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Author: Diri » Fri Jan 13, 2006 1:24 pm
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Re: Translation needed...
Author: Diri » Fri Jan 13, 2006 9:20 pm
Diri wrote:aw mlala kewa tak sawakana?? benjam shetaka awna guwana
So... Nobody understands these strange words?
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Author: Ciwan » Fri Jan 13, 2006 9:36 pm
can you write it maybe in a better(latin understandable) form? Which dialect is it?
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Author: Vladimir » Fri Jan 13, 2006 10:18 pm
Sounds like Sorani..
The suppression of ethnic cultures and minority religious groups in attempting to forge a modern nation were not unique to Turkey but occurred in very similar ways in its European neighbours - Bruinessen.
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Author: Diri » Fri Jan 13, 2006 11:02 pm
Ciwan wrote:can you write it maybe in a better(latin understandable) form? Which dialect is it?
Ciwan... (welcome by the way)
If I knew how to write them, I wouldn't ask you guys to help me... Then I would understand them, most probably...
But since those aren't my words - but the words of a person (girl) on vivaKurdistan - I suspect that they are Soranî... Maybe even Goranî...
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Re: Translation needed...
Author: Diri » Fri Jan 13, 2006 11:05 pm
Diri wrote:aw mlala kewa tak sawakana?? benjam shetaka awna guwana
Aw= this/that
Mlala= mindal(?)= child?
Kewa= where
Tak=with?
Sawakana=the dogs?
Benjam="My..."
Shetaka=something
Awna=these
Guwana=?
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Re: Translation needed...
Author: heval » Sat Jan 14, 2006 1:45 am
Diri wrote:aw mlala kewa tak sawakana?? benjam shetaka awna guwana
You pretty much got it right Diri. This is not Gorani. It's someone who just can't write well in Sorani =P She's probably trying to say Ew mendale kiye le tek segekane? And "guwana" - she probably means "ciwane". (She likes the picture with the kid and the dogs, and wants to know who the kid is
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Author: dyaoko » Sat Jan 14, 2006 3:10 am
I bet this person is Eastern Kurd and has lived in Iran, thats how Iranians write persian with latin letters.
she meant ciwan by guwan
she meant ciwan by guwan
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Author: Diri » Sat Jan 14, 2006 8:47 pm
Yeah... I think I got it... Finally 
Let me ask you something, Heval - do you pronounce Dog: Seg? Do you actually pronounce the "g"?
We say "Se"...
When I saw "Guwan" - all I could think about was "Gû"!
HAHAHA!
Let me ask you something, Heval - do you pronounce Dog: Seg? Do you actually pronounce the "g"?
We say "Se"...
When I saw "Guwan" - all I could think about was "Gû"!
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Author: heval » Sun Jan 15, 2006 6:48 am
Diri wrote:Yeah... I think I got it... Finally
Let me ask you something, Heval - do you pronounce Dog: Seg? Do you actually pronounce the "g"?
We say "Se"...
When I saw "Guwan" - all I could think about was "Gû"!
Haha!
Yeah, we pronounce the g in seg. Se... is that just unique to the Urmiye area or does is that common in Northern Kurdistan too?
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Author: Piling » Sun Jan 15, 2006 8:11 am
in Jazirah-Qamishlo-Bohtan, I believe that ppl say "se". In Western-Western Kurdistan (Efrîn) they say kuçek (from the Turkish köpek ?).
Seg is a common Iranian term in fact. Even in Northern India they tell it, for in Kipling's novel, Mowgli, they use the term against wild dogs, as an insult : "sag".
Seg is a common Iranian term in fact. Even in Northern India they tell it, for in Kipling's novel, Mowgli, they use the term against wild dogs, as an insult : "sag".
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