Kurmanji

Kurmanji is a major dialect of the Kurdish language, spoken primarily in northern parts of Kurdistan, including Turkey, Syria, Iraq, and Iran. It belongs to the Indo-European language family and uses the Latin alphabet for writing. Kurmanji is an essential part of Kurdish cultural identity, with its own grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation. It serves as a key medium for communication among Kurdish communities and has a rich oral and written literature, including poetry, stories, and music. Recognized as a vital expression of Kurdish heritage, Kurmanji plays a crucial role in maintaining cultural continuity amidst regional diversity.