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   XPost: soc.culture.turkish, soc.culture.europe, soc.culture.usa   
   XPost: soc.culture.kurdish   
   From: smyrna@isgreek.org   
      
   Ali Asker wrote:   
   > Kurdish Still Not Recognized In The Parliament   
   >   
   > The Kurdish words used in the discussions in the Parliament received   
   > promotion and became "a bunch of words in a non-Turkish language".   
   > They were previously defined as words from an unknown language.   
   >   
   > In December 27, Gültan Kýþanak, a Democratic Society Party (DTP)   
   > deputy, brought up the problem in the speech she made about the   
   > Kurdish broadcasting of the Turkish State Television (TRT). She   
   > reminded that despite the Kurdish TV channel in the TRT, the Kurdish   
   > language was still described as an unknown language in the Parliament.   
   >   
   > Therefore Speaker Köksal Toptan said it would have been nice if they   
   > could have described it as "a non-Turkish language" and asked the   
   > stenographers to use this statement for the Kurdish words.   
   >   
   > Another DTP deputy, Osman Özçelik, mocked the expression of "unknown   
   > language" by saying "the name of the village, which is Hoþvan in the   
   > unknown language, became Doðanköy in the known language. Previously,   
   > Özçelik had told bianet that the practice was insulting. (BIA,   
   > December 29, 2008)   
      
   Give them 100 more years. Those people are slow.   
      
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