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Welcome...

Nice to see a new "face"... Bi xêr hatî!

Please tell us something about yourself... We are a curious bunch!


Dîsa - bi xêr hatî...

Diri wrote:Welcome...

Nice to see a new "face"... Bi xêr hatî!

Please tell us something about yourself... We are a curious bunch!


Dîsa - bi xêr hatî...

Spas.
Tu chawanî?

What would you like to know about me? Feel free to ask questions.

Lyn wrote:

Diri wrote:Welcome...

Nice to see a new "face"... Bi xêr hatî!

Please tell us something about yourself... We are a curious bunch!


Dîsa - bi xêr hatî...

Spas.
Tu chawanî?

What would you like to know about me? Feel free to ask questions.

There you are... Sipas, ez başim!

Feel free to share what you like to sweety... Where do you live - what do you do and are you English? (Seems I did have some questions anyway)

Diri wrote:

Lyn wrote:

Diri wrote:Welcome...

Nice to see a new "face"... Bi xêr hatî!

Please tell us something about yourself... We are a curious bunch!


Dîsa - bi xêr hatî...

Spas.
Tu chawanî?

What would you like to know about me? Feel free to ask questions.

There you are... Sipas, ez başim!

Feel free to share what you like to sweety... Where do you live - what do you do and are you English? (Seems I did have some questions anyway)

I reside in Palm Springs, CA. U.S.A.

My line of work is Cosmetology.

Why did you have to ask this question. I´m actually a mongrel. I´m Irish, Scottish, English, German, Czech and Jew.

I like mongrels if that is the case with you...


Great to have you here...

What attracts you to Kurds and Kurdistan?

Wow Lyn
That sounds an impressive line of work. Cosmetology is that cosmetics or the Cosmos (planets etc...), sorry for being thick . I'm a Domestic Engineer, giggle!

Diri wrote::lol:

I like mongrels if that is the case with you...


Great to have you here...

What attracts you to Kurds and Kurdistan?

Spas.

I had a Kurdish friend that told me about the Turkish oppression and the Iraqi atrocities against the Kurds. I need not go into detail, since you already know about it or have even experienced it. Anyway, I lost contact with him unfortunately. I started reading about the Kurds because of this. From what I´ve heard and read, I´ve come to the conclusion that there definitely should be an independent Kurdistan. The Kurds have been a stateless nation for far too long.

Lyn wrote:

Diri wrote::lol:

I like mongrels if that is the case with you...


Great to have you here...

What attracts you to Kurds and Kurdistan?

Spas.

I had a Kurdish friend that told me about the Turkish oppression and the Iraqi atrocities against the Kurds. I need not go into detail, since you already know about it or have even experienced it. Anyway, I lost contact with him unfortunately. I started reading about the Kurds because of this. From what I´ve heard and read, I´ve come to the conclusion that there definitely should be an independent Kurdistan. The Kurds have been a stateless nation for far too long.

Indeed... Thank you for taking time to learn about our culture and civilization... Appreciate it! And thank you for supporting our struggle for self-determination!

You are most welcome here sister...

LindyLoo wrote:Wow Lyn
That sounds an impressive line of work. Cosmetology is that cosmetics or the Cosmos (planets etc...), sorry for being thick . I'm a Domestic Engineer, giggle!

Cosmetology has to do with cosmetics, as well as hair and nails. Although, it would be quite interesting to be a Cosmologist.
Isn´t Domestic Engineering another word for Housekeeping? I´m feeling a tad thick at the moment.

Hi Lyn
You got it spot on, Domestic Engineer is another word for Housekeeper.
I love winding people up with that title, they rack their brains thinking I do something really exciting . I work for the University, basically looking after student accommodation, cleaning & general upkeep, very boring but it puts food in our mouth. I have some great friends at work & we have a good old laugh (when the boss isn't about).

Hi,
Welcome to the Forum fellow American . I live in Nashville....very far from your beautiful side of the country....but never the less....hehehe we are from the same planet.
Anyways, I just wanted to say hi and welcome.
thanks for learning about our culture, history and heritage...this is very nice indeed.
talk to you later.
bye sis

Belingaz - sis - are you stuck here in the Introduce Yourself forum or what?

Belingaz wrote:Hi,
Welcome to the Forum fellow American . I live in Nashville....very far from your beautiful side of the country....but never the less....hehehe we are from the same planet.
Anyways, I just wanted to say hi and welcome.
thanks for learning about our culture, history and heritage...this is very nice indeed.
talk to you later.
bye sis

Silaw Belingaz
Spas.
I´ve never been to Tennessee. I lived in Wilmington, N.C. for a while. Also went on a vacation to Tampa/Clearwater, Florida. I wasn´t that impressed with it over there. Have you been to California? If so, where?

I need to learn more Kurmancî phrases. Can you help me, sis?

HI Lyn,
hehehe I love your honesty!
I have actually never been to California, but LA is a working progress. I am supposed to come there before Jan to meet some of my old friends....
I almost got a job in DC after graduation...I have not been there, but I am sure it is nice.
Tennessee in Comparison to Cali? undoable. I like TN's enviroment more than anything else,but I am afraid that once i see LA i will never return home....
Kurmanci> sure. Ser Herdu chaven xwa! I would love to help you in any way I can. Feel free ask anything you want dear and I can talk to you in Kurdi.
ok I gotta run, I have a sushi date...
bye bye

Diri! Yes I am stuck here. please send me a map
by the way...where did you get the dancing smileys?
I love them! hahaha, they look like a rug I saw in Kurdistan....all the men and women were dancing like your smileys...
Erê Bashe bira...ez dê herim to look for a way to the Debates...\
Bimînî bi xêr u Bextewar bî her dem
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