Learn Farsi With Songs

I built the site alone in 2024, to teach Persian through songs. The data later showed who actually came: mostly English speakers, sent by Google straight to a song page, asking one question. What does this song mean? Most were not learners.

So I rebuilt the site around that question. The promise changed: the homepage now answers “Will songs make me fluent?” with “No.” English comes first on every page. New songs are picked by how often people ask Google what they mean. A song with 29 million views was skipped, because outsiders never ask what it means.

Then I made the answer repeatable, so one person can keep giving it. Every song comes from one source, one page shape and one written standard. Colour, spelling and layout are decided once, so a new page is filled in, not designed. AI drafts it in under an hour, a native speaker checks every line, and I decide. When a correction repeats, it becomes a rule, and the same mistake does not come back.

With no ads, Google clicks from July to September grew 9.4 times in a year. The two newest songs reached Google’s first page within their first month, and September 2026 alone brought more visits than the whole first year.