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Yea, which is all the proof I need for ME to be convinced it's an Armenian name... which, by the way is all that matters. If you're not convinced, please go out and find proof for yourself.
I dunno, I've never looked at their birth certificates. How many birth certificates of your family and friends have you ever looked at? It's a stupid question, and why you're so obsessed with proving me wrong on this rather trivial matter amazes me. But, like I stated before, I know many Vanooshs, including my adorable little nephew Vanushik
Came to think of it.. even though I've never actually seen his birth certificate, I was there in the hospital when he was born and named. Does that suffice?
I dunno, I've never looked at their birth certificates. How many birth certificates of your family and friends have you ever looked at? It's a stupid question, and why you're so obsessed with proving me wrong on this rather trivial matter amazes me. But, like I stated before, I know many Vanooshs, including my adorable little nephew Vanushik
Came to think of it.. even though I've never actually seen his birth certificate, I was there in the hospital when he was born and named. Does that suffice?
Hey, I'm not trying to prove you wrong and it's not a stupid question. I'm just saying that they may be called Vanush, but their real name is something else, like Van or something. You know? Armos tend to do that with names. They add -oosh or -ik, etc, to names.
So this may go against this new guy's claim that his name is Armenian. However, if your nephew's name is Vanush, then hey, you're right.
Last edited by thedebutante; 10-22-2004, 10:50 PM.
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