Author: Emanoelkurdistani » Wed Oct 15, 2008 6:16 pm
Londoner wrote:Would some one translate this please.
Rojék dínoyekí Tirk dínin bi şétxane-dínoxaneyé.
Bijíşk-túxtúré dínoxane ji dínoyan re dibéje: “hadé şirínén min, nuha fikir bikin ku hún li davetek de hene. Hemí lepik lé biden!”
Hemí dínoyan dest dikin bi lepik lé dan belí Tirk. Bijíşk-túxtúr diçe ú ji Tirk re dibéje: “birayo! tu çima lepik lé nidey?!”
Tirké díno jí dibéje: “Ey? Ev qise çíye? Şerme!!”
Bijíşk waj ú haj dibe, fikir dike neke ev Tirk aqilmend ú ne díno be! Véga ji wí depirse: “birayo! çima şerme?!”
Tirk dibéje: “Xwedé! Çima tu fehm nikey?! Ez búkim!! Búkan li davet de lepik lé nidin!!”

Once upon a time, a Turkish mad brought to a hospital in order to psychological care.
The doctor says to the mads: “Ok guys, just suppose you are in a wedding, so all clap!”
All of mads start to clap, except the Turkish one. The doctore asks him: ”man, why you dont clap?”
Turkish mad: “Oh! It’s a shame! It’s shameful!”
The doctor got surprised and asked himself maybe this guy isnt really mad! So asks him once again: “why it causes your embarrassment?”
Turkish mad: “God! Why you dont understand?! I’m the bride! Brides dont clap in the weddings!” [< for the non-Middle Eastern buddies I must say that not to clap in weddings for brides is an Islamic norm ]

But when the prayer is over then disperse abroad in the land and seek the grace of God, and remember God much, that you may be successful.