I don't know what marzipan means in Kurdish. Is it also called marzipan? I want to ask my mother-in-law if she'd like to try my homemade marzipan-cherry jam. Unfortunately, there's no Kurmanci under the category, so I clicked on Turkish.
Thanks in advance 🙂
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In Kurdish (Kurmanji), there is no specific word for marzipan, therefore the word “marzipan” is often used, as in German. So you could just use the word Marzipan to your mother-in-law and say that it’s a German specialty if she doesn’t know it.
You could tell her in Kurdish:
“Te dixwazî birçî marmelada kirîs û marzipanî min bixwî?”
(Do you want to try my homemade cherry marzipan jam?)
If she speaks Turkish, you could also say, “Ev kirazlı marzipan reçelimden denemek ister misin?”
Thank you very much:)
This is a name and no word
Like Thomas or Rohat
That’s not a name it’s a food as with us onion, in England onion and curly biwas .
It’s difficult. We Kurds don’t eat marzipan. That’s why I don’t know how to say that in Kurdish. The term “Shirinayi” would be most suitable for this. Is your husband Kurd?.
Well, I’m a Kurd and probably know more Kurds than you. There is no marzipan. We eat our own dishes. Germans also eat more scavengers than Döner. And you’re German? If so, did you learn curd in these 12 years?
Somehow my writing looks so funny you can read my message?
Could read it, but a bit strange
Marzipan becamepresumably first in Persia, today’s Iranmade. It came to Europe in the Middle Ages with the Arabs, through Spain, where it became popular.
Not at all. Marzipan was originally from the Orient and came across Spain with the Arabs to Europe. For a long time, the treats were reserved for kings and nobles, as the ingredients were very precious.
There are generally no Kurds. It’s also a German court. We Kurds have our own dishes
With us in Rojava and Northern Syria, there is no such thing in Northern iraq either.
Yes sweet almonds should be understandable
Yeah, what I wanted to say there are many who eat marzipan but they never say the word maybe I just say sweet almonds or something