BASIC KURDISH CONVERSATIONS - 12th Lesson

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BASIC KURDISH CONVERSATIONS - 12th Lesson

[@talipgunes4145]

God bless you, my ancestors are originally from Dersime, and I can not speak zazaki because of 70's and 80's oppression but now I'm learning kirmanji closest dialect to my native tongue. Thank you.

[@Bestusernametch]

I’m Kurdish but I can’t communicate with elders in my family and I also wanted to learn my language. This video was so helpful thank you!

[@Amelia-lv1jt]

My boyfriend is Kurdish and also I want to communicate with his family! thank you indeed!❤️

[@By_lyricsvideo]

Where you come from?

[@emmaflo4711]

Same here! I wish to surprise him

[@unknowndwt2.070]

Speak Turkish they understand that

[@heavaden]

My husband is Kurdish. I hope his family is nicer than my in laws. They hate non Kurdish women. You have c to ask him his dialect because there are several and they are all different.

[@unknowndwt2.070]

@@heavaden it’s easy to know what dialect if they are from turkey or Syria or is they yazidi from Iraq they speak kurmanji if they from Iraq or Iran they speak sorani and if they are zaza Kurds from turkey they speak zazaki

[@ms.s.t.2269]

I am tajik from Tajikistan. It’s very interesting. It’s like I almost understand yet it’s different language. Maybe thousands of years ago it had one root. Thank you. Spas!(we say Sipas)

[@yavitvexe9997]

Like hwendin (to read) and kir (to do, to work), tu (you) And ra for genitive case? I learned Persian a bit and I find many similarities here.

[@moonluna230]

I speak sorani kurdish and Im trying to learn kurmanji too I already understand lots of it ❤️

[@lucretiaonutube]

This is a great resource.. it's very hard for me, as an English speaker, to recognise the words when I listen to people speak Kurmanji, as they speak so fast. This really helps me to see and understand much better!! Thank you.

[@mohamedmarwane3906]

God bless kurdish people

[@Samirkheder]

Her bijî. Dest xweš 💐💐💐

[@adriannawilczewska1045]

Thank you so much for your lessons ❤

[@didirikk]

Thank you so much for these lessons. I have always wanted to learn Kurdish, because I love listening to Kurdish songs and my partner is Kurdish. These lessons are very clear. Zor spas!

[@JM-gu3tx]

This was really cool and fun. I hope many books, magazines and movies get published in Kurdish.

[@biancaandrovera9544]

İ can improve my English and Kurdish thank you so much 🙏🏻

[@Donalda1000]

You are an amazing teacher! Greetings from Bosnia. Gelek spas.

[@theocurtis02]

Thank you so much, I love talking to the Kurdish shop owners down my road with these!

[@biancaandrovera9544]

Xwede şte razi be mamoste

[@azadbradosti4170]

Berêz Ders beyvekî Kurdî nîye Ders be zimanê erebî ye be kurdî debêjîn Wana legel rêz.

[@ahmetghuzz]

love kurdish people from turkey I want to learn language of brothers, neighbours

[@guele8548]

Gelek spas jibo alikaria te!

[@user-rt3lb9oq6x]

👍 Kurdish people were our brothers long time ago. I can see it from language.

[@mcff7026]

where r u from

[@afshinafshin6408]

we all are just not sure about east asia ha ha ha

[@girigoud8564]

I love you ur learning languages

[@rikachaniago4171]

thank you from Indonesia, I really want to learn Kurdish because I have very good Kurdish friends

[@JesuisK]

Serkeftên mamoste

[@dietsfreedietkitchen1793]

You are amazing. Well done. so proud 👏👏👏❤️

[@clippensfactory5044]

I'm Kurdish I was born out of the middle east. Its really hard to talk with my family so this video really helps.

[@user-ky7jx1cr5k]

Thank you, sister. ❤

[@josephsalee6227]

Helpful. Biji Kurdish sounds great. Spas

[@AB-wl1rc]

Keep doing great job.

[@zagros9081]

Gelek spas Golê, mala te ava🙏

[@sedanurayhan4099]

Really helpful thank youu🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@elliehoddd6817]

Sooo helpful thank you!

[@crdaiyadaiya6946]

very nice i learn your language

[@Hanaomar9823]

Galek supas to jwanet slav gul

[@thenextbigthing488]

Dest Xweş hevale heja Tu her hebi keça Kurd Her Biji Kurd u Kurdistan Her Biji Zimanê Kurdi

[@zagros9081]

Dest û dilê te xwş golê 🙏

[@user-vq6qy4tk4s]

Thank you so much 😎

[@AngelicaLatvian99]

I recently begun to learn Kurmanji and it's so fascinating.

[@kurdishkurmanjilessons]

I hope this channel will help you and you learn Kurmanji quickly 😊💛

[@AngelicaLatvian99]

@@kurdishkurmanjilessons Spas 😊💛

[@scg4201]

@@AngelicaLatvian99 how much do you know 6 months on

[@____6157]

I am Arab I love to learn this very easy for us

[@evagartmann918]

It is nice, I like it

[@mrsahmed4548]

Thank you for sharing lessons with us.Could you upload more videos please?

[@kurdishkurmanjilessons]

I will do it, as soon as I have time. And on Twitter and Instagram I share very short videos you can follow us there as well

[@mrsahmed4548]

Thanks😊

[@belkistergek9604]

🥰🥰🥰

[@CehamJ]

Spas❤️

[@albaranttonarraitzdesanmar487]

👏👏👏👏

[@personalmobile9421]

👍

[@rahelcengizbye]

i'm a kurd too, i can actually understand most of what is being said when my relatives speaks kurdish, but i have a problem when i speaking. hope your videos help.

[@aydaaydin5899]

Spas:)

[@stormrani4931]

Very nice lesson once again. Thank you. However, one question, what is the difference between "Beyanî baş" and "Roj baş?" Is it a dialect difference? Also I translated a song from a movie (The girls of the sun) into Kurmanji. Would you want to have a look at the notes? To see how I did? And should I post it here or through E-mail? :)

[@kurdishkurmanjilessons]

Actually Beyanî baş is from Soranî, it is not really common among Kurmanji speakers, but still better to know :) And [e-mail] is my email please send me.

[@stormrani4931]

@@kurdishkurmanjilessons Thank you :) Sure. Will do soon :)

[@stormrani4931]

@@kurdishkurmanjilessons Should have been sent now :)

[@kurdishkurmanjilessons]

@@stormrani4931 I have it now

[@stormrani4931]

@@kurdishkurmanjilessons Hello again, I was wondering if you had looked at my E-mail? I never got any feedback or E-mail in return as to how my attempt at an accurate translation was. I haven't wanted to bother you because of the season, but it's been more than a week so I was just wondering when I'd heard anything. :)

[@Servano_Qamisli]

my sister please try to do something with the noise( "fssssss like air" )on your videos,its really helpfull your stuff

[@halukcelebi21]

Bi xatirê te. Good bye

[@ajijulmolla9321]

ez kurdish na jani

[@basarkarakus]

Great lesson as always, but the big question is how do we say "you're welcome" :)

[@kurdishkurmanjilessons]

Spas xweş or ser çavan :)

[@mirazejez5115]

Tu bi kher hatî like this :)

[@elliecharlton68]

@@kurdishkurmanjilessons how is it pronounced?

[@RI-zs4si]

Do you live in Kurdistan? Thank you for your lessons!!

[@RI-zs4si]

Which type of Kurdish is spoken in Sulaymania?

[@orothil]

@@RI-zs4si i think it's sorani

[@vini_roblox_plays1304]

I'm. Self kurdish to bashi

[@AjayPatel-yp6ij]

This is hard

[@NatureandwildlifeBeauty12]

We say in Sulaimani (Balochi) dialect Tai naam che ?😂😂

[@dy6131]

Doesn’t: “Reya te vekiri be” mean: may your road be open? Instead of “may god speed you”?

[@kurdishkurmanjilessons]

Rêya te vekirî be liteally means - your your road be open, as you said. It is used like - have a safe/good trip

[@dy6131]

@@kurdishkurmanjilessons gelek spas heval gulê!

[@MrBist-yr4sy]

When you use Na, you are responding to someone’s request. However, “No” is used answering a question (i.e. Is she here yet?) you would use No… No ew na/ne li vire.

[@ajijulmolla9321]

to rokom bina

[@Dadovdeon]

WHO THUMBED DOWN? FFS!

[@JM-gu3tx]

Probably Erdogan and his fascist cronies.

[@ajijulmolla9321]

please help me

[@avakangarloo4019]

Very fast. You talk very fast. It's our first time we hearing your language it's difficult for us. Slow down please.

[@Dadovdeon]

WHO THUMBED DOWN? FFS!

[@francoisvilleneuve]

Some Turkish hater, surely. Don't worry, we've got a whole revolution to live, we can ignore them. :)

[@Zeynep-lt5qh]

the turks, maybe?

[@Dadovdeon]

@@Zeynep-lt5qh haha... true!

[@Zeynep-lt5qh]

@@Dadovdeon I spilled some truths heheh that’s all 👀