Remembering the First Crusade at Avarayr

[Էլիա]

Re: Remembering the First Crusade at Avarayr

^Լուիսն, մենք այդ երգը կ'երգենք իմ հայերէն դպրոցիս մէջ: Շատ լաւ երգ է...

(Lucin, we sing that song in my Armenian school. It's a very good song...)

[MrLeftyHye]

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^Լուիսն, մենք այդ երգը կ'երգեմ իմ հայերէն դպրոցիս մէջ: Շատ լաւ երգ է...

(Lucin, we sing that song in my my Armenian school. It's a very good song...)

Thats a classic song.

[Էլիա]

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^lol, I thought you couldn't read Armenian?

[Navid]

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Be quiet Persian scum.

Interestingly and sadly, the brillinat and informative article by the "Armenian",
has ended up in nonesense comments by others. I'm not even sure that the Parthiapride guy is a Persian. Usually, Persians like and respect the Armenians
and their history.

If a person who has an agenda (paid by Ankara), makes an undecent comment, one should not reply to it and fall in the trap. Instead of commemorating and sharing the interesting article by the "Armenian" blogger, we have ended up talking about nonesense and make fun at the Persians.

Armenia has survived centuries of annihilations, wars, conquests and imperial ambitions by other powers like Russia, Turkey, etc... Yet, Armenians have managed to survive and hang on to their beautiful culture and language. Obviously, as stated by the "Armenian" guy, Christianity have played a major role in safeguarding the Armenian identity. And Armenians should be proud of themselves.

[karoaper]

Re: Remembering the First Crusade at Avarayr

Interestingly and sadly, the brillinat and informative article by the "Armenian",
has ended up in nonesense comments by others. I'm not even sure that the Parthiapride guy is a Persian. Usually, Persians like and respect the Armenians
and their history.

If a person who has an agenda (paid by Ankara), makes an undecent comment, one should not reply to it and fall in the trap. Instead of commemorating and sharing the interesting article by the "Armenian" blogger, we have ended up talking about nonesense and make fun at the Persians.

Armenia has survived centuries of annihilations, wars, conquests and imperial ambitions by other powers like Russia, Turkey, etc... Yet, Armenians have managed to survive and hang on to their beautiful culture and language. Obviously, as stated by the "Armenian" guy, Christianity have played a major role in safeguarding the Armenian identity. And Armenians should be proud of themselves.

Well said! As far as parthiapride, that little shyster is a self-hating so-called Armenian, not because he respects Parthia btw.