Louis Ernest

The Kurdish phrase for “how are you?” is چۆنی؟. چۆنی؟ is a common greeting used to ask someone about their well-being.

The Kurdish word for girl is keç. The word refers to a young female person.

The Kurdish word for okay is başe. başe is used as an interjection to mean OK.

My name is in Kurdish is Navê min … e, with your name in place of the dots. Navê min … e is how you introduce yourself.

The phrase “no problem” in Kurdish is کێشە نییە. کێشە نییە is primarily used to indicate that no apology is necessary.

The English word “peace” is translated into Kurdish as aştî. aştî refers to the state of being free from war

The English word ‘rice’ is translated into Kurdish as birinc. birinc refers to the seeds used as food, specifically rice.

The English verb ‘go’ is translated into Kurdish as چوون. Both چوون and ڕۆیشتن mean to move through space from one place to another

The English word “strawberry” is tûfiringî in Kurdish. The term refers to the accessory fruit known as a strawberry.

The Kurdish phrase for “good job” is destxweş. destxweş is used to say “well done” or “good job”.