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What is hello in kurdish?

"Hello" in Kurdish can be said in a few different ways, depending on the dialect and context:

Formal:

* Sleman: This is the most common and formal greeting. It is used for people you don't know well or are older than you.

Informal:

* Silav: This is a more informal greeting, used with friends and family.

* Selam: Similar to "Silav", this is also an informal greeting.

* Ba xêr hatî: This literally means "Welcome", and is often used instead of "hello".

Regional Variations:

* Sorani: This is the dialect spoken in Iraqi Kurdistan.

* Kurmanji: This is the dialect spoken in Turkish Kurdistan and Syrian Kurdistan.

Specific Dialect Examples:

* Sorani: "Sleman" or "Selam"

* Kurmanji: "Silav" or "Selam"

You can use any of these greetings to say hello in Kurdish, but it's important to be mindful of the context and who you are speaking to.

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