2020年3月16日 · Learn the Persian Snap, also seen in Turkey and other countries in Central Asia & the Middle East too! Let me know how it goes. Have patience. I practiced ev...

Beshkan (Persian: بشكن), also known as the "Persian snap", is a traditional Iranian finger snap requiring both hands. The snapper creates a clicking noise similar in mechanism to the normal snap but louder in practice.

2016年3月25日 · In Iran, they have a two handed finger snap that’s louder than the traditional western finger snap. It’s called Beshkan (in Persian: بشكن ) The beshkan snap is often used in Persian dances. It’s also done to egg people on to dance. It’s done at parties. It’s done when someone hears good news.

Quick tutorial to learn the two-handed Middle Eastern snap used in Iran, Turkey, and other Middle Eastern countries. Practice makes perfect!https://www.middl...

Quick guide to snap your fingers as in the Arabian Peninsula known by many with the Persian name of "beshkan". People do the beshkan in different ways, I was taught by some Iraqi friends. So this...

As a traditional form of celebration throughout Middle Eastern countries, the “Persian snap” (beshkan – بشكن) uses both hands to create a cracking/clicking sound familiar to the normal (Western ‘single-handed’) clicking or snapping of the fingers.

The Persian Snap (Beshkan) In Iran, they have a two handed finger snap that's louder than the traditional western finger snap. It's called Beshkan (in Persian: ) The beshkan snap is often used in Persian dances.

2016年3月24日 · The Persian Snap (Beshkan) March 24th, 2016. In Iran, they have a two handed finger snap that’s louder than the traditional western finger snap. It’s called Beshkan (in Persian: بشكن ) The beshkan snap is often used in Persian dances. It’s also done to egg people on to dance. It’s done at parties.

2014年8月15日 · But for now, for this jaunty pre-weekend post, I’ll just touch base on this thing called ‘beshkan zadan’ which is what it’s called when Iranians put the palms of their hands together and snap their fingers to make a loud rhythmic click.

Instead, try the Persian Snap AKA Beshkan!! This two-handed version of snapping fingers is loved by all Iranians, as well as Arabs, Turks, and Armenians. In Turkish Romany dance, they use it to...