Botorai Song REACTION | Rastak | Iranian Folk Song 

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@@paymanmehrabi 😂😂♥️قبول نیست دیگه فهمیدی کجا کامنت میذارم همیشه😂🤨

@@negarkhajei2903 گشت ارشاده 😂 هرجا بری پیدات میکنم 😂😂

Not Persian music. This song is a traditional Kurdish folk song. The song is sung in the "Sorani dialect", which is the eastern dialect of Kurdish.

@@yusufcakmak1768 Hi, thanks for sharing your comment. Yes, I know in which dialect the song is sung. In fact, I speak Kurdish with the same accent or dialect, and let's not forget history. Kurds in Iran are part of a larger nation called Persians. Mad'ha, Pars'ha, and Part'ha the three roots which altogether make up Persia. Best

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@1 Reza P.P. صیّد رزآ په لوی [شازده]A yes you right people dont know about history but if we knowing history so any place kurdish people right there should be of 🇮🇷😊

The greater Kurdistan is in the West of the greater Iran. Nobody said this Persian. It's Iranian.

Kurdish of east kurdistan

Yes but kurd are Iranians people

Kurdish of east kurdistan

Kurdish language is in Iranian language group like Persian, Luri, Tâti, ...

Just search kurds in google and these are the first words you see: Kurds (Kurdish: کورد ,Kurd‎) or Kurdish people are an "Iranic" ethnic group native to a mountainous region of Western Asia known as Kurdistan, which spans southeastern Turkey, northwestern Iran, northern Iraq, and northern Syria. Kurds speak the Kurdish languages and the Zaza-Gorani languages, which belong to the "Western Iranian" branch of the "Iranian languages" in the Indo-European language family.

Kurdish was developed from middle Persian, Even the word kurd comes from kurt in Persian means nomad. Proto-Indo-European > Indo-Iranian (Irano-Arian) > Iranian > Old persian > Middle persian > Kurdish University of cambridge language center: www.langcen.cam.ac.uk/resources/langk/kurdish.html

@@homelessnative Both English and German are in the West Germanic group, But do British and Germans understand each other? When a group of languages shares a common origin language they can be considered as a language group, But it doesn't mean that they are same languages.

@@homelessnative D.N. McKenzie, Was one of the most prominent scholars of Kurdish and Middle Persian (Pahlavi). At first he believed that the famous Minorsky's theories about relations between Iranian languages and Kurdish languages are false, But after examining many types of Iranian languages, McKenzie writes in his famous article "The Roots of the Kurdish Language": My first task should be to define the Kurdish language by determining the characteristics that distinguish it from other Iranian dialects. Unfortunately, I have to admit at the beginning of this discussion that the results I have reached are generally negative, because for almost every specific feature of the Kurdish language, there is a similar feature in at least one other Iranian dialect." He also Compares the grammatical and morphological characteristics of Kurdish with other Iranian languages, in order to prove with different examples that Kurdish, like other branches of the Iranian language family, is one of these languages ​​- such as Baluchi or Lori, Tati - Azeri or Gilaki. According to McKenzie and Windfour, Kurdish is one of the closest Iranian languages ​​to ancient Persian (Achaemenid) and was even influenced by the Parthian language in a period when we know it originated in the eastern Caspian Sea. Today, There's no Linguists that denies the Iranian origin of Kurdish languages. MacKenzie, D. N.: The Origins of Kurdish, in: Transactions of the Philological Society, 1961, p. 69 Minorsky, V.: Kurds, Anthropology, Sociology and Ethnography; in: The Encyclopaedia of Islam, vol. V, Leiden 1927, p. 1150

iranian folk = kurdish folk

@@moaf1727 no

Kurdish language is in Iranian language group like Persian, Luri, Tâti, ...

Just search kurds in google and these are the first words you see: Kurds (Kurdish: کورد ,Kurd‎) or Kurdish people are an "Iranic" ethnic group native to a mountainous region of Western Asia known as Kurdistan, which spans southeastern Turkey, northwestern Iran, northern Iraq, and northern Syria. Kurds speak the Kurdish languages and the Zaza-Gorani languages, which belong to the "Western Iranian" branch of the "Iranian languages" in the Indo-European language family.

Kurdish was developed from middle Persian, Even the word kurd comes from kurt in Persian means nomad. Proto-Indo-European > Indo-Iranian (Irano-Arian) > Iranian > Old persian > Middle persian > Kurdish University of cambridge language center: www.langcen.cam.ac.uk/resources/langk/kurdish.html

Its iranian sing folkloric music

کردستان جزء ایران است دیگه، کردی یک گویش از اقوام ایرانی است که در شمال خراسان هم زندگی می‌کنند

Never ever during 12000 years ago, you could find a country called kurdistan, always be a part of Iran, soon or later all of us as a family join together, dont worry, England apart you from your country , not East of kurdistan occupied by Iran, you are Iranian, so please read history, not listen to the media

Kurdish accent is one of sub language fron Arryan language family to persian, i know you never open a book and read about these stuff, its pure iranian song and instruments

IRAN is big Country and we have persian, turk, lor, Arab, balouch kurd as well and to many others. Rastak is an Iranian great group and they sing on many different forms of our folks music. They call themselves iranian group and what are you trying to say? ??!!!!!

No language is forbidden in Iran. There are also so many kurds in Turkey and they don't study in Kurdish, So is Kurdish banned in Turkey? Iran is a third world country and In order to develop it needs a single language to make communication and education easier. There are so many languages in Iran like Persian, Azari Turkish, Gilaki, Mazandarani, Kurdish, Luri, Arabic, Balochi, Turkmen, Qashqai, Taleshi, Tati, Baadi, etc. The country wouldn't develop If each of these people didn't learn a common language to communicate with each other.

​@@kian_irzad Yeah, Kurdish is banned in Turkey. It is very inconvenient to say that you are Kurdish and to be an opposition in Turkey.

This is from iran kurdistan.this group sing in all local iranian languages

@@milmils2139 there's no Iran Kurdistan to us Kurds, it's just Kurdistan :') I'm from Sine in East Kurdistan(Iran) myself. I love our Iranian brothers but it's time we accept our differences.

@@ahriman9460 sorry dear but there is no such thing as a kurdistan. kurds are one of the ethnic from old and modern iran. and they love their country. just like me as an iranian kurd from kermanshah. i know you guys are brainwashed from media but Your country is separated from Iran just like Azerbaijan. Please do not be racist because we all love Kurds.

@@ahriman9460 my brother kurds are one the bigest part of iranian culture like other iranian cultures

@@parsamaleki1428 I love Iranians as well, but if you can't accept our differences then we'll never be able to live together. I've been away from home for a very long time but I still know what goes on there, Kurds are a less developed people in Iran, we have darker skin and probably less education, you're a nice person but most Iranians dislike us and are racist towards us, they don't even want us speaking our own language. Kurdistan has 4 parts, it's much bigger than just Iran and there are more Kurds outside of Iran than within Iran.