You guys need to explain the verbal aliment in the past tense as it changes from English. "Min dit" means "I saw it" "min ditin" means I saw them The verb agrees with the object This needs to be explain to those who aren't Awre of this as this is very important regarding having ability to understand and communicate
Berêz dîsan debêt zimanê kurdî xot rast bikey, çend car bo tom nusê Ders be Zimanê erebî ye, be Zimanê Kurdî de bêjîn Wana, legel ewe ew Kara başe, tenha fêrî peyvên kurdî pet bibe û peyvên Kurdî pet be kar bibîne, legel rêz.
Silav mamoste, I have just begun following your lessons and find them so clearly explained. I have questions about Hîn bûn. - Can we say ‘fêr bûn’ to mean ‘to learn’ or is it incorrect? - I notice you conjugated the simple past as ‘Ez hîn bûm’. Does it mean ‘Hîn bûn’ is intransitive? Gellekî spas ❤
For bûyîn, Ez dibim Tu dibî Ew dibe Em dibin Hûn dibin Ew dibin For birin Ez dibim Tu dibî Ew dibe Em dibin Hûn dibin Ew dibin Yes, the form will be same. So the context will help you to understand the meaning :)
Roj Baş, Could you please explain me why you use only use "peyivîn" and not the other verbs. Is it because it is the most authentic word ? I know that "xweber" is a loanword from Arabic.
Strange question, but how do you say "To smoke a cigarette" in Kurmanji? The reason I ask is because a lot of the Kurds I know smoke, so it's a daily thing in their lifestyle. So, how would you say "I don't smoke (cigarettes etc.)" ? :)
Nothing comes from Persian, but your (Persian) ancestors (more than 2500 years ago) came from Urmia (Kurdish), before they went to southern Iran (Fars), you are descendants of kurds
Your videos might be some of the most useful Kurmanji resources on the internet.
Tû her hebî Mamoste Hêja ❤️👏
Herbiji mamoste👍👍
You are doing great job.
Good infos ... Bravi sei bellisimi ❤️
Her bijî Mamosta jêja ,em gerek hindik rexne biki û pir zû fêr bibe.
You guys need to explain the verbal aliment in the past tense as it changes from English.
"Min dit" means "I saw it"
"min ditin" means I saw them
The verb agrees with the object
This needs to be explain to those who aren't Awre of this as this is very important regarding having ability to understand and communicate
Check our videos which are about past tense
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please sister use a microphone : P
You are the best !
Berêz dîsan debêt zimanê kurdî xot rast bikey, çend car bo tom nusê Ders be Zimanê erebî ye, be Zimanê Kurdî de bêjîn Wana, legel ewe ew Kara başe, tenha fêrî peyvên kurdî pet bibe û peyvên Kurdî pet be kar bibîne, legel rêz.
Dear teacher do you think that there exist any similarty betwen to cut(eng) and kut girin( kurdish) , because each of them have the same meaning.
There should be a link between these two words 👊🏼
5:32 ? is it dikuşim or dikujim? 🤔
Ez dikujim.
Tu dikujî.
Ew dikuje.
Em dikujin.
Hûn dikujin.
Ew dikujin.
Min kuşt.
Te kuşt.
Wî kuşt.
Wê kuşt.
Me kuşt.
We kuşt.
Wan kuşt.
@@kurdishkurmanjilessons Gelek spas 😊
Silav mamoste,
I have just begun following your lessons and find them so clearly explained.
I have questions about Hîn bûn.
- Can we say ‘fêr bûn’ to mean ‘to learn’ or is it incorrect?
- I notice you conjugated the simple past as ‘Ez hîn bûm’. Does it mean ‘Hîn bûn’ is intransitive?
Gellekî spas ❤
Thank you 😊
Yes, fêr bûn is correct and yes fêr bûn and hîn are intransitive 🙂
Ez kurdî fêr bûm - ez kurdî hîn bûm - I learned kurdî
Kurdish same word English
Sterk = Star
Eard = Earth
Na no = no
Rasth = Right
Dor ,dori = Door
Cowneg = Cow
Garm = warm
Darîk = dark
Lêv ,Lêp = Lip
Tenson = Tension
Shançe = Chance
Chenê = Chin
Dughtar = Daughter
Moushek, moshk,muush = mouse
Broder ,bra , = Brother
Malbat , Famile = Family
Nuw Nu Nwe = New
Cerm = Derm
Maskul = Muscle
Sakul = Scol
Friy = Fly
Griyn, griam= Cry
Hêg ,êg = Eggs
Kres ,krasse = Dress
Name ,Nav , Nam = Name
lots of them the same as Persian because they are from indo European languages
@@ff-ti7nj no these aren't kurdish . most of kurmanjis have broken kurdish with alot of persian words .
👍🏻👍🏻😍
Are to be / to become (buyin) and to take (birin) the same in present tense?
Gelek spas!!
For bûyîn,
Ez dibim
Tu dibî
Ew dibe
Em dibin
Hûn dibin
Ew dibin
For birin
Ez dibim
Tu dibî
Ew dibe
Em dibin
Hûn dibin
Ew dibin
Yes, the form will be same. So the context will help you to understand the meaning :)
@@kurdishkurmanjilessons
Thanks for your fast response! Your videos are great and you are a fantastic teacher.
Gelek spas u şev baş mamosta!
@@ab-lw8pv it my pleasure! You can ask whenever you want, ready to replay :)) Xewn xweş!
Roj Baş,
Could you please explain me why you use only use "peyivîn" and not the other verbs. Is it because it is the most authentic word ? I know that "xweber" is a loanword from Arabic.
she from mêrdîn .
and in mêrdîn only we use peyivîn .
we have “qise kirin, xeber dan, peyivîn, axaftin” for the verb “to speak”
Sıpas mamoste
Strange question, but how do you say "To smoke a cigarette" in Kurmanji? The reason I ask is because a lot of the Kurds I know smoke, so it's a daily thing in their lifestyle.
So, how would you say "I don't smoke (cigarettes etc.)" ? :)
Cixare kişandin - To smoke a cigarette
Cixareyê nekşîne! Do not smoke :)
@@kurdishkurmanjilessons Thank you. Would you then say "Ez cixareyê nekşine?" Or "nekşinim?"
Similarly with "Ez cixare kişandim?" :)
@@stormrani4931 ez cixareyê dikşînim - I am smoking
Min cixare kişand - I smoked
Min cixare dikişand - I used to smoke
@@kurdishkurmanjilessons Ok. Thank you. Now it makes sense. :)
@@stormrani4931 actuallly its not x . It sound gh
"Cighare " like " ğ " in Turkish or 'غ' (Gheyn ) in Arabic
Me dest pê kirin - not "Me dest pê kir"- here we use plural form like "We have started"
the "x" sound in kurdish is always described as very harsh, but you speak it so softly and gently. Is it not always supposed to be so harsh sounding?
I think not, i mainy hear the "x" softly aswell
Tu mînakan dibêjî diborî, lê pêwîst e hemû mînak nivîskî li ser ekranê be.
Too quiet.
also ketin (to fall) and lots of other words are dimilor to mazani language (the language of North of Iran)
avetin comes from aviz in Persian.
(throw, hang)
Nothing comes from Persian, but your (Persian) ancestors (more than 2500 years ago) came from Urmia (Kurdish), before they went to southern Iran (Fars), you are descendants of kurds
By the way: your iran was created 500 years ago by a dynasty of Kurdish origin (Safavids), kurds are literally your fathers, your Creators
the more I learn Kurdish, the more I realize it's just a different dialect of Persian language.
Persian is a dialect of arabic mixed with indo european words