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Welcome to Roj Bash Kurdistan Serd...

Enjoy your stay...

And be good!

You're quite the welcome party these days Diri can

Welcome to Roj Bash Serd. Please get along - we are all brothers and sisters. We might have diff political views but we are close in many many other ways

welcome to the forum diri nice having you here

I have just seen this. Thanks to all of you for welcoming me. I like all my Aryan brothers eventhough we have different political views. Long live "Aryan Brotherhood"! (Not the one in the United States )

By the way, "serd" means "cold" in Zazaish. In Kurdish, it is "sar". In Persian, it is "sard". I am pretty sure that other Iranian languages have the similar words for "cold".

A late welcome to RBK!

Serd wrote:I have just seen this. Thanks to all of you for welcoming me. I like all my Aryan brothers eventhough we have different political views. Long live "Aryan Brotherhood"! (Not the one in the United States )

By the way, "serd" means "cold" in Zazaish. In Kurdish, it is "sar". In Persian, it is "sard". I am pretty sure that other Iranian languages have the similar words for "cold".

Yes... I know - and actually, in Soranî - they say "Serd" too...

By the way - you are based in Germany... Right?

Lyn wrote:A late welcome to RBK!

Yes, definitely a late welcome. Although I checked this section before, somehow I didn't see it. It's funny anyway.

Diri wrote:

Serd wrote:I have just seen this. Thanks to all of you for welcoming me. I like all my Aryan brothers eventhough we have different political views. Long live "Aryan Brotherhood"! (Not the one in the United States )

By the way, "serd" means "cold" in Zazaish. In Kurdish, it is "sar". In Persian, it is "sard". I am pretty sure that other Iranian languages have the similar words for "cold".

Yes... I know - and actually, in Soranî - they say "Serd" too...

By the way - you are based in Germany... Right?

No, I live in the United States, California. I am actually new to here; this is my third year. My family still live in Bingol which is cool cause I can still taste that innocent life there. I am a student in the U.S., studying business/finance.

Serd wrote:

Lyn wrote:A late welcome to RBK!

Yes, definitely a late welcome. Although I checked this section before, somehow I didn't see it. It's funny anyway.

Diri wrote:

Serd wrote:I have just seen this. Thanks to all of you for welcoming me. I like all my Aryan brothers eventhough we have different political views. Long live "Aryan Brotherhood"! (Not the one in the United States )

By the way, "serd" means "cold" in Zazaish. In Kurdish, it is "sar". In Persian, it is "sard". I am pretty sure that other Iranian languages have the similar words for "cold".

Yes... I know - and actually, in Soranî - they say "Serd" too...

By the way - you are based in Germany... Right?

No, I live in the United States, California. I am actually new to here; this is my third year. My family still live in Bingol which is cool cause I can still taste that innocent life there. I am a student in the U.S., studying business/finance.

Oh cool, which part of Cali? My bro use to live in Orange County.

Parsi wrote:Oh cool, which part of Cali? My bro use to live in Orange County.

I live on the opposite side, in Northern California. There are lot's of Iranians living in Orange County, California. Actually, Iranians in the United States call Los Angeles as "Tehran Angeles".

Serd wrote:

Parsi wrote:Oh cool, which part of Cali? My bro use to live in Orange County.

I live on the opposite side, in Northern California. There are lot's of Iranians living in Orange County, California. Actually, Iranians in the United States call Los Angeles as "Tehran Angeles".

Ya - cuz it's dirty and smoggy like Tehran

I don't like most of the Iranians living there. They are only Iranian by name, not by the way the act.

Northern Cali is nicer in my opinion - more green

Parsi wrote:

Serd wrote:

Parsi wrote:Oh cool, which part of Cali? My bro use to live in Orange County.

I live on the opposite side, in Northern California. There are lot's of Iranians living in Orange County, California. Actually, Iranians in the United States call Los Angeles as "Tehran Angeles".

Ya - cuz it's dirty and smoggy like Tehran

I don't like most of the Iranians living there. They are only Iranian by name, not by the way the act.

Northern Cali is nicer in my opinion - more green

I heard the same thing about Iranians living there from my Persian friend. I agree that living in Northern California is much better than living in Southern California. Weather and environment is much nicer here.