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Does anyone know of any websites where you can read beginner Sorani WITH the vowel marks included? I'm trying to practice reading and improve my pronunciation but I can't find any websites that have beginning Sorani texts or stories. I can't even find a site that goes over Sorani pronunciation.

I found this website that talks about sorani pronunciation but the author doesn't use the arabic alphabet when describing the sounds so I don't know which letters correspond to what letters in actual Sorani. Very confusing!
http://13months.blogspot.com/2008/09/ku ... orani.html

anyone know of any good sites that could help?

Hi

Here is the textbook for the first grade of primary school. It is in PDF format around 7 Mb.

It is in modified Arabic alphabet.

Kitebi Poli Yekemi Seretayi

Hey I forget your name.

Thanks. I want learn Soranı.

jjsora wrote:Does anyone know of any websites where you can read beginner Sorani WITH the vowel marks included? I'm trying to practice reading and improve my pronunciation but I can't find any websites that have beginning Sorani texts or stories. I can't even find a site that goes over Sorani pronunciation.

I found this website that talks about sorani pronunciation but the author doesn't use the arabic alphabet when describing the sounds so I don't know which letters correspond to what letters in actual Sorani. Very confusing!
http://13months.blogspot.com/2008/09/ku ... orani.html

anyone know of any good sites that could help?

There is no such thing called sorany. It is Kurdish, Kurdish, Kurdish!!! did you get it?

Yes indeed Sorani and Kurmanci are nothing unless dialects of Kirmanci Kurdish Language.

Here is the textbook for the first grade of primary school. It is in PDF format around 7 Mb.

Thanks! That should be useful in reading beginner materials. Do you happen to have anything that is very easy and goes over Sorani pronunciation? If not maybe we could go over pronunciation together via chat, maybe on Skype if you don't mind. I presume you are a native Sorani speaker then, Heja?