Home › Verbs › Kurmanji › to come “to come” in Kurmanji · Kurmancî Kurmanji (Kurmancî) is the most widely spoken Kurdish dialect, used across northern Kurdistan, Turkey, Syria and much of the diaspora. It is written in the Latin alphabet, which makes it the easiest entry point for learners who read English or German.
Present
I Ez têm gund you (sg.) Tu têyî gund he/she Ew tê gund we Em tên gund you (pl.) Hûn tên gund they Ew tên gund
Past
I Ez hatim gund you (sg.) Ez hatî gund he/she Ew hat gund we Em hatin gund you (pl.) Hûn hatin gund they Ew hatin gund
Perfect
I Ez hatime gund you (sg.) Tu hatî gund he/she Ew hatiye gund we Em hatine gund you (pl.) Hûn hatine gund they Ew hatine gund
Future
I Ez ê bêm gund you (sg.) Tu yê bîn gund he/she Ew ê bê gund we Em ê bên gund you (pl.) Hûn ê bên gund they Ew ê bên gund
Reference: English conjugation Present
I I come to the village you (sg.) You come to the village he/she He/She comes to the village we We come to the village you (pl.) You come to the village they They come to the village
Past
I I came to the village you (sg.) You came to the village he/she He/She came to the village we We came to the village you (pl.) You came to the village they They came to the village
Perfect
I I have come to the village you (sg.) You have come to the village he/she He/She has come to the village we We have come to the village you (pl.) You have come to the village they They have come to the village
Future
I I will come to the village you (sg.) You will come to the village he/she He/She will come to the village we We will come to the village you (pl.) You will come to the village they They will come to the village
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