* Salâm (سلام): Hello / Hi. This is the most universal way to greet someone.
* Sobh bekheyr (صبح بخیر): Good morning.
* Shab bekheyr (شب بخیر): Goodnight.
* Ruz bekheyr (روز بخیر): This literally means "Good day." It is the most natural way to greet someone during the afternoon hours.
* Khodâ hâfez (خداحافظ): Goodbye (Literally: "May God be your guardian").
* Chetori? (چطوری؟): How are you? (Informal). Use Hâle shomâ chetore? for a more formal/polite version.
* Khubam, mersi (خوبم، مرسی): I’m good, thanks.

* Lotfan (لطفاً): Please.
* Mersi / Mamnoon (مرسی / ممنون): Thank you. "Mersi" is very common, while "Mamnoon" is more traditional.
* Khâhesh mikonam (خواهش می‌کنم): You’re welcome 
* Bebakhshid (ببخشید): Excuse me / I'm sorry.
* Baleh ( نه): Yes.
* Na (بله  ): No.
* Nooshe jân! (نوش جان): Bon appétit! (Literally: "May it be a soul-nourishment").
* Khoshmaze ast (خوشمزه است): It is delicious.

* Yek (۱ - یک): One
* Do (۲ - دو): Two
* Se (۳ - سه): Three
* Chahâr (۴ - چهار): Four
* Panj (۵ - پنج): Five
* Shesh (۶ - شش): Six
* Haft (۷ - هفت): Seven
* Hasht (۸ - هشت): Eight
* Noh (۹ - نه): Nine
* Dah (۱۰ - ده): Ten