Grammatic comparisons in Tunceli and Bingöl dialects

This study aims at a comprehensive research comparing the grammatical structures between the Southern and Northern dialects of the Zazaki language. A detailed examination of the grammatical differences between Southern Zazaki and Northern Zazaki will allow an in-depth understanding of Zazaki grammar and the identification of similarities and differences between these dialects. In the study, the basic grammatical structures of both dialects, such as inflection of nouns, inflection of verbs, sentence structure and postpositions, will be discussed in a comparative manner. In addition to these structural differences between Southern and Northern Zazaki, common features will also be emphasized and the similarities and differences in the grammatical structure of both dialects will be examined in depth. The contribution of this research to the literature will help us better understand the regional diversity and grammatical structure of the Zaza language. Comparative analysis of Zazaki grammar between Southern and Northern dialects will enable linguists and researchers to better understand the relationship between these dialects and offer a new perspective in the field of linguistics. In conclusion, this study aims to fill an important gap in the field of linguistics by presenting a comparative analysis of Zazaki grammar between Southern and Northern dialects. The regional diversity of the Zazaki language and the effects of this diversity on its grammatical structure will be the main focus of this study. The results of this research will help us develop a more in-depth understanding of the general grammatical features of Zazaki in linguistics research.