... Hangman ... Game ...

[heval]

Dilzan means "He who knows the (feelings of) heart"...
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...but is it spelled Dilzan or Dîlzan?

[sorgul]

that is to long diri..u knwo better

heval im not sure how its spilled but its prounced del zan ...if that helps

[Diri]

that is to long diri..u knwo better

heval im not sure how its spilled but its prounced del zan ...if that helps

It is spelled:

Dilzan... Dil - zan...


COME ON SORGUL! It isn't long at ALL - the longer, the more chance you will HIT when you guess...

[Diri]

Dilzan means "He who knows the (feelings of) heart"...


Here we go:




_ _ _ + _ _ + _ _ _ _ _ _ + _ _ + _ _ _ + _ _ _ _ _ + _ _ + _ _ _ + _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ + _

diriiiiii YOU AARE NOT ALLOWED TO D THAT ... U CAN DO MAXIMUM TWO WORDS .. NOT A PARGRAPH .. CHOOSE TWO WORDS

Just guess some letters, will you? When there are more words, the probability that you will hit the bulls eye - is GREATER...


So! Start guessing... And besides... It's about understanding before others, what the sentence says - what's the fun in no contest, just guessing?

[sorgul]

we get to guess 2 letter at a time then
ill start
t & e

[Diri]

we get to guess 2 letter at a time then
ill start
t & e

That is kind of contradictory... Because since it is a sentence - the probability is already double... But whatever.... Let is be FOUR times greater...

And your answer below:

[sorgul]

where>

[Diri]

_ e _ _ + _ _ + _ _ _ _ _ _ + _ _ _ _ _ + e _ + _ _ _ _ e + e _ + _ _ _ _ _ + _



NO "t"...

[heval]

heval im not sure how its spilled but its prounced del zan ...if that helps

Ahaa... that confused me... I thought you said English e sound like in the word shîn (blue)...

[heval]

Kak Dîrî - How about A?

[ChiChalok]

okie fine let's guess

i .. and c ..

[Diri]

_ e _ _ + _ _ + _ i _ _ _ _ + _ _ _ _ _ + e _ + _ _ i _ e + e _ + _ i _ _ _ i _ + _



NO "T"...

No "C" and no "A"

[ChiChalok]

okie... R and U

[Diri]

Reminder of Kurdî Latînî script:

Î î = eee - "Sweet"

I i = special Kurdish sound - people usually skip it and write for example: "mn" instead of "min"...

Ê ê = e as in "Exactly"

E e = A - "After"

J j = - Like the FRENCH "J" - Kurdish word: Jin, Jiyan

Û û = like when you say "and" in Kurdish "û" - "ez û tu" = "I and you"(I know - gramar mistake)...

U U = same "u" as "Uncertain"

Did I leave anything out...

[Diri]

_ e _ _ + _ _ + _ i _ _ _ _ + _ _ _ _ _ + e _ + _ _ i _ e + e _ + _ i _ _ _ i _ + _



NO "T"...

No "C" and no "A"

No "R" and no "U"