Kurdish Academy of Language

enables the Kurdish language in new horizon

Abdulla Goran (1904/05/? -18/11/1962), (in Kurdish: Ebdulla Goran, عبدوڵا گۆران) was a Kurdish poet. He was born as Abdulla Suleiman in Halabja/Hewramn province/Kurdistan in May 1904. He went to school in Kirkuk and on to further education at teaching school. Later on he worked as a teacher for several years in the Hawraman region.

Hûn bi xêr hatin dersên kurdî!

This Beginning Kurmanji Kurdish DVD consists of 20 lessons that aim to provide learners with basic Kurdish language skills so that they can express themselves in Kurdish. Each lesson includes one or more dialogues with accompanying audio and video features, grammar as well as footnotes, which provide additional explanatory notes about grammar, idiomatic expressions and Kurdish culture;

Govend Amédí‌, Sibey, 14/01/2010

Duhí‌ jhimareka zora qutabíyan li xuníshandanekéda cune beramber qamqamíyeta qeza Amédíyé‌ u li yadashtnamekéda daxazkir shéwazé‌ Kirmanjí‌ li qutabixanén devera Behdínan bihét xandin.

گویش گورانی روستای گوراجوب قشلاق، در منطقۀ گوران

سروش شهبازی، ٢٠٠۹

گویش شناسی شاخه‌ای از علم زبان‌شناسی است که به بررسی ماهیت و پراکندگی گونه‌های زبانی می‌پردازد.[1]  و چون شیوۀ  قاطع و ویژه ای برای رده بندی گویشها پدید نیامده است، این مطالعات با چالشهایی روبرو هستند.

Dirbas Mistefa, Rojhnameya Evro, 29/12/2009

Konferansa zimané kurdí bo demé sé rojhan li Hewléré hate géran. Jhi bo zanína enjaman me ev dídar kirin. Dr. Íbrahím Ehmed Simoyí li ser cúna shandé Dihoké bo konferansa zimané kurdí li Hewléré got:

Jaffer Sheyholislami, Carleton University, Dec 2009

Minority languages have been oppressed, denied, and neglected for a long time, and their decline is accelerating. Whereas estimates show that half of the world’s languages disappeared from 1450 to 1950, half of the remaining 6000 to 7000 languages could disappear in this century alone. Some observers include globalization and new media technologies among the factors contributing to this extinction. Some others, however, see new media, such as satellite television and the Internet, as the salvation of minority languages.

Jaffer Sheyholislami, PhD, Nov 2009

Language has frequently been considered an integral part of nation building. If nation-building has often meant nation destroying,  it has also meant imposing one language while suppressing others.  Since the birth of the French Republic, most language policies have been informed by the nation-state ideology (henceforth NSI), which is used here to refer to the view that a nation must be congruent politically, culturally and linguistically. This is a powerful myth that needs to be debunked if we want to celebrate diversity and uphold linguistic rights for all. 

Hesení Qazí, 31í Désambirí 2009

Le néwan 21 – 23í mangí désambirí 2009 "Ekadímíyay Kurdí" le Hewlér "konfirransí zimaní resmíy herémí Kurdistan"y berréwe bird u wek péshbíní dekira em konfirranse cí lé shín nebú.

Péshtir birríyar wabú, ew konfirranse le mangí Oktobir da be réwebicé. Emin le 29í mangí Út namey légérranewe bo beshdarí kirdin lew konfirransem behoy berréz Muweíd Teyíb endamí karay "Ekadímíya" be ímeyl be dest geysht. (birrwane xwarewe) lew banghéshtine da dawa kirabú, kesí bangkiraw " le kurteyek‌da (ملخص/abstract) bír u bocúní le ser nawerokí dosíyey nérdirawí zimaní fermí le herémí Kurdistanda, ta 15/9/ 2009 binéré".

Iwo Cyprian Pogonowski, 03 DECEMBER 2009

The national memory stored in Poland does not include arrivals of the forefathers of the Poles from some faraway lands because apparently the national identity of the Poles was formed in the basin of the Vistula River, in the great central European lowlands in the vicinity of the steppes of Ukraine and of Russia where the original Proto Indo-European language was developed and used already some 5500 years ago.