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  • #141
    It's a direct translation of a turkish song.

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    • #142
      Oh, and our dancing was kick a$$. There were Bulgarian, Russian, Spanish and Québécois dancers, but I can humbly say that we were the best of em all.

      On their way out of the hall, many of the members of the troop who weren't dancing, but had come to watch overheard the members of the audience saying things like "oh, the Armenians were clearly the best" and "Who knew Armenian dances were so entertaining" and so on.

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      • #143
        Hargav!

        Bravo dghas. Mishd partsr bahe Ho-Hi-Ta...no wait, hay anoonuh. hee hee.

        (haydni e vor oogheghs choor gu gdrigor?? vaghuh ardoo had mun al knootyoon oonim. that'll be 2 down, 3 to go.)

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        • #144
          Mi khentatsner indzi ha...ho hi ta, mo hi ta, yevayln.

          Lavakuyn maghtankners yegogh knootyoonneroot hamar. Yes al knootyoon oonenaloo em ays shapat havanapar, payts deghyag chem.

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          • #145
            Kidtsa te shad bidi havneir im ayt "slip of the tongue"-in. lol

            Shad shnorhagal em koo azniv maghtankneroot hamar. Nmanabes im maghtankners g'ooghargem tebi Canada. Payts deghiag ches mu? Ham knootyoon bidi das, ham al deghiag ches...anhavadali pan... *big grin*

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            • #146
              Ge neres, esadz-t polorovin chi hasgtsa vorovhedev vorosh par me kordzadzetsir vor hsdagoren hayeren cher.

              Inch vor e...dzoor nsdink, shidag khosink..as CEGEP esvadz-en aytkan tsantsratsank vor al shad chem mdahokvadz knootyoon mnootyoonneroo masin. Miayn ays mi kani shapatn al togh antsni vor verchabes hamalsaran hasnim, ou verch!

              Yes vazem tebi angoghin.

              Kisher pari!

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              • #147
                is it possible for people to have their personal conversations through the great and wonderful PM system that is established here? ohh probably not considering the people who are talking are the bosses of all that is armenian... and that includes the armenianclub forum...

                i thought this was an Armenian Slang and Idiom thread? do I have that wrong? did i read it incorrectly? let me see........ umm... nope... i read it correctly, and my memory had not failed me... please take your personal kiss arses to the PM route, this thread is for Armenian slangs and idoms (not idiots)...

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                • #148
                  bari gisher yev louise bari...

                  Haaaazzziv prtsank...

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                  • #149
                    here's the latest hip slang from Armenia,

                    call anyone you see "hopar" and then force them to drink shots of vodka. A good way to make friends.

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                    • #150
                      Originally posted by nunechka
                      is it possible for people to have their personal conversations through the great and wonderful PM system that is established here? ohh probably not considering the people who are talking are the bosses of all that is armenian... and that includes the armenianclub forum...

                      i thought this was an Armenian Slang and Idiom thread? do I have that wrong? did i read it incorrectly? let me see........ umm... nope... i read it correctly, and my memory had not failed me... please take your personal kiss arses to the PM route, this thread is for Armenian slangs and idoms (not idiots)...
                      If you look at those conversations, most of them have Armenian slangs and weird sayings in them, making them very related to the topic at hand.

                      You sure are very arrogant for someone who has absolutely nothing to offer.

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