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  • #61
    Originally posted by leana
    baron dants yes pararanin metch pndretsi & chi kda gojag parin miyaseragan imasde... artyok joghovrtagan hasarag par me ne?
    ayo...poghotsayinneroo khosk.

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    • #62
      Inchiii masin go khosakh, vorhedeveeh yes' chemgornargor oodem cher khosgerha

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      • #63
        Originally posted by Thai-Samurai
        Inchiii masin go khosakh, vorhedeveeh yes' chemgornargor oodem cher khosgerha
        translation: Inchii masin ge khosseek, vorhovedev, yess chem gernargor (oodem? You mean "eating?") haskenal, tsser khosgeren

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        • #64
          Leana: Parev! Oorakh em vor ays nuit-in mech sgsar krelou. Hishetootsir zis for bedk e koo message-t badaskhanem!! lol Sorry! Midkes polorovin pakhav.

          Payts meg pan mu g'oozei usel. Hos, Los Angeles-i mech, gan kani mu hasdadootyoonner oor grnank arevelaheyeren sorvil. Anshooshd amenen kidtsvadzn e Chamlian Azkayin Varjaran-u, oor ashagerdneru hayeren lezvi baheroon gu pajnvin yergooki - meg khoompu gu sorvi arevmdahayeren, isg muisn al arevelahayeren. Chamlianu gu kdnvi LA-i Glendale taghamasin mech, oor g'abrin yergoo parparnerou khosoghner...shad tiverov.

          Arshag Dikranian Varjaranu gu kdnvi Hollywood-i mech, oor hayeroun medzamasnoutyoonu gu khosi arevelahayeren, ooremn terevs ayt tbrotsn al arevelahayeren gu sorvetsne - payts pavarar deghegootyoon choonim.

          Haygagan varjarannere zad, zanazan oorish michotsnerov grnank arevelahayeren sorvil. Meg hadn e Glendale College-i tasuntatskneru. Naev, LA-i mech gan shad oorish hamalsaranner oor grnank sorvil yergoo parparneru (CSUN, UCLA, etc).

          Tasakirkerou masin yes loor choonim payts...
          Last edited by Che_Ka; 12-27-2004, 01:17 PM.

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          • #65
            Vorosh chapov gu hamatsaynim. Payts yete voch parpar - ooremn inch par kodzadzenk ngarakrelou hamar ays darperoutyoonneru?

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            • #66
              Originally posted by !EEK
              translation: Inchii masin ge khosseek, vorhovedev, yess chem gernargor (oodem? You mean "eating?") haskenal, tsser khosgeren
              No I beleive I said; "Inchi masin g' kosik? Vorohedev yes chem hasganum tzer asatz' " Now wasn't that better?

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              • #67
                Originally posted by IfonlyIcared
                i think if u dont or cant speak the armenian language or in fact practice the armenian culture u have no right to say u are armenian
                You say "or", what if someone meets one of those qualifications but not the other? Are they just half Armenians then? What if there are extenuating circumstances for why they can't speak Armenian?

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                • #68
                  Originally posted by gaucho
                  I think you're wrong.
                  and a majority of East Coast Armenians prove that. (Armenians from Boston, Philadelphia, NY, etc...)
                  they're 3rd or 4th or even 5th generation American Armenians...they come from pure Armenian families, they're very Armenian spirited. they work hard for the Armenian cause... in different organizations... without knowing a word of Armenian.(except for "parev" with an accent )
                  I've met and made friends with a lot of em.
                  Thank you gaucho, that's exactly what I was getting at- me being a Philadelphia Armenian. I despise the way some Armenians like IDontCare
                  like to put themselves above me because they know more Armenian and therefor are "real Armenians". I will not have anyone tell me who feel more or less Armenian than me. It's possible to grow up speaking it but hate your nationality, its totally unfair to those who don't know it to classify all that don't know it is a non-real Armenian. Besides, I could look down on all of you for barely being Americans. I've had many more generations living here than most of the "real Armenians".

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                  • #69
                    Re: armenian language now

                    I can't remember the name of the British language scholar who studied Armenian but he said (Armenian is the language one speaks when they talk with God)--Artashes

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                    • #70
                      Re: armenian language now

                      Originally posted by Artashes View Post
                      I can't remember the name of the British language scholar who studied Armenian but he said (Armenian is the language one speaks when they talk with God)--Artashes
                      Probably Charles Dowsett.
                      Plenipotentiary meow!

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