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Hi Berivan, Thanks for submitting this! Amazing work so far however when we negate sentences, we use "ne" not "na". Na means "no" and "ne" would mean " not ". Also thirsty should have an accent on top of the i so should be "tî" 🙂
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@Pel Doski Welcome Pel!! bi hatina te pir dilşa bûm. This is indeed the course for the botanî dialect but it is still using many variation of words from other kurmancî dialects. I will be making vidoes on other regional Kurdish in the future! Yes I have seen your vidoes online!! Love em , keep them up 💚
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@Berivan Beyaztas Welcome Berivan! So happy to have you here in this community. Where in the US do you live? Im sure you will find so many people here with similar interests 😁
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Hello Serpil! All is right except in the first sentence, where you spelt "hungry" in Kurdish incorrectly. Other than that, well done!
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@Serpil Kemalbay Amazing work Serpil, these are all correct too! I did not see this homework because it wasn't a post. Please do make a separate post in the homework section so I don't miss it! Thank you 😁
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Amazing Mir, all right! Her bijî ji te re
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@Mir Babani Yes i did not see that, it should be Dersa not Dersî. Dersa yekem= First lesson . If you want to say my first lesson it would be "Dersa min a yekem"
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Amazing work Gulsen :) . I have included the correct answers below with a bit of explanation for some of the answers Sêv xweş e? erê, pir xweş e Malan mezin in? erê, ew pir mezin in çi paqij e? Kevçî paqij e Kî gemarî/Pîs e? Silo gemarî/pîs e Kî jêhatî ye? Ew jêhatî ne Agir ne germ e? erê pir germ e, Ev Mamoste dirêj e, lê ew kin e I see that "who" and "what " has been mixed up. Kî means who çi means what î im, e kin in mezin piçûk e? erê, in Jiyan ne nû zirav stûr Dêr Vala We have to always put e or ye to finish a Kurdish sentence. The e or ye is like "is " in English. He is tall= Ew dirêj e. In or ne is like "are " in English when talking about more than 1 thing(plurality). They are tall= Ew dirêj in. "Ev gelekî xweş e" and "gelekî germ e "would translate to "This is very nice" and "This is very warm/hot". In order to say "very nice", we would just get rid of the "ev", which means "This". gelekî xweş e/gelekî germ e= very nice/very warm
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