How to Resurrecting Lost Languages

When you lose your language, you lose your soul. When you revive your language, you don't only revive its sounds, its words, its morphemes and its phonemes. You revive the whole identity.Kurdish Dersim zaza speaker communities that have reclaimed their ancestral language, I observed greatly improved physical and mental health. I see a sharp drop in incidences of suicide, alcoholism, addiction and diabetes - problems that unfortunately are rife amongst ethnic minority people across world.This give the states enough cause to support language revival programmes through healthcare funding from tax payers' money.Zaza is an Indo-European language spoken primarily in eastern Turkey Kurdish Town Dersim region.known as Kird, Kirmanc or Dimili) Zazas generally consider themselves Kurds, and are often described as Zaza Kurds by scholars.Turkish state sought to create a nation-state based on one language and attempted to eliminate the use of other languages, particularly Kurdish, through severe regulations and prohibitions Turkish became the lingua franca for all citizens to speak.learn some basic phrases that will help you communicate.
Below are some greetings.

Say Hello : Slaw! , Dem Baş!/ Silav/ Silam/choni/dam bash
Say How are you: Chonî? / Tu başî?/ Xasîd?, Xweşîd?/Chakid?
Say I'm fine: Çakim , Xasim/ başim/ Xasim/bashm
Say Thank you: Supas/ Spas/ Spas/dast xosh
Say Yes: balê /arê / Erî
Say No: Ne / Na/ Ne/naxer
Say I : Mn / Ez/ Me
Say You(singular): To / Tu/ To
Say He/She: Aw/ Ewe/ Ewe, Üwe
Say We : Éme / Em/ Éme
Say You(Plural): Éwe / Hun/ Éwe
Say They: Ewan
Say Good morning: Beyanî baş/ spêde baş/ Şewekî Xweş
Say Good Afternoon: Nîwerro baş/
Say Good Evening: Éwar baş /Evar baş/ Éware Xweş
Say Good Night: Şew baş/ Şev baş/ Şew Xweş/shaw shahd
Say Goodbye: Xwa-legell(Xwa= God / Legell= With) in other words God be with you./ Mal Ava/ Binîşîte Xweş