Hello from Ravansar

[darrash]

Hi,
I am an 31-years old kurdish boy who live in Ravansar- Kermanshah.
today through a google search I find this community.
I am graphic designer and work as freelancer for some websites.

[talsor]

Welcome to Roj bash Heval darrash and great to have you here . What does your name mean in kurdish ?

[alan131210]

welcome bra jj will be happy yo meet you

[darrash]

darrash is not my real name my real name is ستار

[jjmuneer]

Welcome my friend! Kirmanshahi Fayli? Then were cousins

[unitedkurdistan]

Hi,
I am an 31-years old kurdish boy who live in Ravansar- Kermanshah.
today through a google search I find this community.
I am graphic designer and work as freelancer for some websites.

Welcome
In less than one month I will go back to East Kurdistan, how's the weather there?

[jjmuneer]

Hi,
I am an 31-years old kurdish boy who live in Ravansar- Kermanshah.
today through a google search I find this community.
I am graphic designer and work as freelancer for some websites.

Welcome
In less than one month I will go back to East Kurdistan, how's the weather there?

Hot? Its summer and it is Kirmanshah, its not gonna be raining that is for sure I'm also going there this summer.

[brendar]

Hi,
I am an 31-years old kurdish boy who live in Ravansar- Kermanshah.
today through a google search I find this community.
I am graphic designer and work as freelancer for some websites.

Welcome
In less than one month I will go back to East Kurdistan, how's the weather there?

Hot? Its summer and it is Kirmanshah, its not gonna be raining that is for sure I'm also going there this summer.

Are people or KURDS even allowed to go inside iran with other country's citizenships?

I will never ever go to syria, turkey, iran or even iraq. I know your families are there, but these people in those countries are not humans! Anyways, as long as you guys stay in the kurdish cities, you shouldn't have problems.

[burnsss]

I was thinking if the mullah regime spy on internet users. You should be carefull when expressing yourselves and traveling to dictatorships like Iran.
BTW welcome to Rosh Bash Kurdistan, there is no northern Iraq

[unitedkurdistan]

Welcome
In less than one month I will go back to East Kurdistan, how's the weather there?

Hot? Its summer and it is Kirmanshah, its not gonna be raining that is for sure I'm also going there this summer.

But it was a long time ago I went so early in the summer, most times it was in the mid of summer and then it is hot! But what can be the weather difference between Sna and kermanshan? ANyway I'm gonna be more north this time. Like Mahabad, Wirme and of course Sna. Have you ever been in Sna? Or is it just kermanshan, ilam etc? And cities like bokan are WAY to crowded by persians wanting to buy cheap stuff that comes from S.K. I'm gonna visit my land and it's over 2600 meters so I won't worry about the sun:P The wind up there is so cold. Well last year in the summer, in tehran it rained watersand a couple of times.
I'll also go to Mariwan and visit lake Zrêwar, did you know that dutch archaeologists found a sort of city in the lake and they had plans to invest in it and make it like an underwaterworld. This was before the revolution.

[kurd-sthanam]

Slav kekê, bi xêr hatî

welcome. you wrote, 31-year old boy - good you feel yourself so young i agree burnsss.

[unitedkurdistan]

Are people or KURDS even allowed to go inside iran with other country's citizenships?

I will never ever go to syria, turkey, iran or even iraq. I know your families are there, but these people in those countries are not humans! Anyways, as long as you guys stay in the kurdish cities, you shouldn't have problems.

If you have a visa? Anyway I have an ugly, filthy iranian passport. It makes travelling to iran much easier. Btw we are not going to iran, turkey, syria, iraq but to Kurdistan. It's actully safer in the capital since in the cities are full of who knows what.

[jjmuneer]

Welcome
In less than one month I will go back to East Kurdistan, how's the weather there?

Hot? Its summer and it is Kirmanshah, its not gonna be raining that is for sure I'm also going there this summer.

But it was a long time ago I went so early in the summer, most times it was in the mid of summer and then it is hot! But what can be the weather difference between Sna and kermanshan? ANyway I'm gonna be more north this time. Like Mahabad, Wirme and of course Sna. Have you ever been in Sna? Or is it just kermanshan, ilam etc? And cities like bokan are WAY to crowded by persians wanting to buy cheap stuff that comes from S.K. I'm gonna visit my land and it's over 2600 meters so I won't worry about the sun:P The wind up there is so cold. Well last year in the summer, in tehran it rained watersand a couple of times.
I'll also go to Mariwan and visit lake Zrêwar, did you know that dutch archaeologists found a sort of city in the lake and they had plans to invest in it and make it like an underwaterworld. This was before the revolution.

Oh yeh I see what you mean. Yeh in Kirmanshah practically every summer is hot, in the winter it is very cold. They get up to a few feet of snow and -15 degrees temperture. I suppose more North like Mahabad probably jsut has Med climate, around 20 to 30 degrees. Though Ilam can get quite hot in summer, I need a fan next to me all the time.

[jjmuneer]

Why not, though I have a British passport, so it isn't too visable for me to go, but if they arrest me, then I suppose that would be a problem. It is not advisable to go there without an Iranian passport though, even for me, but frankly I couldn't careless what they did to me. Well I have family in Tehran, but that city is basically like London. It is just one massive city with different ethnicities in it. Atleast with Iran they don't have a problem with you speaking Kurdish compared to Turkey.

Anyways Kirmanshan is home of the Ali Shirwanis. Most of the people there are Kurdish, and even the Iranian army personal there can't do anything.

[Rando]

welcome to RBK