A course for a language that is often heard at home and too rarely learned.
Many people in the Kurdish diaspora understand Kurmancî but don't dare to speak it. kurdiyamin gives you a calm, clear way to get there.
kurdiyamin is Evîn's course.
Evîn teaches Kurmancî and built kurdiyamin so you can learn the language at your own pace, guided by a real teacher rather than an anonymous app.
You learn with short lessons on your phone or computer. In the weekly live class you then speak with Evîn and other learners and try out what you've learned.
Start the free taster lessonFive principles the course is built on.
Learning a language is mostly patience and the right next step. This is how kurdiyamin puts that into practice.
Listen first, then speak.
Guhdarî bike, paşê bibêje.
Every lesson has audio to listen to and repeat. That way you get used to the sound before you speak yourself.
A little, but often.
Hindik û her roj.
A few minutes a day take you further than one long session a week. You set your own daily goal and see how many days you've shown up.
Mistakes are part of it.
Şaşî ne şerm e.
When you get something wrong, the exercise shows you the right answer and explains it. No resetting, no pressure, just keep going.
Review until it sticks.
Dubare bike.
Words from your lessons come back in review, right when you would otherwise forget them.
Speak with real people.
Bi hev re biaxive.
In the live class you practise with Evîn and other learners. That's where you notice the sentences stick not just in your head but in conversation.
A few honest refusals.
If any of these matter to you, kurdiyamin may not be the right place. That's all right.
No guilt-trip emails.
You won't get messages that make you feel bad for skipping a day.
No leaderboards.
You're not competing with anyone. Only your own progress counts.
No AI conversation partners.
You practise speaking with people: in the live class with Evîn and other learners.
No miracle promises.
Nobody becomes fluent in three months. Anyone who promises that is selling you something else.
No politics in class.
This is about language and everyday life, so you can focus on what matters while you learn.
Does this sound like what you're looking for? Just try the first lesson.