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    • Boys and girls,

      Most of what is posted here, yes mum dad and nene use them, are Turkish and Arabic.

      haydeh, babam, yalla (ya'allah actually),

      Our parents were brought up in Arab countries and they sometimes forget that using little harmless words that might better describe something is gradually destroying our language.

      You say it's harmless? What language will your kids speak?

      If they dont sound Armenian they probably arn't. Kids, try not to use these words.

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      • what hayde is not Armenian ??? are you serious ? ....I knew it was greek but I thought it was also used in Armenian

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        • There's that "agam" word, it's kinda like "babam" only a whole lot more euhh....never mind. it's usually used in beirut, specifically bourj hammoud where all armenians are. it's real funny actually. and who knew that the actual term of "derrig" is "hankestapetchotz"? LOL....or that "hoover" is called "poshagoul".

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          • Re: Armenian Slang & Idioms

            Հա, ես վարժուած եմ «կոր» գործածել որովհետեւ, ամէն ուրիշ մարդու պէս, ես միշտ կը լսէի իմ մայրս, հայրս, եւ ուրիշ ազգականներս գործածել: Բայց, ես հիմա գիտեմ որ սխալ քերականութիւն է, ուրեմն ես միշտ կը փորձեմ չի գործածել: Նաեւ, ես հարցում մը ունիմ: Ես արեւմտեան հայերէն եմ (մասնաւորութեամբ Պէյրութահայ եւ Քուէյթահայ), եւ կ'ուզեմ գիտնալ եթէ լաւ կ'ըլլայ որ ես արեւելեան հայերէն սորվիմ, որովհետեւ ես կը սկամ որ սխալ հայերէն կը խօսիմ երբ ես արեւմտեան հայերէն կը խօսիմ քանի որ արեւելեան հայերէնը ինքնատիպն է:

            (Ya, I'm used to using "gor" because, like everyone else, I always heard my mom, dad, and other relatives use it. But, now I know that it's incorrect grammar, so I always try not to use it. Also, I have a question. I'm Western Armenian (specifically Lebanese Armenian and Kuwait Armenian), and I want to know if I should learn Eastern Armenian, because I feel like I speak incorrect Armenian when I speak Western Armenian since Eastern Armenian was the original. )
            Last edited by Էլիա; 03-24-2007, 06:10 PM.

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            • Re: Armenian Slang & Idioms

              Am i the only one having trouble reading his Armenian Font, eventhough his repeating it in english. Why not just type it in English at once.
              If your a Left Handed person like me, you are truly unique.

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                ^What kind of trouble are you having reading it? Is it the computer or you don't understand it or what?

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                • Re: Armenian Slang & Idioms

                  For the record, neither Eastern nor Western Armenian is the "original."

                  Both dialects are derived from Krapar. One set of dialects* developed on lands we call "Western Armenia." The other set of dialects* developed on lands we call "Eastern Armenia."

                  Eastern Armenian became the official language of Armenia due to historical happenstance and circumstance. That Western Armenian was relegated to the Diaspora does not make it less correct, original, or valuable.

                  * = I use the plural form because, as we know, both Eastern and Western Armenian were crafted from the regional dialects in their resspective regions.

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                  • Re: Armenian Slang & Idioms

                    Կրնա՞ս ինծի Գրաբառի օրինակ տաս, որովհետեւ ես դեռ շփոթուած եմ:

                    Could you please give me an example of Krapar because I'm still confused?

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                    • Re: Armenian Slang & Idioms

                      Originally posted by Էլիա
                      Կրնա՞ս ինծի Գրաբառի օրինակ տաս, որովհետեւ ես դեռ շփոթուած եմ:

                      Could you please give me an example of Krapar because I'm still confused?
                      Եկեղեցու շարականները գրաբար են, որ կարծում եմ աւելի մօտ լինեն արեւմտահայերէնին:

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