Roj Bash Kurdistan

I see nobody has opened a welcome thread for you!

But you are of course most welcome to Roj Bash Kurdistan...

Glad to see you are joining discussions...

Btw - about that "pure" thing - all Kurds are Kurdish - but not all preserve their traditions...

Bijî û dubare bi xêr hatî!

Thank you!!

8D

My username means

Kurd for life_2007 incase anybody wonders

This forum is great, i like to share my opinions with other kurdish people

Also thanks for making a topic for me :

K4L_2007 wrote:Also thanks for making a topic for me :

Oh but you're worth it!

I like you already...



By the way - could you please tell us something about yourself?

Female/Male? Age? Study?

I am so curious...

Diri wrote:

K4L_2007 wrote:Also thanks for making a topic for me :

Oh but you're worth it!

I like you already...



By the way - could you please tell us something about yourself?

Female/Male? Age? Study?

I am so curious...

Gender: male

Age: 16

Study: School: 9th grade (I want to become an engineer in the future)

Country: Sweden

I found this forum thanks to searching for info on kurdistan because im making a big school work about it. And im very glad i did, i never talk to the kurds i know about politics, and im the only one i know who's very interested in Kurdish politic.

I am Kurd from irak (not really, im only kurd from kurdistan, thats what im calling myself now if someone asks me) and im shia muslim but i do like and respect all religions and cultures, infact i find it really cool that we have so many different religions but still we are united. If you compare it with the situation in iraq for example atm between sunni and shia.

Yep thats me

also about the pure thing it was just a stupid misunderstanding lol nevervmind that

thats cool, another kurd in scandinavia

K4L_2007 wrote:

Diri wrote:

K4L_2007 wrote:Also thanks for making a topic for me :

Oh but you're worth it!

I like you already...



By the way - could you please tell us something about yourself?

Female/Male? Age? Study?

I am so curious...

Gender: male

Age: 16

Study: School: 9th grade (I want to become an engineer in the future)

Country: Sweden

I found this forum thanks to searching for info on kurdistan because im making a big school work about it. And im very glad i did, i never talk to the kurds i know about politics, and im the only one i know who's very interested in Kurdish politic.

I am Kurd from irak (not really, im only kurd from kurdistan, thats what im calling myself now if someone asks me) and im shia muslim but i do like and respect all religions and cultures, infact i find it really cool that we have so many different religions but still we are united. If you compare it with the situation in iraq for example atm between sunni and shia.

Yep thats me

also about the pure thing it was just a stupid misunderstanding lol nevervmind that

Wow! This is awsome...

A shia Kurd! Nice to have you here... Religion doesn't matter to me - and that is why I'd like Kurds of all sects and faiths to be here - so that we can all learn to tolerate eachother more...

Which Southern Kurdistani city are you from? You must be from Xaneqîn or around that area, since you are shia? I mean perhaps you are Feylî?

I am from Ûrmiye by the way - Eastern Kurdistan... And I'm based in Norway - like Balci... Cool to have more Scandinavian Kurds here...

Diri wrote:

K4L_2007 wrote:

Diri wrote:

K4L_2007 wrote:Also thanks for making a topic for me :

Oh but you're worth it!

I like you already...



By the way - could you please tell us something about yourself?

Female/Male? Age? Study?

I am so curious...

Gender: male

Age: 16

Study: School: 9th grade (I want to become an engineer in the future)

Country: Sweden

I found this forum thanks to searching for info on kurdistan because im making a big school work about it. And im very glad i did, i never talk to the kurds i know about politics, and im the only one i know who's very interested in Kurdish politic.

I am Kurd from irak (not really, im only kurd from kurdistan, thats what im calling myself now if someone asks me) and im shia muslim but i do like and respect all religions and cultures, infact i find it really cool that we have so many different religions but still we are united. If you compare it with the situation in iraq for example atm between sunni and shia.

Yep thats me

also about the pure thing it was just a stupid misunderstanding lol nevervmind that

Wow! This is awsome...

A shia Kurd! Nice to have you here... Religion doesn't matter to me - and that is why I'd like Kurds of all sects and faiths to be here - so that we can all learn to tolerate eachother more...

Which Southern Kurdistani city are you from? You must be from Xaneqîn or around that area, since you are shia? I mean perhaps you are Feylî?

I am from Ûrmiye by the way - Eastern Kurdistan... And I'm based in Norway - like Balci... Cool to have more Scandinavian Kurds here...

Well, my parents were born in Irak in baghdad, and my family and all relatives speak either kurdish or arabic so i say im kurd of irak.
but my origins are from Ilam in iran, and yes i speak feyli.
However my favourite kurdish city is Sulimani. Never been there but it looks great.

That's nice birayê min

Wish you best of luck with your future career - it's a very popular study among Kurds...

So you consider yourself "Iraqi"?

And you speak Kurdish, Arabic, Swedish and English?

Diri wrote:That's nice birayê min

Wish you best of luck with your future career - it's a very popular study among Kurds...

So you consider yourself "Iraqi"?

And you speak Kurdish, Arabic, Swedish and English?

yes i consider myself as an iraqi kurd 8D

I can speak kurdish, english and swedish, and i can speak a little arabic, but i can understand it pretty well.

K4L_2007 wrote:

Diri wrote:That's nice birayê min

Wish you best of luck with your future career - it's a very popular study among Kurds...

So you consider yourself "Iraqi"?

And you speak Kurdish, Arabic, Swedish and English?

yes i consider myself as an iraqi kurd 8D

I can speak kurdish, english and swedish, and i can speak a little arabic, but i can understand it pretty well.

That must be because you're family has been in Baghdad for so long... It's like the Kurds who live in Konya, Haymana, Cehanbeyli etc. - they are Anatolian Kurds...

Naturally, geography has a lot to say...

I am studying Arabic this semester...

Diri wrote:

K4L_2007 wrote:

Diri wrote:That's nice birayê min

Wish you best of luck with your future career - it's a very popular study among Kurds...

So you consider yourself "Iraqi"?

And you speak Kurdish, Arabic, Swedish and English?

yes i consider myself as an iraqi kurd 8D

I can speak kurdish, english and swedish, and i can speak a little arabic, but i can understand it pretty well.

That must be because you're family has been in Baghdad for so long... It's like the Kurds who live in Konya, Haymana, Cehanbeyli etc. - they are Anatolian Kurds...

Naturally, geography has a lot to say...

I am studying Arabic this semester...

Nice, which dialect is it?

anyway, i dont consider myself as an iraqi, i mean when someone asks me where im from, i say im kurd, when they ask from which part, i say iraq. I dont mean im iraqish.

if thats what you thought

K4L_2007 wrote:

Diri wrote:

K4L_2007 wrote:

Diri wrote:That's nice birayê min

Wish you best of luck with your future career - it's a very popular study among Kurds...

So you consider yourself "Iraqi"?

And you speak Kurdish, Arabic, Swedish and English?

yes i consider myself as an iraqi kurd 8D

I can speak kurdish, english and swedish, and i can speak a little arabic, but i can understand it pretty well.

That must be because you're family has been in Baghdad for so long... It's like the Kurds who live in Konya, Haymana, Cehanbeyli etc. - they are Anatolian Kurds...

Naturally, geography has a lot to say...

I am studying Arabic this semester...

Nice, which dialect is it?

anyway, i dont consider myself as an iraqi, i mean when someone asks me where im from, i say im kurd, when they ask from which part, i say iraq. I dont mean im iraqish.

if thats what you thought

You mean Iraqi, not Iraqish ((( )))... I am Kurdistanî - but I am also a Kurd from Eastern Kurdistan - aka - Iranian Kurdistan... But I see why you call yourself a Iraqi Kurd (Kurd from the Iraqi part of Kurdistan) - since Baghdad is not in Kurdistan...

Which dialect? You mean my study? It is not dialect... It is standard Classical Arabic...

The "Standard Classical Arabic" is closest to Msri dialect from what our teachers say...

Diri wrote:

K4L_2007 wrote:

Diri wrote:

K4L_2007 wrote:

Diri wrote:That's nice birayê min

Wish you best of luck with your future career - it's a very popular study among Kurds...

So you consider yourself "Iraqi"?

And you speak Kurdish, Arabic, Swedish and English?

yes i consider myself as an iraqi kurd 8D

I can speak kurdish, english and swedish, and i can speak a little arabic, but i can understand it pretty well.

That must be because you're family has been in Baghdad for so long... It's like the Kurds who live in Konya, Haymana, Cehanbeyli etc. - they are Anatolian Kurds...

Naturally, geography has a lot to say...

I am studying Arabic this semester...

Nice, which dialect is it?

anyway, i dont consider myself as an iraqi, i mean when someone asks me where im from, i say im kurd, when they ask from which part, i say iraq. I dont mean im iraqish.

if thats what you thought

You mean Iraqi, not Iraqish ((( )))... I am Kurdistanî - but I am also a Kurd from Eastern Kurdistan - aka - Iranian Kurdistan... But I see why you call yourself a Iraqi Kurd (Kurd from the Iraqi part of Kurdistan) - since Baghdad is not in Kurdistan...

Which dialect? You mean my study? It is not dialect... It is standard Classical Arabic...

The "Standard Classical Arabic" is closest to Msri dialect from what our teachers say...

Yup i meant iraqi lol

And i thought standard classical arabic was saudiarabian language?