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How do you write welcome in Kurdish?

There are a few ways to say "welcome" in Kurdish, depending on the dialect and context. Here are some common options:

Sorani Kurdish:

* خوش هاتی (Khosh hati): This is the most common and general way to say "welcome" in Sorani Kurdish. It literally means "good arrival."

* خوش گەیشتی (Khosh gêshti): Similar to "خوش هاتی," this also means "good arrival" but is used more formally.

* بەخێربێی (Bekhêrbê): This is a more formal welcome, meaning "welcome" or "may you be well."

Kurmanji Kurdish:

* Xweş hatî (Xweş hatî): This is the most common way to say "welcome" in Kurmanji. It is the direct equivalent of "خوش هاتی" in Sorani.

* Xweş hatî serdana me (Xweş hatî serdana me): This is a more formal welcome, meaning "Welcome to our place."

* Bi xêr hatî (Bi xêr hatî): This is another common welcome, meaning "Welcome with good."

The best option will depend on the situation and your level of formality.

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