What is Kurdish and what is not?

What is Kurdish and what is not? Book Description This booklet has been written to inform the readers about the three independent Kurdish languages that have established their existence irreversibly. There is no standard language called KURDISH, that is, a language that all Kurds (Kurmanc, Soran, Zaza) can understand. Instead, three independent languages are strengthening their existence day by day: KURMANÇA (Kurmancî), SORANİCE (Soranî) and ZAZAKI (Zazaki). When looking at the books and sources written on "Kurdish", there is confusion even among linguists. Linguists alone cannot decide whether a language is an independent language or not. The literary and political usage value of that language plays a more decisive role in whether that language is an INDEPENDENT language. The understanding that defines "Kurdish" as a collection of scattered dialects should now be abandoned. Calling independent Kurdish languages by their own names will ensure the rapid development of these languages. This will require a transition period, but it will be accepted in a short time. Languages are the colors of the earth. It is possible for these colors not to fade by speaking these languages freely. We think that the tolerance that will ensure peace in the Middle East, where all kinds of disagreements must end, will lead to the enrichment of these languages and lead to literary richness (From the Promotional Bulletin)