Shakaki

Shakaki

Shakaki (in Kurdish: Şikakî) is a sub-dialect of Kurmanji Kurdish and is spoken in a parts of Kurdish regions in Iran and Iraq, especially in "Badinan" region in Southern Kurdistan and among Kurdish tribes around the city of Maku in Eastern Kurdistan.


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