Good luck by building a great Kurdish Empire with Zaza legionary


I spoke with a Turkish language expert about this (My teacher for Turkish grammar). He knows more about Turkish then us and he agrees with me about Turks in Central-Asia. I recently saw a documentary about Ughurs and only thing I understood was the numbers. But lot of the numbers are also Arabic so:p.zurderer wrote:You won't understand Ughur.. nor other Turkish dialects in Central-Asia. Someone who speaks Kurmanci can understand Zaza too with difficulty...
http://www.biliwal.com/GoogleTap_SG_post_t_1090.html I think, you know turkish. This is an uygur page. Go and look at it, and read it one hour. than tell me, you dont understand much of that page.
well, now, do I understand it or not?(You dont need to be a turkish langauge master for to understand it.)
I am waiting for your answer.

Just like most people in this forum, you don't know how to discuss. Discussion is not about personal attacks. I can talk about how biased you are, since you are a Zazaistanist, but I will leave it by here. I will not go so low. Despite the personal attacks and narrowminded comments.. this discussion was still interesting. Sera newiye simare xer vo!Serd wrote:
You are such a great Dutch thinker. I cannot deal such a genius. Well, you are so biased. I can see it clearly in your posts here in this forum. So, there is no need to have a real discussion with you.

Vladimir wrote:Just like most people in this forum, you don't know how to discuss. Discussion is not about personal attacks. I can talk about how biased you are, since you are a Zazaistanist, but I will leave it by here. I will not go so low. Despite the personal attacks and narrowminded comments.. this discussion was still interesting. Sera newiye simare xer vo!Serd wrote:
You are such a great Dutch thinker. I cannot deal such a genius. Well, you are so biased. I can see it clearly in your posts here in this forum. So, there is no need to have a real discussion with you.
I have to study now and if "your movement" is succesfull, then I will just accept it like Diri.

Serd wrote:Vladimir wrote:Just like most people in this forum, you don't know how to discuss. Discussion is not about personal attacks. I can talk about how biased you are, since you are a Zazaistanist, but I will leave it by here. I will not go so low. Despite the personal attacks and narrowminded comments.. this discussion was still interesting. Sera newiye simare xer vo!Serd wrote:
You are such a great Dutch thinker. I cannot deal such a genius. Well, you are so biased. I can see it clearly in your posts here in this forum. So, there is no need to have a real discussion with you.
I have to study now and if "your movement" is succesfull, then I will just accept it like Diri.
Okay fair, but I don't see that high level discussion etiquettes in your posts too. We might be biased. However, I am 100% sure that I'm right on one issue that is the classification of the Zazaki language in the Iranian languages family. Serra tuwa newiye xêyr u weş bo.



I can do better too, yes.Serd wrote:
Okay fair, but I don't see that high level discussion etiquettes in your posts too. We might be biased. However, I am 100% sure that I'm right on one issue that is the classification of the Zazaki language in the Iranian languages family. Serra tuwa newiye xêyr u weş bo.

People from different ethnic groups or places call themselves 'Shar Ma', 'Sar Ma', 'Dimil' or 'Kirmandz'. SOV; pre- and postpositions; genitives, articles, adjectives relatives after noun heads; numerals before noun heads; question word replaces content word in content questions; 2 prefixes, 2 suffixes, word order distinguishes subject, object, indirect object; noun affixes indicate case; verb affixes indicate person, number, gender; ergativity; passives; causatives; comparatives; V, VC, VCC, CV, CVC, CVCC; nontonal. Mountain mesa, mountain slope, valleys. Deciduous forest. 1,000 to 3,000 meters. Pastoralists, peasant agriculturalists. Muslim (Alevi).



Diri wrote:Serd wrote:Vladimir wrote:Just like most people in this forum, you don't know how to discuss. Discussion is not about personal attacks. I can talk about how biased you are, since you are a Zazaistanist, but I will leave it by here. I will not go so low. Despite the personal attacks and narrowminded comments.. this discussion was still interesting. Sera newiye simare xer vo!Serd wrote:
You are such a great Dutch thinker. I cannot deal such a genius. Well, you are so biased. I can see it clearly in your posts here in this forum. So, there is no need to have a real discussion with you.
I have to study now and if "your movement" is succesfull, then I will just accept it like Diri.
Okay fair, but I don't see that high level discussion etiquettes in your posts too. We might be biased. However, I am 100% sure that I'm right on one issue that is the classification of the Zazaki language in the Iranian languages family. Serra tuwa newiye xêyr u weş bo.
Do you want me (as a Kurmancî native) to translate your Zazakî line for our English speaking forumers?

Vladimir wrote:People from different ethnic groups or places call themselves 'Shar Ma', 'Sar Ma', 'Dimil' or 'Kirmandz'. SOV; pre- and postpositions; genitives, articles, adjectives relatives after noun heads; numerals before noun heads; question word replaces content word in content questions; 2 prefixes, 2 suffixes, word order distinguishes subject, object, indirect object; noun affixes indicate case; verb affixes indicate person, number, gender; ergativity; passives; causatives; comparatives; V, VC, VCC, CV, CVC, CVCC; nontonal. Mountain mesa, mountain slope, valleys. Deciduous forest. 1,000 to 3,000 meters. Pastoralists, peasant agriculturalists. Muslim (Alevi).
ethnologue.com - Kirmanjki



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