Talk:Tajik language

Pronunciation of the letter a

This letter is not pronounced [æ] in Tajik. Even in Iranian Persian it's between [æ] an [a], but in Tajik it's between front [a] and even central [ä]. Who said that it's [æ] in Tajik?

Lede

@HistoryofIran: On second thought, that entire sentence about the popularity of the idea should be replaced with something more objective – preferably public opinion in Tajikistan. Esszet (talk) 04:07, 6 December 2020 (UTC)

POV

The lede acknowledges that views are divided on whether Tajik as a separate language or a dialect of Persian, and yet it basically presents it as a type of Persian anyway. It should be worded in a neutral way. 87.126.21.225 (talk) 18:58, 6 October 2023 (UTC)

Tajiki Persian dialect

The title of this article should be moved to "Tajik dialect" not "language".

Tajiki is a dialect of Persian language and the official language of the countries of Tajikistan, Iran and Afghanistan is Persian, which differ only at the dialect level, and their commonalities are so much that the people of these countries can easily understand each other's words (like American and British English). MontanaM55 (talk) 12:59, 21 September 2024 (UTC)

You'll better study history more. In history all of authentic sources say Tajik-Persian country or language.Especially,books such as "The history of Bayhaqi"," The history of Tabari" and "Tajikan" that their authors were all from Tajik-Persian country(except of Bobojon Gafurov).These two countries were one and only country.Particulary,the citizens of Mods, Eloms, the Archaemenids,Sassanians and more other states were united until 7th century or in other words until the time Arabs spred Islam in these area.That's why it's not a dialect. By the way its name is wrong.It should be Tajik-Persian language,despite the fact that their accent changed a little bit due to Russian language.They aren't teaching you well about the history of Asia well(especially Tajikistan that has affluent history). 62.89.211.2 (talk) 18:02, 25 November 2024 (UTC)

Their language was still called Persian until Soviet union, and Tajiks are still known as Persian speakers. 5.134.143.47 (talk) 16:31, 14 January 2025 (UTC)