Hookah said:Don't they speak in syrani or suryoyo or whatever? I've tried to listen to their music before, I can usually only pick up on like 40-50% of the words. Is all the programming in western assyrian?
azadoota said:Anki
i get confused with that tv station
is there two with the similar name
one is pro aramean and the other is pro assyrian?
or is it one channel?
azadoota said:Anki
i get confused with that tv station
is there two with the similar name
one is pro aramean and the other is pro assyrian?
or is it one channel?
baklawa said:Totally agreed. Although my husband has a renewed dislike for our media outlets right now. Anytime Suroyo TV shows an east Assyrian singer performing at their functions (which is often), he shoots me a dirty look and yells, "Bikhzayit?!" Then goes on a rant about how east Assyrians are "shotanayeh" because we never bring performers like Habib Mousa or Addo Rahwi to our parties :bangin:
Send me the song I will translate it for you lol I can't tell whats that qooshkafeh word means, maybe you write it wrong or pronounce it wrong way, not sure about it, but if I listen to it I may know what is it.shamirum said:Someone who better understands the Western dialect, goodness, PLEASE tell me, what are "qoosh'kafeh"???
Seriously, when I first heard the singer singing that song on Suryoyo TV, I thought he was saying something completely different. My mom, sister, and I had a great time making up our own dirty lyrics. YES, I said my mom, somehow we got her to join us and it was a real bonding moment...
:blush2:
riza o shourba said:There are two stations in Sweden.
1) SUROYO TV - Assyrian station
2) SURYOYO SAT - Aramean station
Suryoyo SAT lacks proper funding and really they're barely surviving. The have very poor programing and are rarely watched. In fact, many of the people who consider themselves Aramean tend to watch Suroyo TV instead (according to some of my friends in Sweden).
shamirum said:Someone who better understands the Western dialect, goodness, PLEASE tell me, what are "qoosh'kafeh"???
Seriously, when I first heard the singer singing that song on Suryoyo TV, I thought he was saying something completely different. My mom, sister, and I had a great time making up our own dirty lyrics. YES, I said my mom, somehow we got her to join us and it was a real bonding moment...
:blush2:
azadoota said:Man all we have here in Australia is Kurdishtar TV
I want SUROYO TV![]()
they show Assyriska games also wouldnt mind Ashur TV.
GodismyJudge said:Everytime we see Sargonta we smile, she makes us smile. It is really funny when she says Shlama blabla and my parents then say Bsheiiinooooo( jahni Pshenaa
). They adore her haha.
baklawa said:Totally agreed. Although my husband has a renewed dislike for our media outlets right now. Anytime Suroyo TV shows an east Assyrian singer performing at their functions (which is often), he shoots me a dirty look and yells, "Bikhzayit?!" Then goes on a rant about how east Assyrians are "shotanayeh" because we never bring performers like Habib Mousa or Addo Rahwi to our parties :bangin:
shamirum said:Someone who better understands the Western dialect, goodness, PLEASE tell me, what are "qoosh'kafeh"???
Seriously, when I first heard the singer singing that song on Suryoyo TV, I thought he was saying something completely different. My mom, sister, and I had a great time making up our own dirty lyrics. YES, I said my mom, somehow we got her to join us and it was a real bonding moment...
:blush2:
mishtutho said:Well The Madenhoyo dont know the mentioned singers Habib Mousa and Addo..etc,But the maerwoyos know the eastern Assyrian singers.I was in Europe and they had Linda George and Walter Aziz at Suroyo TV parties all over Europe.
riza o shourba said:I can't stand Ishtar TV. Full of BS Kurdish propaganda. I prefer SuroyoTV over any of the other Assyrian programming.