isk inchu voch Hayeren??

[sleuth]

This is what I mean with ignorance. If you want to start teaching Armenian, please learn it first.

es chem sovoretsnum,,es xosumem hayeren....isk du bavakne himarutunet tsuyts tas xndrumem....ev du batsrdazak iravunk chunes im hayerene knnadatelu ko anglerenov... tpavorutun mi stextisr te du gites hayeren...enhakarake du apatsutsumes vor batsardzak angragetes ...ev du andnavorutunes vore uzume paylel storatsnelov dimatsinin....nairi duk voch miayn angragetek aylev EJAN!!!!

[Anonymouse]

Es axcheek shat a sirum ays hyekakan threadera.

[nairi]

ete porstumek hayeren xosel....hayerenum MERSIN shnorhakalutunne

This is what I mean with ignorance. If you want to start teaching Armenian, please learn it first.

[Anonymouse]

ete porstumek hayeren xosel....hayerenum MERSIN shnorhakalutunne

[nairi]

If you knew a little more about me, you'd never call me a purist. I'm still wondering how a language defines culture. Even if all Armenians adopted a new language, they would still be Armenian. If you feel Armenian (whatever the hell that is), then I guess you'll consider yourself Armenian, regardless of the language(s) you speak. Essentially that's what I'm trying to say.

As for your bad language, I'm just pointing out your ignorance. The ignorance of preaching but not practicing. With all the opportunities you have, why don't you take a course in Armenian? I might even end up learning something from you.

[sleuth]

Mersi Inna jan

ete porstumek hayeren xosel....hayerenum MERSIN shnorhakalutunne

[Anonymouse]

Why should I speak a language I'm not fluent in? Just for the fun of it?

I'm not picking on your mistakes; I'm just pointing out a fact. You guys who are such proponents of Armenian language, but who don't even bother to hear it properly.. Is that the language that defines our culture and that you want to pass on to the next generation? I'm sure Mesrop is clapping his hands right now.

I'd rather hand over broken Armenian to the next generation, than no Armenian at all. Quit with your language purist rhetoric, it's ruining the overall thread. Whether bad or good language defines any culture is of no point since the underlying fact is that language does define a culture. If you don't want to speak Armenian, then don't. Those that can't speak Armenian couldn't stomach my question of how I placed them as outcasts. The question remains. If every "Armenian" didn't know the language, what is the point of calling us Armenian? Why not just call us English, French, or Dutch, or wherever you live? That you live afar is no excuse to not speak it, and I myself am no exception. The same language purists seem to have a hard to conceiving this.

[sleuth]

Goneh na hyerenov pataskhanets, inchkan el skhal, du menak knadatum es, oorish ban che. Heto el kangnum asum es asum es te lezun karevor ban chi mekin "hye" nshanakelu hamar, miyajamanak sovats es oorishneri hyereni skhalneri vra.

es voch mi sxal chem arel ...

[nairi]

Why should I speak a language I'm not fluent in? Just for the fun of it?

I'm not picking on your mistakes; I'm just pointing out a fact. You guys who are such proponents of Armenian language, but who don't even bother to hear it properly.. Is that the language that defines our culture and that you want to pass on to the next generation? I'm sure Mesrop is clapping his hands right now.

[Anonymouse]

Goneh na hyerenov pataskhanets, inchkan el skhal, du menak knadatum es, oorish ban che. Heto el kangnum asum es asum es te lezun karevor ban chi mekin "hye" nshanakelu hamar, miyajamanak sovats es oorishneri hyereni skhalneri vra.