Roj Bash Kurdistan

I would like to now about the cultures between men and women

1.how man treat ther women
2. are women respected
3. what is a kurdish women rule has a wife/relationship
4.are kurdish women brought up to respect there man and how
5.does kurdish women have equal says or are there dominated by the male partner

look forward for your assitant

hi all

Hope i haven.t affended anyone out there plenty viewers but no replies has yet.

Im curious and interested in your views please reply,


i,m studing kurdistan culture past and present.

Hey PEPSI - I feel like replying to your questions - and try to give you some answers... But those are "big" questions - and need even bigger answers - so I'll sleep on it for tonight...

Tomorrow, I hope, I can help you out...

Shew xosh!

I would be gratful for that

ps could you translate these words for me sory for the spelling of the words hope you will know what i mean

Dull

Gul

Papula

Babuka

many thanks
peps

Pepsi you havent offeneded anybody ...dont worry...but as diri said Big Questions...

let me tell you something...over all middle east is a place where women's rights are opressed.... and thats sad .
but I can tell you Kurdistan has so much better situation than other middle eastern places...

for example in Iran, in a book , a persian writer...called kurdish women "Whores" just because Kurdish women dont use Islamic Hejab...
Kurdish women are more free they wear colorfull clothes...and they paricipate in the society in men's jobs...

in Kurdish society you can see women's particpate MUCH more than other middle eastern...for example in Northern Kurdistan [turkish occupied kurdistan] 40% of the soliders of the parties are female..

in Southern Kurdistan Government [in Iraq] you can see many Female minsters... [while in some countries like Kuwait and Sudi Arabia Women are not eeven allowed to drive a car]

so I can tell you , Kurdish women have better situation than other middle easterns...and there are many peopel who are infroming peopel and peopel are on Progress Road .


translations :
dull = dammer
pepule = batterfly
gul= flower
babuka ? I dont know...

Babuska is a Russian (Slavic) word for grandmother.

Hi Dyaoko /Tirigan

Dyaoko

Thankyou for the insight of kurdish women found it very good.

Dyaoko/ Tirigan

thankyou for the translation of words i have miss spelt some of them but i have hopefully got the right spellings

bicukahi = Child baby?

Dil = heart

hope i am right


hope to hear from you soon

you are welcome
yeah Dill means heart but I think you mean Bichkule which means Little Childern.

please after you visit Kurdistan tell us your views , we would love to hear what you think after visiting Kurdistan

hi Dyaoko


I have already fallen in love with your country, culture and people and i haven't been yet i'm sure when i go i will i won't be disappointed.

PS: I think i need to learn more laugage before i go.


How do you feel about English culture and people? love to hear your views

Pepsi

my views ? infact when I see an english person pays attention to my country I get SO SO EXCITED ... and I love it , and I love to help her feel most welcome in my country so my views are pretty positive, and I hope more english peopel and european ppl pay attention to Kurdistan , we need a lot of attention...while Palestinans are stealing all of the attentions of the world

jone bashe

Sorry for being so rude but i dont watch much television, why are the palestians getting so much attention?

When your country has beautiful has yours warm kind hearted why does it get over looked, so much.

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Grow up Pepsi Open your eyes, Why you ask about culture between
Kurdish men and women Answer :

!. Do what Kurdish men say?
2. Let them have another woman. (2 is best for them).
3. Obey them.
4. You become their doormat.
5. You will have no mind of your own.
Easy that’s your answer.

Congratulations Pepsi on finding a Kurdish man you will regret this one day.
Poppy.

Actually, Poppy - excuse MY rudeness - but I can't excuse YOURS...

The one who needs to "grow up" here is obviously YOU... Just take a look at what you wrote:

poppy wrote:Grow up Pepsi Open your eyes, Why you ask about culture between
Kurdish men and women Answer :

!. Do what Kurdish men say?
2. Let them have another woman. (2 is best for them).
3. Obey them.
4. You become their doormat.
5. You will have no mind of your own.
Easy that’s your answer.

Congratulations Pepsi on finding a Kurdish man you will regret this one day.
Poppy.

That is the most disgusting generalisation... Please, you know just as well as I that your words are utter rubbish... Those feelings you just poured out in those words are not only false but also very harmful! You try to portray ALL Kurds and Kurdish culture as something barbaric and backwards...

Please spare me and other KURDS, who actually RESPECT YOU and OTHER EUROPEANS/WESTERNERS, for this crap...

I don't need to hear this - I can list up all the bullshit in YOUR culture and pretend that ALL English people are the same disgusting pieces of shit... BUT - YOU ARE NOT... There are GOOD English and BAD English... There are GOOD Kurds and BAD Kurds...

Try to separate the two from eachother - if not you will earn a LOT of enemies here... I am not gonna stand this crap, that's for sure...

You are in a KURDISH forum - show some respect! We have not done you ANY harm and in no way disrepected you and your culture... If you choose to further your case with the same tone - I will follow your lead and fight fire with fire...

I and the rest of the people, Kurds and non-Kurds, welcomed you to this site on your arrivale - now please show us that we were not wrong to welcome you amongst us... Show us that you are welcome here...

Hello Poppy

Im sorry you haven,t got many manners, and if you were attention to detail you would see that i am studying not just Kurdish culture but other muslim cultures.
I could return the rudness but ive been brought up to respect people no matter what age, or religion. but thankyou for your comment, its obvious you have been treated badly in the past, but what do you expect if you don't respect how do you expect others to respect you?
the reason why i come on the forum is because it's better sometimes then reading text books.



Hi Diri
Thankyou for your support, it just shows you how some one who has been hurt see's everyone being the same. and if everyone was the same then it would be a boring world.

Pepsi

PEPSI wrote:
Hi Diri
Thankyou for your support, it just shows you how some one who has been hurt see's everyone being the same. and if everyone was the same then it would be a boring world.

Pepsi

Yes, you are right... Poppy was hurt by a Kurdish guy - and now she thinks all Kurds are that way - bad and evil people... That is not reality - and that will never be reality! She should have been more careful in the first place - one shouldn't believe everything a stranger tells one...

Anyway - you are right... I pity her actions anyway... She should show some more respect - and speak her mind with manners and respect...