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This article is about Persian mixed with English. For Finnish mixed with English, see Finglish.

Fingilish (Farsi + English) (also Penglish or Pinglish, Finglish, Pingilish) is a term used to describe the way Persian words are written in Latin alphabet. This type of writing is commonly used in online chat, emails and SMS.

For example, the Persian word سلام ("hello") is written "salam". The use of this type of writing spreads due to the lack of knowledge and/or proper software supporting Persian in the past.

Although there are no strict rules for conversion into fingilish or how words are romanized, the table below represents how latin alphabets are primarily used. The way of writing fingilish greatly varies by accent.


Persian
 
Fingilish
 
Persian
 
Fingilish
 
Persian
 
Fingilish
 
ا،آ a,aa ژ j,jh,zh گ g
ب b س s,c ل l
پ p ش sh م m
ت t ص s,c ن n
ث s,c ض z و v,w,oo,ou
ج j ط t ه h
چ ch ظ z ی y,i,j
ح h ع a,ea,ae,e`,a`    
خ kh,x غ gh    
د d ف f,ph    
ذ z ق gh    
ر r ک k,c    

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