Visiting Eskişehir | Easy Kurdish 2

[@robindeniz664]

Wow I am so happy to see Kurdish in this channel. More videos wanted 🤩

[@serhatkaygsz1755]

You can support us On social media or share our videos with your friends. You can help us like this for continuing more videos :))

[@김면중-i5e]

What a nice addition to easy languages series!

[@osmanoz6474]

Adding Easy Kurdish may be a nice but shooting a video in Eskişehir is not nice. Do that in Diyarbakır or in Süleymaniye.

[@efe9446]

I am from Eskişehir, eskişehir is indeed one of the most culturally diverse turkish cities with, caucasian and balkan heritaged people, but kurdish population was always relatively low

[@pasurpasur611]

We look forward to the continuation of this great series. Do not be limited to 3 videos, it was very successful. congratulations

[@alday1637]

Kulağa çok güzel geliyor bir gün öğrenmek istiyorum açıkçası :)

[@4july99]

Fun video thanks but I’m intrigued. How did you find all those Kurmanji speakers in Eskisehir?

[@babygirlhabibi5962]

You know that 30 Mio Kurds live in Turkey?

[@4july99]

@@babygirlhabibi5962 yes, but more so in the east and not all speak Kurmanji. But I guess that is still a lot spread throughout Turkey 😊

[@babygirlhabibi5962]

@@4july99 all of Kurds in Turkey are Kurmanji.

[@4july99]

@@babygirlhabibi5962 yes, but I think I’m correct in saying not all speak Kurmanji.

[@babygirlhabibi5962]

@@4july99 Because they were all assimilated . But the new Generation is waking up and learn their Mother Language which is Kurdish .

[@anlztrk]

Loving that you've added Kurmanji! Please add Azerbaijani next!

Gelek spas / Thank you 🌸

[@polnocblog]

Yasss! GO EASY KURDISSSSH!

[@saryabaskara3745]

Yayyy! I’m very glad to see the Kurdish language as a Kurdish woman in your channel and i’m looking forward to new videosss 🦚 :)

[@azadpenaber]

Spas çi vîdeoyeke zimaneke xweş e ❤😊

[@TheNivKo]

So cool, I'm Israeli of kurdish and iranian descent and I've studied a bit Persian and can see some similarities. Never heard kurdish before and it sounds beautiful ❤️

[@janibrahim1091]

If you studied persian than you could learn central kurdush in no its not the one being spoken here its spoken in Iraqi kurdistan and iranian kurdisatn

[@yusufabdurrauf7429]

How could you distinguish between Turkish and Kurdish people by appearance, aura or face?? 🤔

[@serhatkaygsz1755]

You're right and good question :)) In Eskişehir Especially Turkish people live but you can find many kurdish people.

[@theygoastheycome90]

I Think Turks are more white Kurdish little brown

[@jackholler3572]

Turks are usually whiter.

[@uguryzg]

@@theygoastheycome90 Well since Turkish is a nationality not an ethnicity & Turks in Anatolia are turkified/assimilated Anatolians with greek,armenian, assyrian, aramean, kurdish, persian & caucasian heritage & rare turkic dna you will find Turks in every different shade from Atatürk (your profile pic) who was greek-albanian (white), or Burak Ozcivit who is predominantly brown to Serdar Ortac who looks asiatic (turkic) while Kurds who are native Anatolians & indigenous to Mesopotamia are (depends from region) white to brown, like Kurdish Yazidis which mainly have blond hair/blue eyed features, to the people in Dersim, Mardin, Midyat with black/brown/blond hair & bright eye colors like other iranic tribes such as belochi people, persians, pashtons etc. Kurds are the progeny of Neolithic Iranians mixed with Aryans & part of Sumerians & are the descendants of the old Medes 😘

[@Yusufsnmz07]

@@theygoastheycome90 Western Turks are more white ofc but eastern Turks look like to Kurds and Armenians.

[@DooFy221b]

Yes, please keep it up more easy Kurdish and Easy Czech 💖!!!

[@GypsieSeeker]

Great job!

[@easylanguages]

Thank you!:)

[@babygirlhabibi5962]

In Turkey there are 35 Mio kurds. 25 Mio live in southeastern Part and 10 Mio live in Western Part. Alone in Istanbul there live 6 Mio Kurds.

[@osmanoz6474]

No, 85 million.

[@golcuk2076]

No 35 million is low. Kurds are 50 million.

[@ahmetrukenboyac9973]

On 1:06 he says 'Çûn û hatinê xwe rehet e', but instead subtitles are showing up like 'Çûn û hatinê ''QET'' rehet e'. He apparently speaks one of Konya Kurdish accents and he does not mean 'qet' at all. Again on 4:20 he says 'yên neçê jî hene' not 'ne çak'.

[@user-hp2cz9jk7d]

Ses olarak Farsçayla çok benziyorlar. Kulağa hoş geliyor

[@muhammetturan2487]

Aynı dil ailesinde ve ikisi de irani bir dil

[@Adem-ze5fe]

@@muhammetturan2487 *Indo-European languages

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

@@Adem-ze5fe Kürtler bile kendi aralarında anlaşamıyor Hint-Avrupa diyince birleştirmiş mi oldun😂

[@ansnshshbsbsh9113]

@@papazataklaattiranimam Anlaşamayan derken. Kürtçe temelde 3 dialekte veya dile ayrılır. En geniş yayılma alanı bulmuş olan Kürt dili ise videoda da konuşulan Kurmanci dilidir ki Afganistan sınırında ta Horasan'da 2 milyona yakın kişi tarafından konuşulan Kürt dili de budur. Ve gramer açısından ufak tefek farklılıklar hariç aynıdır.Kurmanc konuşurları arasında anlaşılmada karşılaşılan sorunun temelinde standart bir medya dilinin bütün bu kitlelere ulaşamıyor olması yoksa Kurmanci konuşurları arasında pekte fazla bir fark yok. Eğer dil devrimi ile beraber istanbul Türkçesi standart ağız haline getirilmemiş ve İstanbul ağzı devletin bütün imkanlarından gfaydalanan medya kurumlarıyla halka indirilmeseydi aynı sorun Türkçe içinde geçerli olurdu. Senin yıkanmak dediğine Maraşta Çimmek denilir bir Maraşlı ile İstanbullu bu fiilde anlaşamzdı. Hatta Maraşlının yıkanmak için kullandığı çimmek fiilini başka bir yörede başka bir Türk "işemek" anlamında kullanıyor olurdu.Böyle bir ortamda Anadolu Türklerinin kendi aralarında nasıl anlaşbileceklerini sen düşün. İşte sizin devletin imkanlarıyla ve kurumlarıyla inşa ettiğiniz ortak dili inşa etmek için Kürtlerin böyle kurumları hiç olmadı. Lehçeler arası fark ise bambaşka bir mesele. Onu da Yakutça ile Türkçeye benzetebilirsin. Sözde Yakutçaya Türk lehçesi denilir ancak Yakutçayı anlayabilen tek bir Anadolu türkü göremezsin.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

@@ansnshshbsbsh9113 Yakutça farklı bir dil Oğuz Türkçesi’nin lehçesi değil

[@dogukankubilayklc5445]

Hey! Thanks for the content! The woman at 5.29 code-switches to Turkish and says “normalde” (normally). How would you say that in Kurdish? Also, how would you say “çizim/çizim yapmak” (drawing) in Kurdish? The woman at 9.07 code-switched to Turkish there as well.

[@ZanaLale]

"normalde" is "di asayî" and "çizim yapmak/çizim" is "xêz kirin" .

[@alkurde2261]

I'm a kurdish 😇

[@elifmirzaoglu1850]

berî dû sala ez li wir bûm , gelekî keyfa min ji Eskişehir ê re te . Ew roj hatin bîra min . spas .

[@aryanhussain3193]

Ev bajêriki tirkia o kurdie ?

[@serhatkaygsz1755]

@@aryanhussain3193 Eskişehir bajarekî tirkia ye le gelek kurd le dijîn.

[@onurrsentrk]

@@serhatkaygsz1755 No it's not 💀

[@cicekx]

​@@aryanhussain319395% of the city consists of Turks. There are very few Kurds who came later.

Kürtçeyi burada görmekten mutluyum! Kürtler her yerde 👏🏻👏🏻

[@tusubaru1959]

What's "Ji" in Kurdish. There are a lot Ji in this video

[@bazbiyan9944]

Destên te sax bin. Ji bo pêşerojê serkeftin.

[@serhatkaygsz1755]

Spas mamoste.

[@JesuisK]

Piroz be, Serkeftên Congratulation👏✌️

[@allyfe1526]

Keep up the good work! Her bijî easy Kurdish!

[@saadhaji5294]

Great job.

[@oitnboitnb4524]

Isn’t there different dialects of Kurdish which dialect is this ?

[@serhatkaygsz1755]

This is dialect of Kurmanji.

[@venomousbluefrog]

@@serhatkaygsz1755 Now I want them to go to Erbil, where Sorani is the dialect, to get a sense of how different they are.

[@serhatkaygsz1755]

@@venomousbluefrog in Erbil, People usually speak Sorani dialect but if you know one dialect correctly you can communicate with people who speak other dialects.

[@yourbodyis75waterandimthir44]

They should go to Bingöl or Dersim too I want to see my language zazaki too on this channel :3

[@serhatkaygsz1755]

@@yourbodyis75waterandimthir44 When we start to publish our videos on our channel, we will shoot videos about other dialect too. Support us via social media ^^

[@patricio4495]

I gotta say, the Kurdish spoken in Eskişehir is easier to understand than that of the last episode in Merdin

[@serhatkaygsz1755]

It's good to hear. :) But we are making videos for poeple who are level between A0 and C2. I guees this video is good for your level. Many times you should watch this video for more understanding. Good luck. :)

[@efe9446]

The thing is, Kurdish isn’t really a language of locals in Eskişehir.Eskişehir is located at west and has majority Turkish population with significant balkan(albanian&bosniak) and circassisn minorities Kurds there are kurdish people all around turkey who migrated to work there. Thus probably their kurdish accent varies compared to mardin

[@michanadolny1181]

Bextê te xweş bî !!! :) :) :)

[@lucadellalombardia9055]

I hope Kurdish people could have an own State , very soon.

[@koseku3]

Same for native americans

[@robindeniz664]

Grazie caro ❤️

[@farminadaza260]

Wait, if you start argument like that, turkish people of course defend themselves. Dont do this.

[@lucadellalombardia9055]

A pacific and democratic solution could be found.

[@yusufabdurrauf7429]

Whoa! I hope people in Venice too! they could have an own state very very soon (Venetian Republic) along with South Tyrol, Republic of Sicily, Puglia, Sardinia, Republic of Milano etc, etc:)))

[@ag-py6to]

2:40

[@mouseys2708]

The rhythm of Kurdish is so similar to Urdu with the SOV structure and use of ”e” in place of our ”hai”. 2 beautiful indo-Iranian languages :-)

[@HumbleCaesarB.C.E]

e In Kurdish means is!!

[@Kamekasee]

Lie! Kurdish is gendered and ergative. But urdu or other iranic languages aren't.

[@sher7174]

the e means is and it is shortned version of est.

[@canatas1923]

Herbiji heval serhat rêya te wekiribe

[@serhatkaygsz1755]

spas :)

[@kichitou1420]

I wanna know how different between Persian and Kurdish. And both of them can understand each other.

[@serhatkaygsz1755]

just same languages' family :)

[@kichitou1420]

I know same family languages, how far they can make sense their languages? It’s just dialect or differ language each other?

[@serhatkaygsz1755]

@@kichitou1420 Kurdish is different language. For example, you can find French and Spanish in Europe. They are similiar but different.

[@schattenreich2884]

@@kichitou1420 its Like German and dutch, or french and Spanish.

[@KamranAli-wv8fy]

I am Wakhi and I understand majority of whatever he is saying

[@HumbleCaesarB.C.E]

Lie you can’t understand Kurdish

[@sher7174]

@@HumbleCaesarB.C.E Wakhi is very similar to Kurdish. I don't think he understands the majority but allot of things he probably does. Wakhi and Yaghnobi and Pamiri share some commonalities which Persian lacks. Like the Ez word for I.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

That’s impossible

[@schattenreich2884]

Her bijî

[@chihunglu9729]

DIdn't notice that so many people speaks Kurdish

[@venomousbluefrog]

I can tell already the accent is different from Mardin's.

[@serhatkaygsz1755]

Yeah, because these peope when I asked them almost all of them are from different Kurdish's cities.

[@jackholler3572]

@@serhatkaygsz1755 There is no Kurdish city in Turkey

[@Yusufsnmz07]

@@jackholler3572 There are Kurdish cities there.

[@jackholler3572]

@@Yusufsnmz07 No there are kurdish majority cities but the city itself is Turkish.

[@uguryzg]

@@jackholler3572 kurdish inhabitants, kurdish history, kurdish language. It’s a kurdish city

[@endezyaracademy6371]

Her bijî ji wera

[@muhammedalpaslan683]

🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@ilhanacun1557]

👍👍

[@mustafamohamed2526]

Herbijî

[@cicekx]

Why did you ask the few Kurds living there about the city of Eskişehir, where 95% of its population is Turks? If you want to know what Eskişehir really is like, you have to ask the local Turks living there. Go and shoot your videos in Diyarbakır, Şırnak and Hakkari.

[@berkan8687]

nice greek song

[@ismimikullanmamalym2273]

Lol how did you find many people who speak Kurdish in Eskişehir? Very weird.

[@bakugokatsuki908]

Eskişehir is literally the most ethnic turkish city wtf 🤣🤣

[@melisturk5452]

who said it isnt

[@Adem-ze5fe]

Don't try to lie to yourself but the truth doesn't say that🥺

[@sher7174]

Eskisehir is literally a hotspot of Balkan immigrants "Ethnic turkish city" lol

[@uguryzg]

Take a dna test & you will understand that nothing in Turkey is really „turkic“ 😂

[@osmanoz6474]

@@uguryzg DNA konusunu çok takmışsın kafana ve kendini kandırdığın gibi başkalarını da kandırmaya çalışıyorsun. Raw DNA konusunu biraz araştır. Tarihteki ilk Türk devleti Göktürk Devleti olmamasına rağmen, başta Kütahya, Afyon, Muğla ve Eskişehir olmak üzere Batı Anadolu'daki halkta ortalama Göktürk DNA oranı %45'tir ve bu dünyadaki diğer milletlerdeki örneklere göre çok yüksek bir orandır. Aradan geçen 1600 yıla rağmen.

[@asamalas736]

Real Anatolian who aren’t turkified

[@cicekx]

Kurds are not Anatolians. The Kurds are the people of Mesopotamia and Iran. And the southeastern region of Turkey, where the Kurds living in Turkey today, are not included in the Anatolian geography. The city where this video was shot is from Central Anatolia and 95% of its population is Turks. It's really ridiculous that he made a video with a few Kurds in that city.

[@swor9375]

Eskişehir have kurdish

[@cicekx]

95% of Eskişehir consists of Turks. There are very few Kurds in Eskişehir. The Kurds in Eskişehir are the students who go there to study at university.

[@endezyaracademy6371]

✌✌✌✌

[@Kurdedunaysiri]

I beg you stop saying fermo. This is not even a Kurdish word. No need more Persian words in our language. You can easily say ‘de’ (let’s).

[@einderlicht]

eskişehir is a turkish city, just like all the cities in turkey. kurdish is not a main language in any cities of turkey, so what the hell is your purpose? turkey has an official language which is called TURKISH.

[@serhatkaygsz1755]

İn Turkey, you can find over 30 languages. That's why, many people( around 25 million in Turkey) can speak Kurdish which is their main language. Thank you for your comment.

[@einderlicht]

@@serhatkaygsz1755 no matter how many donkey hunters speak kurdish, turkey has a main language which is called turkish and which can not be spoken by donkey hunters.

[@efe9446]

Irkçı ve bölücü yorumlarını başka bir yere sakla. Kürtçe bu ülkenin bir zenginliğidir.

[@einderlicht]

@@efe9446 kürtçe bu ülkenin hiçliğidir.

[@jackholler3572]

@@serhatkaygsz1755 Araound 25 million 🤣🤣 wow like there are 15 million Kurds in Turkey and not all of them knows Kurdish. You should make this video in Iraq not Turkey.

[@einderlicht]

what a disgusting language it is.

[@serhatkaygsz1755]

^^

[@jackholler3572]

Not nice bro.

[@aryanhussain3193]

Cryyyyy cryyyyy cryyyy mongol

[@gayvideos3808]

kürtlerden kadınlara saygı duydukları için mi nefret ediyorsun

[@einderlicht]

@@gayvideos3808 medeniyet düşmanı ve hain oldukları ve evrimlerini tamamlamadıkları için.