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How to Resurrecting Lost Languages
          	
          	When you lose your language, you lose your soul. When you revive your language, you don’t only revive its sounds, its words, its morphemes and its phonemes. You revive the whole identity.Kurdish Dersim zaza speaker communities that have reclaimed their ancestral language, I observed greatly improved physical and mental health. I see a sharp drop in incidences of suicide, alcoholism, addiction and diabetes – problems that unfortunately are rife amongst ethnic minority people across world.This give the states enough cause to support language revival programmes through healthcare funding from tax payers’ money.
          	
          	Learn Key Phrases in Kurdish Zaza Language
          	
          	Zaza is an Indo-European language spoken primarily in eastern Turkey Kurdish Town Dersim region.known as Kird, Kirmanc or Dimili) Zazas generally consider themselves Kurds, and are often described as Zaza Kurds by scholars.   
          	Turkish state sought to create a nation-state based on one language and attempted to eliminate the use of other languages, particularly Kurdish, through severe regulations and prohibitions Turkish became the lingua franca for all citizens to speak.learn some basic phrases that will help you communicate.To be or Not to be, that’s the question”Biyaene or ké nébiyaene  The matter is nuyo na dina  Eve fikré azberj  Verva tiri bexté de shiae  Verva qilaşengé de taliye şiae  either  Dezu ver pay ra vinden
          	
          	
          	
          	Learn Free Kurdish Dialect Dersim (zaza) languages online free audio drama, free audio comedy, free full-cast audio plays recordings by native Kurdish Dialect Dersim (zaza)speakers
          	Make an effort to often listen to Kurdish Dialect Dersim (zaza) music and recorded booksIsa manê mesela rençberi ’be toxım u hardi keno araze
          	
          	Şagırtê Isay cıra pers kenê: “Manê na mesela çıko?” O cüab dano: “Heq sırê Hukumdarenia xo şımarê keno ayan ke şıma bızanê. Ê binarê ki mesela de ano ra zon ke,

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How to Resurrecting Lost Languages
          
          When you lose your language, you lose your soul. When you revive your language, you don’t only revive its sounds, its words, its morphemes and its phonemes. You revive the whole identity.Kurdish Dersim zaza speaker communities that have reclaimed their ancestral language, I observed greatly improved physical and mental health. I see a sharp drop in incidences of suicide, alcoholism, addiction and diabetes – problems that unfortunately are rife amongst ethnic minority people across world.This give the states enough cause to support language revival programmes through healthcare funding from tax payers’ money.
          
          Learn Key Phrases in Kurdish Zaza Language
          
          Zaza is an Indo-European language spoken primarily in eastern Turkey Kurdish Town Dersim region.known as Kird, Kirmanc or Dimili) Zazas generally consider themselves Kurds, and are often described as Zaza Kurds by scholars.   
          Turkish state sought to create a nation-state based on one language and attempted to eliminate the use of other languages, particularly Kurdish, through severe regulations and prohibitions Turkish became the lingua franca for all citizens to speak.learn some basic phrases that will help you communicate.To be or Not to be, that’s the question”Biyaene or ké nébiyaene  The matter is nuyo na dina  Eve fikré azberj  Verva tiri bexté de shiae  Verva qilaşengé de taliye şiae  either  Dezu ver pay ra vinden
          
          
          
          Learn Free Kurdish Dialect Dersim (zaza) languages online free audio drama, free audio comedy, free full-cast audio plays recordings by native Kurdish Dialect Dersim (zaza)speakers
          Make an effort to often listen to Kurdish Dialect Dersim (zaza) music and recorded booksIsa manê mesela rençberi ’be toxım u hardi keno araze
          
          Şagırtê Isay cıra pers kenê: “Manê na mesela çıko?” O cüab dano: “Heq sırê Hukumdarenia xo şımarê keno ayan ke şıma bızanê. Ê binarê ki mesela de ano ra zon ke,

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singing in the universal language. Kurdish, English and Turkish bename Choir is for you. 
          The Value Of Singing In Different Languages
          The Dersim Community Women and Children’s Choir is a bename choir, a large portion of the music we sing is in Kurdish Dialect Dersim (zaza). We have also sung in English and Turkish, also put forward for consideration several other languages! Singing in your native language is great, because you already understand the text. But there is a great deal of value in learning to sing in other languages
          1. The Challenge
          Singing music in another language provides another layer of difficulty to the learning process. There are so many aspects of language acquisition to consider, including cadence, pronunciation, and the many nuances of the language. As well, the text must be analyzed to ensure that choristers know what they’re singing about, and to communicate that effectively to the audience.
          
          2. Perspective
          Singing in a language other than your native tongue, forces choristers to look at the piece from a new perspective. Context is essential when you don’t inherently understand the words you’re singing. Different languages have different ways of describing details, they come with historical nuances, and correct pronunciation is crucial to ensure that the words are communicated effectively. Learning music in another language demands that singers focus on new and challenging aspects of the piece, that they may not usually consider.
          
          3. New Learning Opportunities
          Singing in other languages does not just provide learning opportunities in language. When we learn music in a different language, we encourage our choristers to explore a variety of aspects of the culture from which the language originate, including food, dance, religion, geography and other customs. This context is crucial in understanding the language in which we’re singing, but also understanding the historical significance of the music itself!

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Socialism is the Best Medicine 
          Kurdish people have been fighting to survive for centuries. Recently, their struggles have become more militant, more global, and less isolated, aligning with other anti-racist and anti-colonial movements, and leading the environmental movement.
          Also States Parties take all effective legislative, administrative, judicial or other measures Kurdish subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment and punishment
          Imprisoning an adult in Turkey costs about $10,000 per month, a minuscule sum compared with the profits that flow from exploiting Kurdish lands. Turkey, or at least those aspects of it that the Nazis chose to see, became a model for Hitler’s plans and dreams in the years leading up to the invasion of Kurdistan. Infused with racism and inspired by Nazi Germany Speaking for all capitalists, the President of Turkey  remarked, “Where there is Kurdish land, there is wealth underneath it.”
          Early in his career, Adolf Hitler took inspiration from Benito Mussolini, his senior colleague in fascism—this fact is widely known. But an equally important role model for Hitler and the Nazis has been almost entirely neglected: Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of modern Turkey. Stefan Ihrig’s compelling presentation of this untold story promises to rewrite our understanding of the roots of Nazi ideology and strategy.Capitalist and Kurdish Women ( jineology) cannot be reconciled. Capitalists define sovereignty as private ownership or exclusive control, treating the Earth “as a resource to be exploited.” Kurdish people relate to the world as members of an extended family of human and non-human relatives who collaborate to sustain the web of life.
          Our relations with the land and our non-human relatives…is the basis on which Kurdish people define their nations and sovereignty. 
          Kurdish people seek peaceful co-existence. “Dish With One Spoon” covenants stress mutual responsibility to care for the land and its that the Dish empties.