How to say “I want” In KURDISH - SORANI

[@hil4l2535]

We say "dixwazim" in Kurmanci, and I am learning Sorani because it is the sweetest and most beautiful dialect🥰

[@YusfIismahl]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@b8z8]

I'm learning Kurmanci cause i love it more than my own dialect Sorani Kurdish 😅

[@KBBelite47]

There is also "divêt" in kurmanci. For example "min kitabek divêt" = i want a book.

[@patrikstar8466]

You also can say: Daxwazm or Axwazm, from "Xwastn" in Sorani as well.

[@autumnleaves8818]

In Sorani we say ( daxwazim ) also ❤

[@imhotepwu4329]

Silav ji bakurê Kurdistanê

[@jw.06n]

Amazing video please keep up the good work it's really good!!

[@youssefhossam1932]

We need more videos abt the language please! I'm learning this language for my gf but it's a little hard and i wanna surprise her with me speaking her language Thank you btw!

[@پیر-ئەزدا]

I am from kurdistan and I know Kurdish and it is my mother tongue languge If you want any questions about the language feel free to ask. sorani and badini I know both.

[@youssefhossam1932]

@پیر-ئەزدا I wanna end up speaking well with it cuz it's a little hard for me

[@پیر-ئەزدا]

@@youssefhossam1932 you know sorani is much harder than badini, I am learning about sorani grammer in my school even we are from kurdistan and our language is kurdish, Sorani is still hard for us, but if ask me anything I am here

[@پیر-ئەزدا]

@@youssefhossam1932 to speak Sorani better: 1- if you have a friend or Gf you should practise and speak daily 2- listen alot, if you search youtube you can watch and listen even songs, it will be much easy 3- writing what you have and searching what you know in english but not sorani, search for that word or sentence or expression 4- do not read Grammer of kurdish I AM REMINDING YOU BRO I AM KURDISH AND THE GRAMMER IS VERY HARD EVEN FOR US AS KURDISH people. I wish this helps you

[@youssefhossam1932]

@پیر-ئەزدا how can i start

[@s4hms]

دەستخۆشی لە کارەکانت دەکەم زۆر جوانن ئەم کارەی تۆ هۆکارێکە بۆ ناسینی زمانی کوردی ❤

[@Mesmerising_Eyes]

Assalamu Alaykum, thank you very much for the much needed lesson. ❤ I'd really appreciate you more if you upload videos frequently. I strongly believe that majority of us would love to hear more from you because your lessons are precise. Btw, we also say "dukaan, naan" in Urdu for store/shop, bread respectively. Love and prayers from Europe! ❤

[@JonasBrosGirl]

Salaam! We use "naan" for bread, but in the context she was using it means "food" :) Btw I'm Kurdish and my husband is Pakistani :)

[@Mesmerising_Eyes]

@JonasBrosGirl Wa Alaykum Assalam ❤ Alright, JazakAllahu khayr for pointing that out to me. I'm an Indian Muslim but my mother taught me Urdu and my fiancé is Kurdish. Since your hubby is from Pakistan, I'm sure you guys must be having fun while listening to each other talk on phone and etc due to the similarities in Urdu and Kurdish languages. Yes, I decided to learn this language for him. However, the fact that it belongs to the same language tree such as Urdu and Arabic has also motivated me to learn it. Because I know both these languages and Urdu, Kurdish and Arabic has a lot of words, alphabets and script in common. 😍

[@jonam7589]

@@JonasBrosGirl married a Pakistani?

[@JonasBrosGirl]

@@jonam7589Yes

[@maher.m5628]

Glad to see you back to KZbin after all that time uploading more content will spread the knowledge about Kurdish language the way you present it so easy to be understood by everyone i always prefer to back to your videos to learn but you cut off for this period now glad to see new videos and learn new words, keep it up and hopefully you upload new content soon.

[@ahmedrasoul6674]

Welcome back and thank you Dia.

[@Georgegilbert-h1z]

Very informative video. I’m from England learning Sorani 😁👍

[@پیر-ئەزدا]

I know Kudish and I live in kurdistan if you want any questions about kurdish (Sorani or badini): beacuse it my mother tungue language, I can help you beacaue in english there hundreds of english channel and peole who helps people learn English and If you want to learn I will help as you guys help people to learn English.

[@Pincer88]

Thank you so much for these videos! I'm doing my best to get a more systematic understanding. I love Sorani Kurdi. It was my first introduction to Kurdish and I find it such a beautiful - yet complicated - language. And truly, what a wonderful people in general too. Proud, brave and a bit unruly, yet tolerant and amazingly welcoming. What I truly love, is that conversations seem to have to begin with a lot of formalities that establish the respect for one another, with phrases like lageshmetem, barezi, rezdarem, sar chaw, etc. I wonder if that is the case in all dialects of Kurdish. Zor sopas and de goa afez

[@duringtheday5246]

Herbiji keça kurd jin jyanê 🙏

[@KyokushinGaming]

So happy you are back. Looking great.

[@YunesNaser-sh8pu]

Thank you . From ilam. God bless you

[@SunKalsi]

Happy to see you again after 1 year 😍

[@delilah.-]

OMG UR BACK! tysmm for this channel pls remember you're making an impact

[@PARKVENOS]

Well done ❤👍🏻

[@dabireonline]

Wow, I never thought that my own mother tongue could be so difficult.

[@Mustafa-t3q]

good to hear from you

[@Metalxc]

Few months in slemani , your lessons helped 🫶🏼

[@Ala-z7g]

Thank you so much darling❤

[@monaomar8745]

Glad to see you, we miss you dia,

[@zazakikirdi4316]

SALUTE ALL KURDS&KURDİSTAN FROM BAKUR KURDİSTAN💚❤️☀️🖐️😍

[@Mailyfaraidun]

Mn kurdm ❤

[@personalmobile9421]

We say ده‌مه‌هوی in our Kurdish in east of Kurdustan ❤

[@elinsoderqvist1433]

Yayyy I have missed your videos!

[@littlestolivetree9426]

Thank you for these videos ❤

[@jee-hi]

گوڵیت❤

[@sinandemir7453]

Zerevanen hemû Kurdi gelek gelek xweşe û rindi le bele ji bû min zerevanen heri xweş Soraniye Her bijî Kurd û Kurdistan🌹☀️💚

[@jonam7589]

This is so similar to Persian with a slight difference in pronunciation. You do an excellent job teaching the language.

[@junivrt]

Because Persian has the same language family as Kurdish in origin and is inspired by the Kurdish language

[@M414-q6o]

It's not though, the Persian word is very different. "Xastan", And your grammar is very different. "Mixaham" - "Damawêt". Where is the similarity?

[@jonam7589]

@M414-q6o Xastan = Khatan = wanting; Mixaham = Mikhaham = I want; Damawet? Dama = weather, temeperature. My mom was a kurd from Sanandaj and my grandma from Marivan. I don't know much kurdish even though I spent many summers in Sanadaj. I love the Kurdish culture and I am proud of my heritage.

[@junivrt]

@M414-q6o They come from the same language family and there will inevitably be similarities. I am a person who works in the field of etymology, and it is visibly a language that came from Persian Kurdish.

[@junivrt]

@@jonam7589 Woaw, I was very impressed by your comment, it is very valuable that you know their history and culture, and even be proud of them.

[@yusufkilicaslan2017]

Silav ji bakurê Kurdîstan 💚❤💛

[@flytoyourreality]

Please make us a series to learn from scratch. I am a Kurmanji and I want to learn Sorani.

[@Husamartic-q6k]

Penêra lae❤🎉

[@DEVIL-ww2oh]

I'M ALREDY KURDI BUT I WANT TO LEARN MORE WITH YOU, KURDSH

[@miissbiin]

Ktêb ❌pertûk ✅

[@IknowwOkii]

Gurl i missed u

[@nechirvandereshi8732]

Dast xwesh

[@ramazanozer6787]

Her hebi memosta

[@shahidmohammad-72]

بژییت❤️☀️💚 کوردیی ناوەندی*

[@MuzafferCikay]

Ji Bakur silav 2+2=1 💚❤️💛

[@pintukhan3078]

Hello dia mam. I am from India.I am big fan of you. Now I leave in sulimaniyani iraq.

[@ehsanrezaie9613]

ای خدا چه دختر خوشگل و نازی 😍😍

[@Renas-ok]

Zur sepas 💚♥️💛✌️✌️🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@aeexeditxzz]

I love you🙏

[@ezvahedi1387]

thank you dear Dia . would you like to teach you Persian ?

[@ibrahimmamrasoul]

😍😍😍😍😍

[@Dggffvchh]

❤

[@ListeO]

İşte bu gerçek Kürtçe. Bir Zaza olarak tek kelime anlamadım. Böyle olunca anladım gerçek kürt8 olduğunu.

[@_MilkyDaisy_]

Yekem!!

[@KurdishwDia]

🥰🫶🏼

[@littlestolivetree9426]

Do you teach private classes? My husband is from sulaymaniyah and I would love to learn and surprise him ❤

[@KurdishwDia]

Hey there, that’s thoughtful and lovely! I have lots of students like you, please find me in the link below: www.italki.com/en/affshare?ref=af6083300 Thank you!

[@Vanniilly]

Bzhi

[@Линда_7]

Hello dia ☺️👋🏻 I'm new fan 😁🪭

[@hasanakdag6447]

❤😊❤😊❤

[@st-area2382]

دەست خۆش خوشکم، ئەگەر ٢ تێبینیم لێ وەەبگریت ١. لەبری وشەی سۆرانی ئەگەر کوردی ناوەندی، central kurdishبەکاربهێنین زۆر باشترەو گلۆبال ترو گشتگیرترە سۆرانی تارادەیەک لۆکاڵیە. ٢. پیتی د بەکاربهێنیت بۆ ئەوەی زمانی ئەکادیمی ونوسین لەقسەکردن جودا بکەینەوە ئەمەش دو سودی هەیە یەکەم:کوردی لەهجەکانیتر ئاسانتر تێدەگەن. دوەم:لەهجە ناوەندیەکە لەلۆکاڵی رزگاردەکەیت وادەکەیت قەڵادزەییەک و رانییەی وهەولێریەک و هەلبجەیەک رێک بخەیتەوە و خەلکی بێگانەش ئاسانتر تێدەگەن.

[@jonam7589]

where were you?

[@cirusk748]

" لەجنەو لار" can u say me mean of this

[@fatihmehmetozdemir4937]

Do you know Kurmanci Accent ❓

[@oneperson7365]

But in formal Kurdish is "demewêt". Kurdish (Upper Kurmanji) - min kitêbek divê(t) Kurdish (Central Kurmanji) -(min) kitêbêkim dewê(t)

[@پیر-ئەزدا]

There are alot of ways to say that like even in English like: من پەرتۆکەک دڤێت/ من کتێبێک دەوێت/ من پێویستیم بە پەرتۆکێک هەیە 1- I need a book 2- I want a book

[@cirusk748]

Kitap in kurdish pirtûk

[@janharvey6036]

Ez kitêbekê dixwaz-im Tu kitêbekê dixwaz-î Ew kitêbekê dixwaz-e Em kitêbekê dixwaz-in Hûn kitêbekê dixwaz-in Ew(ana) kitêbekê dixwaz-in

[@LifeisaSport.]

I want a book = پەرتوکێکم دەوێت

[@Kpop.fan.from.kurdistan]

Please start learn us korean again

[@patrikstar8466]

Kteb (Arabic loan) = Parrtuk in formal Kurdish.