Roj Bash Kurdistan

Like the title says, I'm just hopping in here for a quick hello. I am currently doing some research for a paper I am writing on Kurdistan and I am very pleased with my findings. There is such a wonderful culture here that I knew so little about.

I am an American, currently a university student who is studying different parts of Asia. I also have a rather "unique" job. I have already been in contact with one of the members here who helped me immensely with my research. I'll let him reveal himself, but I'm sure you won't have a hard time guessing who he is . He sent me some music by Aynur, which I am listening to now.

I will be sure to check in every now and then and partake in conversation. I must go finish this 20 page monster of a paper now.

Take care and thanks for having me,

-Dennis

Welcome Denroll

Was starting to worry... Thought maybe you were swimming in papers, articles, pens and penciles...


Sicpit joined the forum yesterday, another American... So happy to have you all here... Unlike the rest of the Middle East, Kurds actually LIKE you!


We have French, British, Italian, Canadian, Breton members too...

Dîsan, bi xêr hatî! ("Again, welcome!")

Glad to be here. I was up rather late last night and I still have 9 pages to go.

Today I am going to a museum where they are having an Asia exhibition. Hopefully I will see some Kurdish history.

This is the museum, which used to be an old train station. There's very interesting architecture inside and sout and it has one of the few Omni-Max theaters in existence:



It's pretty old, but the word "old" has different meaning in our countries

Awsome

It's beautiful...

But what's an Omni-Max theater?


@All

Where did everybody go??? Where is your "Welcome"????

An Omni -Max theater is like a movie, but much better. You sit back and the screen is shaped like a giant dome (like a planetarium). When you look at the center of the screen, your entire field of vision is the screen. When the scene is moving, such as flying over a volcano, it feels as if you are really there. It is so neat. They have many "Discovery Channel" type shows.


This link can explain it:

http://www.msichicago.org/omax/aboutomni.html


I was a litle disappointed with the display yesterday. Almost everything was Chinese, Taiwanese, Korean, and Indian. The only Japanese exhibition was Aikido, and it was all white people

welcome to the forum!

Arigatou gozaimasu! Yoroshiku onegaishimasu.

have forgotten to say you hello!

sorry

welcome to roj bash kurdistan bira e şêrîn

Danke

Denroll wrote:Danke

sag mal können hier alle deutsch??

I lived there for three years as a child in Karlsrue and Stuttgart. I would like to go back sometime. Beautiful country.

Denroll wrote:Arigatou gozaimasu! Yoroshiku onegaishimasu.

domo domo! Yoroshiku onegaishimasu Denroru san

Hoi Denroll, welkom op deze site. (wondering if he can write back in dutch too )

Denroll wrote:I lived there for three years as a child in Karlsrue and Stuttgart. I would like to go back sometime. Beautiful country.

oh, yes germany is very nice, but especially karlsruhe, was there for one week in the Easter Holidays. now i know why the city is called Karlsruhe!

Karl III. Wilhelm build up the city, and ruhe is silence...

All roads lead to the palace, i was shoched

Hmm, interesting. I did not know that.


Sorry, Abdur... no Dutch skills here. Maybe if it were French (petit peur) or just a little bit of Korean, Thai, or Tagalog