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I stmbled on this website and looked around and found it to be useful and hopefully will meet and talk to many ppl!!

Welcome to the forum!!!!

Tell us more about yourself, we want to know EVERYTHING
...but for the moment if you don't feel like saying really really everything ( ), you can maybe start from where you live, what your occupation is, your gender or whatever. Feel free!

Let me go first:
I am a Southern-European girl (oh yes! not Kurd! I am foreigner here...sorry about that ) aged 22, I will graduate at the end of this month in "international & diplomatical sciences" and start the master in "Non-european Studies". Nice to meet you!

well i did not know this was a dating site

let me start by saying i'am a KURD, i live in dallas texas USA.

I'am 25 years old male in college studying computers.

i'm originally from southern KURDISTAN (north IRAQ as known by others)

been living in AMERICA for the last 15 years going 16 years soon,

p.s if yout got questions i got answers hopefully!!

scarface1

Slaw.. be xier hatie xoshkakam / brakam!! hehe.

welcome on board, great to have you in here..

I hope you enjoy your stay in forums..

once again, welcome to RojBash

uops..
I forgot that you was a boy(male)..
sory brakam..

Bi xêr hatî Scarface

Gellek keyfxoshin bi hatina te...


I have a question for you; Your background... Where in Kurdistan are you from?

Dîsa - bi xêr hatî...

welcome welcome welcome

Thank you all for your warm welcomes!
and to asnwer diri's question: i'am a TOVI, i was born in GERKA i believe my village is northwest of AMEDI

Hi bira be xer haty,

kaka I have One Pirsyar (question) , are there are a lot of kurds in texas ? do u feel comfrotable in texas , is it better than other states ?

thanx and welcome and enjoy your stay

yes DYAOKO there are a lot of KURDS in Texas, almost 4000 kurds.
a Do i feel comfortalble? of course i do i live with my family and and all my freinds are here.
no Texas is not better then othere states, the summers extremly hot the temprature hits 100 degrees Fahrenheit and stays there, 2 years ago the the temperature stayed at 100+ for 70 days in the summer, my electricity bill this passed summer $500 each month for 4 months.

got more questions please don't hesitate to ask!

It's so funny Scarface...

You paid an outragous price for electricity to keep you cool... Every winter here in Norway we pay an outragous price for electricity to keep us warm...

I think I'd rather pay to keep myself cool than to keep me warm...

kinda Ironic..don't you think ?
Hetdiri tell me a little about yourself like where your from..etc

scarface1 wrote:kinda Ironic..don't you think ?
Hetdiri tell me a little about yourself like where your from..etc

Indeed bro...

Well I am a 21 year old dude based in Norway - studying Middle East Studies (BA)... And I am a fashion designer - focusing on Kurdish fashion...

You can read about that here;

http://www.kurdmedia.com/articles.asp?id=12716

And other than that I work and spend time with my family and bla bla bla...



If you have any questions - shoot...

Welcome Scarface

What is south Kurdistan like? Hot, cold? Dry, moist? I would like to visit it one day, perhaps once things cool off in Iraq or once Kurdistan is liberated.

I'm guessing you also speak Arabic? And why did you travel to the US, will you go back if Kurdistan is liberated??

Sorry it's a lot of question but I'm just curious

sorry parsi i live in dallas TEXAS USA and i was talking about the temperature here not in KURDISTAN