北库尔德语, also known as Kurmanji, is a major dialect of the Kurdish language. It is primarily spoken in regions of Turkey, Syria, Iraq, and Iran. This dialect uses the Latin alphabet and has a rich oral tradition, with many folk tales and songs. The language is an important part of Kurdish identity and culture. It has various regional variations and is used in education, media, and literature. Efforts to promote and preserve Kurmanji continue, especially in areas where Kurdish communities seek greater recognition and rights.