is listed today. Ask us if your client needs another.

  • PersianStandard Tehran Persian (Farsi). Dari and Tajik audiences can be briefed on request.fa

Specs

Specs for a Persian delivery

Script length
Persian is written right to left and its spoken form differs from its written form, so scripts are adapted to how people actually speak.
Register
Formal and informal speech differ sharply, and advertising often uses a conversational register closer to everyday speech than to written text.
Delivery
WAV or MP3, named to your convention.
Native review before delivery
A native Persian speaker checks the script and the takes.

What we offer

What we offer in Persian

What we offer in Persian
Native Persian castingYes
Script translation and adaptationYes
Recording, editing and masteringYes

Questions

Persian, answered.

Farsi, Dari or Tajik?

They are variants of the same language with different accents and vocabulary. Tell us the audience and we cast for it.

Do you write the script in the spoken register?

If the brief calls for it, yes. Written Persian sounds stiff aloud, so we adapt it to how people talk.

How long does a Persian project take?

The quote gives the date.

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Send the script and the deadline.

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