Hi Central Kurdish learners! 😊 In this lesson, we will learn the vocabulary related to family in Central Kurdish. Family is essential to Kurdish culture as it is the cornerstone of our society. When you learn about family in Central Kurdish, you will be able to connect more deeply with Kurdish people and have a greater understanding of our culture. So let's begin!
In this lesson, you will learn about the traditions and customs of the Kurdish people, including major celebrations, family structures, and the role of music and dance in Central Kurdish culture.
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Hello everyone, Here are some basic kurdish Sorani phrases that I thought I would share with you, Polyglot Club members. I hope it's useful! Mn - Me, I'm To - You (singular) Aw - Third person her/him Ewa - You plural Awan - Them / They slaw - hey / hi / hello chonit? - You ok?, how are you? / how is it going? (chonit is an informal way of asking some one how they are) bashit? - You are fine ...