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  • Sako
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    Might be a bit off topic but my Uncle's daughter (23) will be getting married with a really nice Greek guy this year ! Their marriage will take place in a month or two in Greece and there's a great chance me and my family will be there.

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  • despina
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    Originally posted by Mos View Post
    I'm going to learn Ancient Greek next year.
    Wow! This is great! You' are gonna love it, but it's difficult a bit for foreigners to learn. First you have to get used to the alphabet.

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  • Mos
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    Originally posted by despina View Post
    Hello dear! thanks a lot for such kindness. I really appreciated that! Ah, I hope I'll learn it somehow, it's nice to see all that alphabet on the screen but when i try to write it down... oooh, it would be much easier to copy Salvador Dali's works
    Thank you thank you thank you! Kisses from Athens!

    Oh btw, if any of you guys are interested in Greek language or culture feel free to ask it so
    I'm going to learn Ancient Greek next year.

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  • despina
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    Originally posted by iFemale View Post
    Hello Despina.

    Firstly, I would like to state that I am pleased to see you are fascinated with the Armenian language.
    It is quite a treat to stumble upon individuals who aren't even Armenian but yet have such desire to find out about the language. I am happy for you and hope you have great success regarding this. You'd be surprised how many Armenians couldn't care less about their own culture, nor the language. And for someone like you who is willing to gain knowledge of such a fortune is lovely, in my view.


    Now, I would like to refer you to a similar thread of Pedro's. He is a forumer just like you, loves the Armenian culture and is willing to learn the lingo, no matter how challenging it may get. He's actually got most of it down already, and that's quite surprising. Check it out for yourself...http://forum.hyeclub.com/showthread.php?t=16482
    Hello dear! thanks a lot for such kindness. I really appreciated that! Ah, I hope I'll learn it somehow, it's nice to see all that alphabet on the screen but when i try to write it down... oooh, it would be much easier to copy Salvador Dali's works
    Thank you thank you thank you! Kisses from Athens!

    Oh btw, if any of you guys are interested in Greek language or culture feel free to ask it so

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  • Sako
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    There's no Santa Claus? Don't tell me there is no Easter bunny either.
    Sorry to break it to ya bro

    There are Armenians that don't even have the slightest clue aside from their last name.
    There are Armenians that go have a blast at Disney World on April 24th cause it's a holiday! I mean you can just see how much they care about their country

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  • Pedro Xaramillo
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    Originally posted by Saco View Post
    Very true.



    Pedro's Armenian really is getting better. I'm going to have to speed up on my Mexican ! I have to catch up to him.
    aww again

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  • Pedro Xaramillo
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    Originally posted by iFemale View Post
    Hello Despina.

    Firstly, I would like to state that I am pleased to see you are fascinated with the Armenian language.
    It is quite a treat to stumble upon individuals who aren't even Armenian but yet have such desire to find out about the language. I am happy for you and hope you have great success regarding this. You'd be surprised how many Armenians couldn't care less about their own culture, nor the language. And for someone like you who is willing to gain knowledge of such a fortune is lovely, in my view.


    Now, I would like to refer you to a similar thread of Pedro's. He is a forumer just like you, loves the Armenian culture and is willing to learn the lingo, no matter how challenging it may get. He's actually got most of it down already, and that's quite surprising. Check it out for yourself...http://forum.hyeclub.com/showthread.php?t=16482
    aww thats so sweet

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  • KanadaHye
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    Originally posted by Saco View Post
    You sound like a girl that just found out Santa Clause doesn't exist. Are you serious? How can you not know that these kinds of Armenians exist? If they didn't exist, we'd be more united and much stronger as a nation (if that wasn't already obvious). To help our people we have to know what the problem is and THIS is one of the biggest problems.

    You can find tons of such Armenians in the US alone! I'm not even talking about Armenians in other countries yet. Does that answer your question or should I go deeper into the subject matter?
    There's no Santa Claus? Don't tell me there is no Easter bunny either . There are Armenians that don't even have the slightest clue aside from their last name.

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  • Sako
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    You sound like a girl that just found out Santa Clause doesn't exist. Are you serious? How can you not know that these kinds of Armenians exist? If they didn't exist, we'd be more united and much stronger as a nation (if that wasn't already obvious). To help our people we have to know what the problem is and THIS is one of the biggest problems.

    You can find tons of such Armenians in the US alone! I'm not even talking about Armenians in other countries yet. Does that answer your question or should I go deeper into the subject matter?

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  • Lucin
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    Originally posted by iFemale View Post
    Hello Despina.

    Firstly, I would like to state that I am pleased to see you are fascinated with the Armenian language.
    It is quite a treat to stumble upon individuals who aren't even Armenian but yet have such desire to find out about the language. I am happy for you and hope you have great success regarding this. You'd be surprised how many Armenians couldn't care less about their own culture, nor the language...

    Care to tell us 'how many'? And where exactly are these Armenians? I as an Armenian want to be 'surprised'.

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