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Three vowels of the Persian language are not letters but signs indicated above, below or in front of a consonant. These are left out when a word is familiar. This leads to confusion when used in a sloppy manner, particularly as they are not represented in any mechanical or electronic font set-up, So Siavash or Siyavosh? I'll leave the argument to the experts but it can't be both. This is atrocious and an insult to Siavosh! Ferdowsi and Mr. Rahnema. The title and the text should use one version.SBader (talk) 11:52, 5 April 2020 (UTC)Reply
