Kurdish (Sorani) Made Simple: Get all the basics in Under 10 Minutes! | Glossika

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Learning a new language can be intimidating, and Glossika is here to make it simple and approachable! We demonstrate how Kurdish Sorani words “glue together” and introduce how to start using Sorani Kurdish in just a few minutes.
By the end of the video, you’ll understand the basics of Sorani Kurdish!
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What you’ll learn in this video:
• Sorani Kurdish alphabet
• How to make Sorani Kurdish words plural
• How to make comparative and superlative adjectives
• Sorani Kurdish pronouns
• Sorani Kurdish pronouns of possession
• How to ask questions in Sorani Kurdish
• How to identify and conjugate Sorani Kurdish verbs
• How to make the past continuous tense in Sorani Kurdish
• How to easily handle preposition and postposition in Sorani Kurdish
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[@sunilmahat2511]

You are a good language teacher i am following you and i want learn kurdish language in( sorani). thank you

[@AndyJugglesLanguages]

I'm learning Sorani. This was a good explanation of Kurdish (Sorani) grammar. I've found Kurdish quite difficult to learn, but I'm getting used to it.

[@sazgarmuhammad8364]

Ohh my god this amazing yeah l can speak sorani goodly awa zor basha

[@RahellOmer]

Hi there. I wish you a very good luck on your difficult journey to learn kurdish. May I know the materials you use for learning?

[@odonkor989]

@@sazgarmuhammad8364 where are you from my dear?

[@sazgarmuhammad8364]

@@odonkor989 Erbil

[@odonkor989]

@@sazgarmuhammad8364 very nice.. where can i reach out to you? I'd like to get in touch with you

[@andmet4003]

So interesting! I was astonished to notice similarities with Greek !

[@AthanasiosJapan]

Both are Indoeuropean languages.

[@Kurdedunaysiri]

As a Northern Kurd (Kurmanj) it is not possible to understand the Central Kurdish for a Kurmanj without education. But it is easy to start to understand after a few watching videos. We have many differences by the grammer and in Kurmanji we have genders but in other Kurdish languages they have no. Thet is why it can be hard for them to learn 😂 All of them are our richness and i live the all things about my Kurdish people. Respect to all languages and peoples from Northern Kurdistan (Bakur) ✌🏽✌🏽

[@sazgarmuhammad8364]

Hhahaah hi from shouth bashur but l only can speak sorani dialect l think sorani easier that kurmanji .....slaw la bashur

[@Kurdo_Barznji_Slemani]

I speak Sorani and also can speak Kurmanji, the only hard thing in learning Kurmanji is not learning genders, but learning ergativity. Sorani w Kurmanji'sh qsa dakam ba bashi ... Ez bi Sorani w Kurmanji'ji b bashi qsa dikm u dpeyvm.

[@yourbodyis75waterandimthir44]

I speak zazaki. Both kurmanji and sorani are difficult for me.... Inshallah I will someday be able to speak all 3 dialects

[@emirkaniletarih4014]

@@yourbodyis75waterandimthir44 Zazalar Kürt değil

[@mrbreeze9116]

Tom xosh Dewet her biji khanawada mn

[@henan021]

زۆر سپاس مامۆستا

[@kimberlynorton]

Wow - so concise. Now do one of these for Spanish and French. :)

[@matthewwhiteford3422]

Well done! I learned a lot. Time well spent.

[@debsad7500]

This was helpful.

[@TheFareedcit]

I like the way you explain please make more video on Kurdish language

[@FunkyLuns]

Thank you! Please make another one for Sorani :D

[@sazgarmuhammad8364]

l can learn you sorani bcz l'm very very good at sorani

[@alanajaty]

زۆر سوپاس بۆ ئەم ڤیدیۆیە 🥰 زۆر بەسوود بوو بۆ ئازیزەکەم

[@silvaamalia7927]

👍 thankyou ...

[@prabhakarprabha766]

Very nice teaching

[@helenoceanic9302]

Wow so cool l love it😍😍

[@azitatataei8950]

Well done is very useful and cleverly done. سەرکەوتوو بیت

[@roj1512]

گڵۆسەڕی

[@JahGemini.2222]

Your absolutely amazing 👏 ❤ thank you 😊🤎🤍🌞

[@sahand2642]

8:29 Ezafa is an Arabic word and I know its meaning because I know a little Arabic, in Kurdish it is (Grê - گرێ) :) And also the video is useful and a good summary to Kurdish grammar

[@sazgarmuhammad8364]

so you have keboard kurdish ئەوە زۆر چاکە

[@roj1512]

I don’t know which Latin alphabet was used. Sad.

[@mervank.102]

What is the causative structure of Sorani Kurdish? - I had my hair cut - Barzani had a mosque built in Erbil How is the translation of these sentences Thanks

[@netanner]

Correction - the Glossika Kurdish Intro video: "Definite" (not "difinite") - as in "definite article". Thanks for making this helpful video available.

[@KurdishwDia]

Wow great explanation! Thank you for this video🌷✨

[@adarozer]

Slav Deya

[@karokhilkarokhil7965]

I like your teaching , please continue your teaching .

[@mahdijaff1]

زۆر سوپاس بۆ ئەم ڤیدۆیە بە کەڵکە، من خۆم لە گرامادا شڕم، دەستگیرانەکەم تایلەندییە و پرسیاری ڕێزمانی زۆرم لێدەکات، بەڵام زۆر گرانە بەلامەوە. سوپاس ئەگەر زیاتر باسی بکەن. دەستت خۆش

[@HustlerProductionss]

I’m Kurdish and I’m learning Kurdish 😂 how ironic 😅. Nice video and I enjoyed it

[@azimdi4740]

That was great. Thank you very much. How can I learn more from you?

[@itzzlana1612]

Hello dear, hope you're doing well! are you trying to learn Sorani Kurdish by any chance? I am currently teaching and would be more than happy to help! If you needed anything or someone that teaches Sorani Kurdish feel free to reach out to me, I am currently teaching Kurdish as well as Beginner and Intermediate English language. Best of luck!

[@zhiar6673]

At 1:00 he is saying that you can make most words plural by -an, but that is not accurate! We generally use the definite plural in Sorani kurdish for plural words such as: Wshekan: (the) words Mobaylekan: (the) phones However we Do use -an, but generally for changing a singular specific noun to a general plural one, and it is NOT used for every word. Men: pyawan The men: pyawekan Women: zhnan The women: zhnekan -an is used for making a general statement like: Zhnan kolekey komelgan: Women are pillars of society But for example you can never say something like pelaw-an for shoes, you either say pelaw, or pelawekan (i.e. shoe, or The shoes) But for making general statements you can just use the singular form, in fact even the words that are suitable for -an can be used as singular for general meaning in everyday colloquial speech. Like saying: Men must be brave: Debêt pyaw aza bêt (Literally: Must Man Brave Be)

[@roj1512]

کاکە تۆ @Zhiard نیت؟

[@ICanSpeakArabic]

谢谢你 的分享 每个小语种也很值得学得 👍👍👍

[@AndyJugglesLanguages]

我正在学习库尔德语。也是中文。(And Arabic!!!) lol

[@sazgarmuhammad8364]

but this not Arabic languange this kurdish languange baby🤪

[@lack7354]

9:15 Ew Gulane those flowers Not this flowers 💖 Thank you for all this . insha'Allah you going to create better and better things .

[@milan440]

I was there

[@mohammadbahari1819]

Hello, I want a good source to learn Sorani Kurdish conversation, of course, the training is in Persian or a good and complete software. Thank you.

[@itzzlana1612]

Hi mohammad, hope you're doing well! are you trying to learn Sorani Kurdish by any chance? I am currently teaching and would be more than happy to help! If you needed anything or someone that teaches Sorani Kurdish feel free to reach out to me, I am currently teaching Kurdish as well as Beginner and Intermediate English language. Best of luck!

[@lack7354]

9:57 you didn't talk about Danani sentence ( will be or would be ) خۆزگە ئەو کارەم کردبا

[@brainherb9100]

Note, E=ە ê=ێ oo=وو Kurdish word/English word Garm/warm(G shifts into W) Sard/cold(S becomes C AND R becomes L) Bra/Bro(brother) Bro/brow FLcha/brush(f->b and L->r and ch ->sh) Boo+n(n=suffix)/being Psh+ila(psh+ile(ile is a suffix))/pussy(cat)[sh->s] Kt+ik[kt+ik(ik is a dead suffix, meaning a useless suffix here)]/cat Lêwلێو/lip(w->p, this change is common, we also use the word leb) Laq/leg(a->e and q->g) Raq/Rigid(rigid is rig+id)(q->g) Hen+gwin(gwin=dead suffix)/honey(hon+ey)(e->o) Dar/tree(d>t) Dem(means time)/time(d>t) Ws/hush(meaning stay quiet)(w>h and s>sh) Gr+tn=grf+tn(this “tn” makes verbs, works like “ing” in working/grab(f>b) Angrin(very uncommon word)/angry Psht(means the physical human back or means After)/post(means after) Pash(variation of psht, only used meaning after)/post(after) Heng(g is an active suffix, hen(honey)+g(suffix)=something related to honey, in this case it means a honey bee) Berd(rock)/petroleum(petr=rock+oleum=oil)[B>p and t>h) Derga(ga=dead suffix)/door And here are a bunch of common kurdish suffixes -ا و وو ی ێ ە-ك گ ل ڵ ن ز س ش (In the exact order as above) SH S Z N L L G K-E(as u in cut), ê (like ea in head) y(like ee in bee) oo(like oo in stool) w(like w in what) a(like a in hat) This also includes their combination like oo+k=ook(bchook=small) Also jooleke(joo=jew and leke(l+e+k+e)dead suffix)/jew (in English) Kurds really love to add dead suffixes to everything, so you can memorize these components that I gave you and master the vast majority of the Kurdish suffixes, you may wonder, how about the active suffixes?, these exist too, and the only thing they do is, relate the root of the word to something else, be it and idea, a thing, or whatever else, just like above when the honeybee was named heng(hen=honey, g= a suffix), so honeybee has been connected to honey by giving it a suffix. More examples Kurdish/English Mshk(k=dead suffix)/mouse(sh>s) Masoolka(oolka=active suffix)/muscle(cle=is a not so clear English suffix, see how we uncovered an English suffix by knowledge of another Indo European language) Tarik(ik=suffix)/dark(t>d)(k is a dead suffix, how do I know? Because we also have the word tar for tarik, looks like the even the English at some point used dead suffixes, like us) Pêjame(pê=foot, jame=clothes)/pajama(Persian loan word)(pa=foot,jame=clothes) Wistn(wis+tn)(wanting)/wishing(ing=suffix)(s>sh) Bed/bad Ga/cow(g>c)

[@nedaghaderi7434]

Tnx a lot for ur perfect video🌹can u help me to find a source for kurdish vocabs such as adj, noun, verb,...

[@mustafamuhamad523]

hi there, Im a kurdish native speaker to he honest its kinda hard to find good sources for learning kurdish i mean like guide books, coz we still have poor government in education material,

[@nedaghaderi7434]

@@mustafamuhamad523 zor mmnoon mustafa gyan.

[@sazgarmuhammad8364]

@@nedaghaderi7434 to sorani dazany? agar la sorani zor bash ne atwanm fertbkam gyana😊

[@nedaghaderi7434]

@@sazgarmuhammad8364 sazgar gyan , I am soooo happt for ur reply ,how can i connect u?

[@nedaghaderi7434]

@@sazgarmuhammad8364 sazgar gyan, WhatsAppt heya?

[@Mrbruman]

I already know Kurdish my friend is Kurdish

[@babansafari942]

Sayara is arabic, the correct word for car is mashin

[@tariz-muhammetsezen9451]

Are you sure “you” gets “t” in past time? I think “you” gets “i”. For example, To çi kerdî?

[@zhiar6673]

Hey bro, I am Kurdish For present tense and past intransitive it is "i" But in past transitive it is "t". Examples: Dechi: You go Chui: You went Dekuzhi: You kill Kusht-t: You killed So because To kill is transitive i.e it needs a direct object, it gets "t". Pronouns for transitive past: I, me: -m We: -man You: -t Y'all: -tan He/She/It: -y They: -yan Pronouns for other situations: I, me: -m You: i (note: it is usually written "it" but you can neglect the t and pronounce as i) He/She/It: -êt We: in Y'all, They: n

[@zhiar6673]

So Kurdish verbs are a bit illogical😂 Present: What are you doing: To çi dekeyt Past: What did you do: To çi-t krd

[@Kurdo_Barznji_Slemani]

@@zhiar6673 That is not illogical, that is 100% systematic, because in present the subject suffix sticks to the verb, but in the past tense the subject suffix sticks to the object, and if the past verb is intransitive and there is no an object in the sentence, it sticks to the verb. To chit krd (here in past tense the "t" stuck to the object which is an unknown object "what - chi") To chi dakayt (here in present tense the subject suffix "yt" stuck to the verb because of the way of structuring verbs)

[@azadbradosti4170]

Perêz Seyare wişeyekî Erebî ye be kurdî elên Otomobîl, her weha Kitêb wişeyekî Erebî pe kurdî elên Bertûk, pêşan to fêrî zimanê kurdî pet bibe ençe fêrî kesî tir kurdî bike

[@azadbradosti4170]

@Rana Abdulzahra What you write about the word automobile is correct was named after his name in the new century by the German Otto, the first car developed by the German Otto, but the word automobile became international, in Pure or High Kurdish Peytik is called but unfortunately the word Peytik is hardly used. Berêz be kurdî pet dibêjin Peytik

[@TheFareedcit]

I would say Kurdish language is sister of Urdu language, it is very very close

[@islammushaf6246]

Meri zaban urdu he per b ye seekna thora mushkil hurhy hee:( Turkish phr b easy he

[@MariqStefan]

No it is not, it is close to Bulgarian.

[@MariqStefan]

Not close to Urdu at all lol