Do you have Kurdish clothes?

[ChiChalok]

ya i got kurdish clothes ..

they were expensive .. my sis got a set for $ 150 .. thats in kurdistan!! i thought they would be a lot cheaper .. i gota set from kurdistan that i havent worn yet

Again... Which style are they in? Did you buy them from Hewlêr or Duhok? Or maybe from Sulêmanî?

duhok .. and they are sorani style ?? i guess tht is what u call them

Okey...

So - when did you last wear Kurdish clothes?

this summer to my cousins wedding

oh i took some picsat the market where u buy kurdish clothes .. when i get home il post them .. maybe

[Diri]

Oh! Great... That would be cool... You can use this site to upload:

http://tinypic.com/

[sorgul]

wat...u edited my post

[sorgul]

i loved sike gomashi......the clothes there weree soo beutiful i had a hard time choosing dresses i wanted alllllllllllllllllllllllll of them but they were expensive & they get newer styles in like everyday

[Diri]

i loved sike gomashi......the clothes there weree soo beutiful i had a hard time choosing dresses i wanted alllllllllllllllllllllllll of them but they were expensive & they get newer styles in like everyday

Please explain to us who don't know what the hell you are talking about, what the hell you are talking about... Thank you!


Ps - your sounding Turkish - with the "i" ending...

[sorgul]

turkish......! kurdish words end with i also so ill just ignore that
why cant u understand me?? i am talking about the sik (market) gomashi (fabric)
does that help!

[Diri]

:? turkish......! kurdish words end with i also so ill just ignore that
why cant u understand me?? i am talking about the sik (market) gomashi (fabric)
does that help!

Yes... I just love to hear it from YOU...

But it is a fact that Badîn (Province) has been badly influenced by Turkic...

"Sik Gomashi" - In Kurdish that would be - "Gomashi Sik bazar"

[sorgul]

noooo we say sika (sike) gomashi and that is badini
i dont know where u got Gomashi Sik bazar" from
but we dont speak like that

[Diri]

noooo we say sika (sike) gomashi and that is badini
i dont know where u got Gomashi Sik bazar" from
but we dont speak like that

I don't think you got the point...

The point is that "Sike Gomashi" is same as Turkish... They would say: "Sike Gomashi"...

You are just proving the point I made - Badînî Kurds have been influenced by Turkish...

Proper Kurdish - NOT dialect - we are speaking of WRITTEN form only (because a dialect is a dialect - the point is how one writes correct Kurdish - because you certainly can speak it in many ways)...

Anyway - no big deal...

Let's talk about KURDISH CLOTHES...

[sorgul]

i write exactly how i speak....and excuse me and all those other kurds here that havent been educated in ur so called "proper" kurdish

[ChiChalok]

i say sika komashi .. and i know im right

[Diri]

So - how many sets of clothes do you girls have? We guys always tend to have less...

I have three sets...

[heval]

I bought them in Silêmanî but have more of a Sineyî style to them (I designed them myself ) with the Hewramî shoes (kilash).

[Diri]

I bought them in Silêmanî but have more of a Sineyî style to them (I designed them myself ) with the Hewramî shoes (kilash).

Explain the difference, pleace...

And by Hewramî shoes - do you mean special only for Hewreman - or do you mean what we call Gîwe? White shoes with red and blue soles...

[pepula]

i have about 8-9 dresses i bought this summer from suleimani

and another 3 dresses from last summer (rojhelat style) you know the ones with the desmal and pejden. (like in diri's pic)
and another 5 kurdi bashur dresses i've had for a while

but i have a lot of accessories for on top of the dresses like kwas, coiny things and belts etc


i have many jli kurdis...most which ive had tight fitted in suleimani (special request of course)

i'm thinking about giving a couple away to some kurmanci people...they saw me in a dress at newroz and they asked me if i could get them one.

so quite a few lol