Hey thanks Dilshad - I KNEW I wasn't the ONLY Kurd who had been to all of the Middle East using those terms as some one was implecating
I don't use "Silaw" other than when saying greetings in written form or as you say on the phone or when sending or bringing greetings...
It is common respectfull culture to say Shev/Roj/Êvar bash - as it would be impolite not to... But if you are used to say "merhaba" or "selam" or whatever - then go ahead - But I just wanna ask you - why do you wanna use arabic/persian/turkish terms when Kurdish is such a sweet and loveable choice?