How to Say “I Will Miss You” in Kurdish

bîriya te dikim
To say "I will miss you" in Kurdish, use bîriya te dikim.
This phrase is used to express that you will feel sadness or a sense of longing because someone is no longer with you.

Did you know?

  • The phrase bîriya te dikim literally translates to 'I am making your memory' or 'I am doing your memory'.
  • While English uses 'miss' to describe a void, Kurdish uses 'memory' to describe the presence of the person in one's mind.
  • In poetic Kurdish literature, 'making memory' is often used as a metaphor for the way grief occupies the mind after a loss.

Example conversation

Soran and Layla are saying goodbye at the airport.

  1. Soran

    Layla, ez bîriya te dikim.
    Layla, I will miss you.
  2. Layla

    Ez jî bîriya te dikim, Soran.
    I will miss you too, Soran.
  3. Soran

    Hêvî dikim em zû bvên.
    I hope we meet soon.
  4. Layla

    Ez jî wisa hêvî dikim.
    I hope so too.
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