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Kurdish is more than just a language—it’s a gateway to the rich heritage of Kurdish culture. With lessons tailored to your learning goals, connect with native speakers fluent in Kurmanji (Northern Kurdish) or Sorani (Central Kurdish), and learn from a language deeply rooted in history.
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Kurmanji is the most widely spoken Kurdish dialect, primarily used in Turkey, Syria, and parts of Iraq, with distinct phonetic and grammatical features that reflect the rich cultural heritage of Kurdish speakers.
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The Kurdish Roots of “Woman, Life, Freedom”
Since the start of the ongoing Mahsa Amini Protests, we’ve heard the slogan “Woman, Life, Freedom” travel around the world. In Persian this is “zan, zendegî, âzâdî” (زن, زندگی, آزادی), but the slogan originates in the Kurdish language and the Kurdish struggle for autonomy.
Deq: The Art of Kurdish Tattooing
Deq, the art of Kurdish tattooing, is an ancient art that’s making a comeback.
5 Ways to Say “I Love You” in Kurmanji Kurdish
Blog contributors: Hadiya Ahmed, Maria Thomas, and Baran Hasso. Valentine’s Day may have just passed but why run out of words to say how much you love someone? This week, we bring you five sweet words and expressions in Kurmanji Kurdish! 1. Dilê min This expression literally translates to ‘‘my heart’’
