Kulka wrote:how do you see that, Blue - is korean culture more close to kurdish or european? coz i think (i dont know, but think) korean... but at the other hand... Kurdistan is more likely european in some acpects... i really dont know.
but for me is not a problem, coz i assimilated myself. i even use to say "hello" in kurdish to people who are not kurdish - without thinking about it, just as a habit
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but suprisingly, i feel all what you wrote toward england where i am - this country is the same european as the one i used to live all my life, but still more foreign for me than Kurdistan, which is in Middle East and which i never seen (57 days left to my trip !!!!!!!!!!!). I know that i am able to be here (on my own without any family member) only because i am with my people - with my kurdish family. any time i go for shopping i say "hello" to at least one of my brothers, usually to few. i am 3 years here. before i was living in one town (smaller than this one) for more than 30 years - i say "hello" to people on the street maybe one time every 3-4 months. the difference is very big.
Dear Kulka.
I really wonder how you fall in love with Kurdistan that much? My sister used to be so into Poland, Poland is still her favorite country in the world except korea.. when I asked the reason, she said, I love the country without any special reason. So we visited there during our Europe tour. she really loved it. Some people can love truly other countries except thier own countries.. but I never ever met a person who is really truly with all heart falling in love with other country..So to me, you are just "wonder" and "amazing". and bravo..
I am living in korea, korea is very various, so I can't define with one word.. Personally I grew up very very small town in far away from city, so my idea, my lifestyle is more close to old people which is likely to kurdish. But I think it is not right if kurdish father don't let his daughter get married to someone she loves whoever he is from.. I think she can decide and choose her future by her own.
I appreciate this forum a lot..
and kulka, Welcome back











