The first missionary was the first شیادی to hit the first idiot. –Voltaire

I had written this phrase in one or two places in Persian, which has been re-quoted in several ways, including the title of the first prophet and the first cleric, and the source of the phrase has been asked of me.

This page in English So come:

The first clergyman was the first rascal who puts the first fool. –Voltaire
نخستین روحانی بود که نخستین احمق را دیدار کرد رذلی نخستین!

در زبان فرانسوی اینطور پیدا کردم:

The first church was the first crook who met the first fool.
The religion of the same started when the first finds the first trickster fool!

A Mullah, the most merciful.

New Persian or Farsi, since the current vogue in the era after Islam, nearly the number of words have kept herself lie within each. A number of these words in the Arabic language after Islam came to this language, and in contemporary times is the number words were made fresh or from the Western world entered. However, the fact that we still can see the classic works of literature such as the Shahnameh of Ferdowsi, Iran or grshasbnameh Asadi توسی after a thousand years and more; focus and to show that a few changes over the past century has little impact on our language vocabulary and does not have a significant.

I comes when for the first time in the United States had gone to a restaurant and asked the hostesses of English سرویسهایتان? Failed to notice that what I mean. It turned out it was common in Iran when Word that this person was not in Iran. We made a lot of vocabulary for the toilet or Privy and several decades of vacuum and water and hand washing area to the Loo and mbal and sanitary services, or we got. The cause of the frequent change of vocabulary is that because the word itself refers to the location of the dirt, the words after a period the concept of ugliness has been assumed and dirty this time rather than herself to the other words are given, but in the case of other words this does not happen. For example, we have beds and the CAP Office and centuries in our daily vocabulary we use words and not replace them.