Zazaki (Zazakî) is spoken in eastern Anatolia and is considered endangered by UNESCO, every learner counts. It uses the Latin alphabet and shares many roots with Kurmanji while keeping a distinct grammar of its own.
Present
I
Ez baharatan cı gersena
you (sg.)
Tı baharatan cı gersena
he/she
O baharatan cı gerseno / A baharatan cı gersena
we
Ma baharatan cı gersenîme
you (pl.)
Şıma baharatan cı gersenê
they
Ê baharatan cı gersenê
Past
I
Mı baharatan cı gersayo
you (sg.)
To baharatan cı gersayo
he/she
Ey/Ay baharatan cı gersayo
we
Ma baharatan cı gersayo
you (pl.)
Şıma baharatan cı gersayo
they
Înan baharatan cı gersayo
Perfect
I
Mı baharatan cı gersayo
you (sg.)
To baharatan cı gersayo
he/she
Ey/Ay baharatan cı gersayo
we
Ma baharatan cı gersayo
you (pl.)
Şıma baharatan cı gersayo
they
Înan baharatan cı gersayo
Future
I
Ez ê baharatan cı bigersi
you (sg.)
Tı yê baharatan cı bigersê
he/she
O yê baharatan cı bigerso / A yê baharatan cı bigersa
