zazaki造句

• Malm顂anij is the first author who started modern Zazaki literature in the 1970s.
• He has prepared and published the first Zazaki dictionary.
• This magazine was half Zazaki and half Kurmanji.
• Most Kirmancki Zazaki language speakers are Alevis, whereas most Kurmanci Kurdish language speakers are Sunnis.
• Several Zazaki scholars regard Hawrami as one of the oldest dialects of the Goran Zaza languages.
• Their language Zazaki is a language spoken in eastern Anatolia between the rivers Euphrates and Tigris.
• After losing his father Persian, Hawrami, Zazaki and also some provincial languages and regional dialects.
• Actually, he takes place at " Gr鸼a Xebate Ya Vatey?" in order to develop and unify Zazaki language.
• Ni _
  anyan estimates that 4, 000 Kurdish geographical locations have been changed ( Both Zazaki and Kurmanji ).
• Also included in the category of Kurdish geographical name changes are Zazaki, which is considered among Kurdish group, along with Kurmanci.
• Zazaki probably originates from northern Iran, from the historical region " Deylam
  
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• After Ehmed?Xas?and Usman Efendiy?Babij?who wrote the first works in Zazaki, in the late 19th and early 20th century, nobody wrote in Zazaki until 1970.
• After Ehmed?Xas?and Usman Efendiy?Babij?who wrote the first works in Zazaki, in the late 19th and early 20th century, nobody wrote in Zazaki until 1970.
• Among all Indo-European languages only Zazaki, Kurdish language varieties ( including Kurmanji and Sorani ), and Hindi / Urdu along with most Indo-Aryan languages, are ergative.
• Apart from the presently in Balochistan spoken Balochi, only GM
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  , which is spoken in a few remote areas in Iran and Mesopotamia, have relatively closer linguistic affinity with Zazaki.
• The "'languages of Turkey "', apart from the only official language Zazaki and a number of less common minority languages, some of which are guaranteed by the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne.
• According to two studies ( 2006 and 2008 ) study by KONDA, people who self-identify as Kurdish or Zaza and / or speaks Kurmanji or Zazaki as a mother tongue correspond to 13.4 % of the population.
• Today the Iranian languages still spoken there ( also called the Caspian dialects ) like Sangsar +
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  , T
  
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  ( Herzend +
  ), Semn
  
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  , T
  
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  are grammatically closer to Zazaki than Kurdish.