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📚 Welcome to our Kurdish Kurmanji language course! In this free Kurdish Kurmanji lesson, we'll be diving into the fascinating world of family members and greetings in the Kurdish language. Whether you're a beginner looking to learn Kurdish Kurmanji or simply interested in expanding your Kurdish vocabulary, this video is for you!
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In this video, we'll cover:
✨ Essential Kurdish words for family members, including father, mother, brother, sister, and more.
👋 Common Kurdish greetings and phrases to help you start conversations with native Kurdish speakers.
📖 A beginner-friendly approach to learning Kurdish Kurmanji, suitable for all language enthusiasts.
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[@ZagrosianKurd]

Slaw u rez. I am sorani speaking and trying to learn Bahdini, but I am starting to learn kurmanji with the help of your videos. Thank u. Bijit u her hebit

[@mehmetsarcizmeli4537]

Tu her hebi GULÉ

[@muhammedkurrebawexwa5519]

❤❤❤

[@kravyy]

My paternal side of the family used to speak Şêxbizinî Kurdish (sounds a lot like Kelhurî or Lekî) in Central Anatolia. Most family members don’t speak it anymore, but some of the few words in that dialect that I know are the following:
- Kid, kids: Zaru(w), odax
- Father: Wok
- Mother: Dalik, Edik
- Daughter: Döt, dötte
- Son: Kure
- Brother: Brange
- Sister: Xweyşik
For grandparents, we don’t have specific words. Most say just "ebe" and "dede" as in Turkish. Uncle is the same as Kurmanci Kurdish, ap/am for paternal uncle and xalik for maternal uncle.
Aunt: Mimik - used for all kinds of aunts, but mostly sister(s) of your mother. Yenge or vavi (bride) is used for the wife of your uncle or brother.

[@elishsari]

This is very helpful! What about nieces and nephews? Her Hebi Gulê….🌻

[@kurdishkurmanjilessons]

Thank you 😊
Birazî - zarokên birayê te
Xwarzî - zarokên xwişka te
Navê biraziyê min Nîhat e.
Navê biraziya min Şevîn e.
Navê xwarziyê min Yûsiv e
Navê xwarziya min Vîyan e

[@MrDRTK]

Can you teach me anatomy and physiology words in kurmanji? Like intestine, stomach. High and low blood pressure. High sugar, legs, feet, toes, bones, gallbladder, bladder?

[@basharalali5273]

هل يوجد كورس من البداية حتى الاحتراف؟ الفيديوهات المتعددة تشتت الذهن احيانا، وهل هذه اللهجة مستخدمة في شمال شرق سوريا أم كوردستان العراق؟

[@kurdishkurmanjilessons]

Have a look at kurdishlessons.com for our courses

[@ABCDEF-tq4ms]

First of all: thank you for your work.
I have two questions:
How do I call the Husband of my xaltîk? And how do I call the Husband of my metik?

[@kurdishkurmanjilessons]

You can call them XAL or AP - no different terms

[@rezgarbrimo9653]

Endamên malbatê