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Hi there,
Anyone here a native Gilaki speaker or is aware of any forum or resources I can learn Gilaki from?
My grandmother used to speak Gilaki to me, and I am able to understand bits of it. However, after her passing, I haven't been able to learn/practice it off anyone.
Everyone else in the family just speaks Farsi, which I can understand yet don't speak due to my accent. I can't read Farsi either, but I can read/understand Finglish.
The funny thing is my accent always seemed to suit Gilaki better than Farsi, as I used to be ridiculed and called dahati by my mother and aunts when I showed interest in learning Farsi. 😅
Would really appreciate any tips! I wish to be able to practice and not let the language die out in the family.
Thanks in advance to those who read this! ❤️
Cheers,
Saam
Are all of these ultimately from Central Asia or is there evidence of these in Iran pre Turks?
Also what about pasta/rista?