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but if only just 1 percent of polish people are like u then I love them lot .

Here are some in Norwegian=)

mobayl - mobil
dûsh- dusj
qawe - kaffe
post- post
hengwîn- honning
flîm- film
texsî- taxi
cigere- sigarett

there is a bigger chance to trace common words if we just hold on the words which were used by the Indo-Europeans at that time. let me give you some examples;

kurdish/nordic/english
bra/bror/brother
Dot/Datter/daughter
Bro or Bry / bryn/brow

and some other examples of the things the ancient people may have owed

ga/ko/cow
Ket or Ketek/kat/cat
Meshk/mus/muse

the list of similar words is longer, but that is what i could remember.


Im sorry , but we can't use words which were not known for these ancient people, like tomato, gahwe, taxi and etc . For example tomato is a new word and was brought to the rest of the world from America much later.
If we need to do comparisons we should go back in time.

kurdimemin_diako wrote:but if only just 1 percent of polish people are like u then I love them lot .

من کوردم
ez ji kurdim
i am kurdish

ته‌واو

ده ی باشه .تو بوخشه

anybody knows what this word means بوخشه ?

Kulka wrote:anybody knows what this word means بوخشه ?

it means, forgive me

thanks kak Aram - so its from the word به‌خشین ? if yes, i must say its very strange form

Kak Diako - کێشه‌یێک نییه‌ - i am jhust a bit creazy about Kurdistan, crazy Kulka crazy love

بوخشه له به خشینه و هاتگه .Kurdistan like u too

serbian words

boya = boya = paint
chi akay = chekay = what you doing
Nazanm = neznam = I don't know

"Boya" is also in Bulgarian = paint
Maimun = Maimuna (in Bulgarian) --> monkey
Akul = akul --> mind, brain
Kupa = kupa --> bowl
Jenan (if that's how you write 'women') = Jeni --> women
Azanm = Az znam --> I know
Nazanm = Ne znam --> I don't know
Chai = chai --> tea
Tanak = tanak --> thin
Sestra = sister --> nurse

I've heard we share 300 words with Kurdish (Bulgarian I mean) but I don't know them all

Are we just counting indo-european languages? Or also non-indo-european langauges in Europe?

raii87 wrote:"Boya" is also in Bulgarian = paint
Maimun = Maimuna (in Bulgarian) --> monkey
Akul = akul --> mind, brain
Kupa = kupa --> bowl
Jenan (if that's how you write 'women') = Jeni --> women
Azanm = Az znam --> I know
Nazanm = Ne znam --> I don't know
Chai = chai --> tea
Tanak = tanak --> thin
Sestra = sister --> nurse

I've heard we share 300 words with Kurdish (Bulgarian I mean) but I don't know them all

That is because we have close relationship with them. They are also supposdly Scythian descended.

the number five in polish is like kurdish penc