French missionary Dallet (1874) wrote in book that Korean people is truly different from Chinese people. This is also applied to the two languages (Dallet, 1874). Several researchers studied the relation between Persian language and Korean language (Park et al., 2019; Kim and Park, 2022). Now, the present researcher chose several Persian words randomly, and the researcher tried to find out the relation between the two words (Persian and Korean). The present researcher wants to know the origin of Korean culture. The title is ‘Are they similar or are they same origin, Persian language and Korean language? (0113-0124)’. <number Persian word (its meaning) Korean word (its meaning in English)> 0113-1 Zeraat (agriculture) Zal-hae-ya! (You must do it well!) 0113-2 Zeraat agriculture Zal-was-so! (To visit a good place, Welcome!) 0114 Asel or Asl (principle, origin) Adeul (son) 0115 Balad (familiar) Bareuda (To rub something. Someone is right, bright.) 0116 Pas tar (inferior in value) Pag ddeol-eo-zyeo! (Just now, you, have a distance from that! Because it is bad!) 0117 Ba xod (to oneself) Bwa sog-eul! (You, see the inside of the thing!) 0118 Xod (oneself) Sog (the inside of something, the heart) 0119 Ba (to, toward) Bwa! (You, see the thing!) 0120 Din (religion) Dding (the voice of clash against something) 0121 Gol e roz (rose) Ggoss-eu-ro (It is classified as a flower.) 0122 Oqab (eagle) O! Keob-na! (Ah, I am so much afraid of something or somebody!) 0123 Xalifa (a caliph) Sal-lyeo-bwa! (You, make the dead person to be safe! You, rescue the person from the death!) 0124 Parda (curtain) Bareuda (to cover something, to apply, to paste) In general, it is difficult to know the source of Korean language. It means that there is no origin for Korean language. At present, this study showed that there might be the same or the similar origin for Persian language and Korean language.