Kurdish Language
Phonological and Grammatical Similarities between English and Kurdish Language: Why English Learning is Easier for Kurdish
... the Kurdish language all over the world especially Kurdish people who live in Iraq, Syria, Turkey, and ...(1994) Kurdish language has its roots from the Indo-Iranian division of the ...
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Verbal inflection deficit in Kurdish-speaking aphasia patients
... agreement. Kurdish language has two separate set of affixes to represent each ...subcategory, Kurdish language has its own linguistic ...grammatical Kurdish sentence is produced (cue ...
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Motivation in ESL Classrooms, with a focus on the Kurdish Region of Iraq
... that language teachers essentially set out to „influence their students‟ stimulus-appraisal systems to make their learning of the foreign language more productive‟ ...English language and so ...the ...
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Bilinguality vs. Monolinguality among Kalhuri Kurdish Speakers: Gender, Social Class and English Language Achievement
... dominant language rather than in their mother ...the Kurdish language in the multilingual context of Iran, ...additional language while some others have provided counterevidence in this ...
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Kurdish EFL learners’ conceptual transfer in L2 writing
... amounts to various reasons among which lack of TL knowledge and con- ceptual transfer. The former was evidenced in the limited use of the signals, compared with the baseline groups, to realize the structure. The latter ...
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Identifying and Explaining Some Structural Asymmetries in Kurdish vs. the English Language: Morphological and Syntactic Typology Study
... the Kurdish language is considered as one of the most difficult languages in the world to learn and comprehend; since there are no specific characteristics for the language and there is no standard ...
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The Kurdish identity; from banishment to empowerment
... the Kurdish patriotic feeling, and to achieve a greater degree of autonomy for the Kurdish people, while acting in a context of transnational affiliation with ...The Kurdish people in Syria presents ...
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The role of cognate English–Kurdish words in teaching English
... English language and Kurdish ...foreign language, we applied an English vocabulary test including 25 Kurdish–English cognate words and 25 non-cognate ...of Kurdish-Turkish ...cognate ...
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Subdialectal Differences in Sorani Kurdish
... how Kurdish dialects should best be taxonomized (Kurdish Academy of Language, 2016; Paul, 2008; Zahedi and Mehrazmay, ...the Kurdish language include the Northern, Central and Southern ...
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Kurdish Maternity Nurses’ Perspectives About Human Dignity
... Finally, 11 subthemes and 3 main themes were ex- plored. According to the method described by Grane- heim and Lundman, on the day of each interview, the recorded voices were transcribed in Kurdish language ...
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The Kurdish Stance on Political and Social Power Structure of the Region
... In 2003, Allied forces attacked on Iraq. Sad- dam`s regime collapsed. According to 114th prin- ciple of Constitutional Law, the new government recognized federalism, and Arabic and Kurdish Languages. ...
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Sorani Kurdish versus Kurmanji Kurdish: An Empirical Comparison
... As the curves in Figure 4 and the linear re- gression coefficients in Table 2 show, the growth rate of distinct words in both Sorani and Kur- manji Kurdish are higher than Persian and English. This result ...
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A Dependency Treebank for Kurmanji Kurdish
... Kurmanji Kurdish (also referred to in the litera- ture as ‘Northern Kurdish’) is an Indo-Iranian lan- guage spoken by approximately 14 million people throughout the Middle ...nority language in ...
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Kurdish Transhumance: Pastoral practices in South-east Turkey
... Kerkulaxî families from Diyarbakir, a part of their transport is done by truck to Solhan, a small town in eastern Bingöl, where a small temporary camp is set up. From there, the men and their flocks set off on foot ...
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Battling with Memleket in London: The Kurdish Diaspora's Engagement with Turkey
... based on these affiliations and allegiances, rather than Turkish or Kurdish ethnicity per se. Such overlapping networks, solidarities and collection frameworks reveal the existence of non-essentialist forms of ...
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Maps into nations: Kurdistan, Kurdish Nationalism and international society
... the Kurdish emirates. Kurdish emirs did not welcome increased state control and loss of ...The Kurdish nationalist discourse claims that leaders of the Kör Muhammed, Bedirhan and Ubeydullah revolts ...
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Semi Automatic Development of KurdNet, The Kurdish WordNet
... 2002), Kurdish is among the less-resourced languages for which the only lin- guistic resource available on the Web is raw text (Walther and Sagot, ...dish language processing project (KLPP 1 ) ...
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The Sung home : narrative, morality, and the Kurdish nation
... and enjoyable than had I had only been able to spend time with the male dengbêjs. They were fantastic hosts who tried everything to make me feel at home. We laughed together and made jokes, they were curious about my ...
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Somali and Kurdish refugees in London : diaspora, identity and power
... ABSTRACT This comparative study of Somali and Kurdish refugees in London aims to develop understanding of refugee adaptation and identity formation as these are experienced differentiall[r] ...
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The Global South as Foreignization: The Case of the Kurdish Diaspora in Europe
... target language (and culture) rather than simply assimilating the translated text into ...the Kurdish diaspora living in European metropoles as a case study and conceptualizing the Kurdish move- ment ...
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