Roj Bash from Derik (Syria Kurdistan )

[Kulka]

so take your things and move to here - you will have an uniqe chance to teach me kurdish language and culture and cook kurdish food for me. - which is of course included as a part of culture, yeah?

[Barış]

Welcome to RBK!

[Sus]

Welcome to the Forum Bilind!!

I hope u enjoy stay here.... Little by little, RBK is being an adiction to me jeje, I hope U feel confortable too!


Hey Ideas, Bilind,.. Im so happy that I met kurdish people and all of them are so intelligent people!!

Come on Kurdish guys, as a nice song said: Now pen take the place of guns,.... let´s go show who are we!!!!



Best Regards,

Sus

[BC2000]

Tengo una pregunta, Sus. Eres mexicana o kurda?

[Bilind]

I really appreciate it to have you guys welcoming me here

concerning your question dear ideas, we in Syria speak Kurmanji dialect, but I really love speaking and singing in Surani

[ideas]

I really appreciate it to have you guys welcoming me here

concerning your question dear ideas, we in Syria speak Kurmanji dialect, but I really love speaking and singing in Surani

Thanks.

[Sus]

Tengo una pregunta, Sus. Eres mexicana o kurda?

Soy mexicana... y vivo en Mexico City. Pero soy kurda de corazón, Thx for spanish!!

[Kulka]

i understand spanish! - i am also kurda de corazon!
greetings Sus Xan!

[BC2000]

Sus: Wow really? Todos mis amigos en la Suecia son latinos, por eso hablo un poco espanol tambien But I'm starting to forget a lot of it, there are not that many latinos here in Toronto.

Where and how did you discover this interest for us Kurds?

[Sus]

Sus: Wow really? Todos mis amigos en la Suecia son latinos, por eso hablo un poco espanol tambien But I'm starting to forget a lot of it, there are not that many latinos here in Toronto.

Where and how did you discover this interest for us Kurds?

Hey BC! Que alegría! Tu español es muy bueno! y te ayudo en lo que necesites, podriamos platicar muuuuuucho tiempo
Where and how... 4 años atras, conocí a un kurdo de Diyarbakir, conocí su historia y me enamoré, pero, terminó todo mal. El me enseño a amar a el Kurdistan y por toda la gente que pelea en Diyarbakir, él iba a ayudar y me contaba cosas, es una laaaarga historia.

If u need, I can translate

Best Regards,
Sus

[BC2000]

To my big surprise, yo comprendi todo! Y que paso con tu amigo? El vive en Mexico tambien?

Tengo que ayudar a veces con mi espanol, but I guess I just have to talk it to get it back Y tu hablas/entiendes kurdo tambien? Muy "impressive" (como se llama en espanpol? )

[Kulka]

ewa bashn barezan?

[Sus]

Hi BC, this is my history:

Lo conocí por chat, él acababa de llegar a Istanbul, y se sentia muy triste porque extrañaba a su familia. Así seguimos platicando por más de dos años.

Por desgracia, no hablo kurdo... el tenia un cyber-cafe en Istanbul, y si alguien sabe que hablaba Kurdo, él tendría problemas, aprendí un poco de turco solamente... pero el me enviaba mucha música de Agyre Giyan y más. Muchas veces llorabamos mucho, con las historias que me platicaba...

Pasaron muchas cosas, yo fui a Istanbul buscandolo, pero después todo terminó, y el se fue para siempre de mi lado.


As u can read, I love a land, that I never have seen,I feel inside me, sometimes i dream I go there, and I help them..
He always said, - Sus, they need education.... I cant help enough... I must get back and continue.. for my people..

I have now this love for this land, this flag, this language, this people, cause I found fire in his eyes, when he talked about Diyarbakir, when I cried each time when he was there, and I prayed for them, and waiting for him to get back. When we get crazy when one member of his family was killed.... when finally I found him in the airport and we talk all night about things hapening...

Long time has gone, and he decided stay with another girl, I continue looking for kurdish destiny... u know?, its strange, cause when here, guys outside are worried about stupid cars, or have lot of girls, in other part lots of kurdish guys fight for his country... and lot of girls feel the same pain that I felt. And another girls will never see again to her husbands, and mothers who lose her sons....


Im stay here for lot of people who has died,who r fighting, who beileve in Kurdistan, and suddenly, its great, when I can see that around the world, there are kurds, where guns was replaced by pen, and fight too, for Kurdistan, and the Kurdish Identity.

Maybe Im not expert on kurdish subject, but im here to learn and offer my help too.



P.D.
- Muy "impressive" - Maybe u mean "Muy impresionado"


Regards,
Sus

[Kulka]

i totally agree with you and i understand how it is.
its something in that land and people thats makes others to stick to them for the rest of life.

[BC2000]

Wow Sus, I'm speechless. It sounds like you have very revolutionary thoughts and visions

And you're right, this materialistic, american type of mind set that is spreading around the world is making me sick to the guts.