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  • #16
    Originally posted by BLS_1919v2.0 View Post
    ^Are you sure it was a balochi baloch song or a brahui song? Baloch have borrowed some urdu words so no surprise...but it is very close to kurdish.
    I have no idea, I typed baluchi song in youtube and hoped for the best, maybe you can give me a better example?
    P.S: kurdish has 6 main dialects, and they are all different

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    • #17
      Originally posted by MI6
      Kurd.

      Never think we Pashtuns are terrorist or Religinous Fanatics.

      Most of the supporters of Taliban on this forum seem to be all living in the same secular countries in the west that they despise.

      We Pashtuns support your struggle as brothers and comrades.

      Just as Iraqis used the Islamic card to keep your oppressed and persecuted, Pakistan is doing the exact same to us.

      I am absolutely impressed by the unity of the kurdish people, I remmeber I went once to a take away owned by Kurds, the owner hugged me once he found out that I am a Pashtun, he hated Pakistan for its oppression of Pashtuns.

      We are very similar but sadly I have to say you guys are more united and progressive than our side.

      I wish to learn more from you.
      Fortunately we southern kurds didn't fall for the Islamic card, mainly becuase saddam himself was secular, I had a pashtun friend when I was 16 and I didn't know much about these issues, but he constantly told me that we're the same race. Well now the kurdish power is at its peak since Saladin time, we have a reasonable army (and growing) a decent economy and representation in the USA (we rank in the top 10 lobbyists in the US). In the last Iraqi elections we were king makers and managed to score another 4 years of presidency. I hope you guys can achieve unit.

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      • #18
        balochi language has heavy usage of Farsi. But you are Arab Kurd so you won't understand this great language. How you know about Urdu? But you are Iraqi LOL.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by ayub View Post
          balochi language has heavy usage of Farsi. But you are Arab Kurd so you won't understand this great language. How you know about Urdu? But you are Iraqi LOL.
          Arab kurd? I hope your joking
          My dialect sorani is very close to Farsi, I can actually understand most of Farsi.

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          • #20
            Kurd123, are there plans to forge a greater Kurdistan comprising of the Kurd areas in Iran and Turkey? What do you hear in your circles? I am just curious.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by KhalsaWarrior View Post
              Kurd123, are there plans to forge a greater Kurdistan comprising of the Kurd areas in Iran and Turkey? What do you hear in your circles? I am just curious.
              Plans have existed since the borders were drawn up... there have been 11 major uprising and continuous fighting.. but every time we reach success some how the enemies manage to unite.

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              • #22
                kurds who understand and speak farsi sound so cute while doing it. i have noticed how similar their pronouncation of certien words are to laghmani dari. one other thing that i have noticed amongst the members of my friend's family is their usage of the expression "ukhhh!" when they are frustrated. sigh*** i miss my friend.

                I am no bird, and no nest ensnares me.

                non commercial would cost less if he was in charge himself which he plans on doing. right now it's n herat but soon it will be in qanadahar.

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