Zazaki or Zazaish is a Language an spoken in the Eastern Anatolia region of Turkey.

Pronunciation guide

Vowels

Consonants

Common diphthongs

Phrase list

Basics

Hello. 
. (Mawe Xer/Mabe Xer )
Hello. (informal) 
. (Xer bý silamet )
How are you? 
 ? (Tý senin/Týsenena/Tý chutira?)
Fine, thank you. 
. (Hol/Hewl/Houl/Rýnd wes be. )
What is your name? 
 ? (Name to chiko?)
My name is Name Mi . 
______ . ( _____ .)
Nice to meet you. 
. ( )
Please. 
. ( )
Thank you. 
. (Wes war ve/be ,Berxudar ve/be )
You're welcome. 
. ( )
Yes. 
. (Ya )
No. 
. (Ni,Ne )
Excuse me. (getting attention) 
. (Qusirde niya/qayt mede )
Excuse me. (begging pardon) 
. ( )
I'm sorry. 
. ( )
Goodbye 
. (Xatir ve/ve To )
Goodbye (informal) 
. ( )
I can't speak name of language [well]. 
[ ]. ( [ ])
Do you speak English? 
 ? (Englezki zonena?)
Is there someone here who speaks English? 
 ? ( ?)
Help! 
 ! ( !)
Look out! 
 ! ( !)
Good morning. 
. (Sodire Xer )
Good evening. 
. (Sewa Xere )
Good night. 
. (Pesewa Xere)
Good night (to sleep) 
. (Sewe-Lete ya Xere )
I don't understand. 
. (Fahm Neken )
Where is the toilet? 
 ? (Tulavete Kotdera?)

Problems

Numbers

Time

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Duration

Days

Months

Writing time and date

Colors

Transportation

Bus and train

Directions

Taxi

Lodging

Money

Eating

Zazaisch phrasebook nightlife, bars, clubs and pubs

Shopping

Driving

Authority

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