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  • #151
    b nice u 2

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    • #152
      Fine, I'll ignore her from now on. Sorry.

      Eh Che Ka, nakhajashi hamar inch gerar aysor?




      Vorosh mege hima jnnelen bidi bayti.

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      • #153
        who is the arrogant one... you are pathetic... anamot, anshnork, anhamest, baroyakanits otar yev zrveats...

        you are ignorant... there is no hope for you, asdvats ir yerese dartsrel e yeznits... you poor thing... just dont get your drool all over the key board...

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        • #154
          Anhamest and anshnork you say? Coming from the person who qualified Arevmdahayeren as a village dialec, and who still, for God knows what deranged reason, claims that we called Arevelahayeren inferior?

          I'll just let the burden of proof speak for itself.

          Moooooooooving on to saner grounds...

          "Anush ella" is another cute saying. Literally translated, it would be "let it be sweet".

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          • #155
            Yes! Just ignore it all, and....

            DANCE, Dants, DANCE!!! (sorry.... couldn't resist)

            Man....there was one my dad used to use whenever we'd get a call from my grandparents (his side).

            Mendz maires "Inch bes ek?"
            Hayres "Bombayi bes"

            ....wtf???

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            • #156
              Crimson: OMG "Bombayi Bes"!!!!! My cousins in Haleb use that all the time.

              Pear: Walla ays ardva nakhajashs shad barz er. Meg moz mun er yeghadz cheghadzuh. Isg toon? Hajis deghegatsoor zis ampoghch orva untatskin koo geradzneroot masin. *hreshdagi jbid*

              OMG you know you'll have me laughing on the floor everytime you use "jnnil" hahaha Jinen vsdah em bayter mnatser e arten.

              heyyy I just thought of another word you probably know and use! "halbat" -- meaning "of course." gu kordadzek took? trkeren e terevs.

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              • #157
                looooooool, halbat menk miayn gadagi hamar ge kordzadzenk. Khoshis goo ka. Meymn al Heraldeh. Mer paregam Bolsahay endaninkere dzaghreloo hamar hajeli parer en. Anshooshd, it's all in good fun.

                Yes ays ardoo miayn mi kani bskuyt gera (funny word, lol). Pan me glleloo khatrin perans tri.

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                • #158
                  Originally posted by Che_Ka
                  Crimson: OMG "Bombayi Bes"!!!!! My cousins in Haleb use that all the time.

                  Pear: Walla ays ardva nakhajashs shad barz er. Meg moz mun er yeghadz cheghadzuh. Isg toon? Hajis deghegatsoor zis ampoghch orva untatskin koo geradzneroot masin. *hreshdagi jbid*

                  OMG you know you'll have me laughing on the floor everytime you use "jnnil" hahaha Jinen vsdah em bayter mnatser e arten.

                  heyyy I just thought of another word you probably know and use! "halbat" -- meaning "of course." gu kordadzek took? trkeren e terevs.
                  Ok, my Armenian is probably pretty horrible, but here goes....

                  Votch, as pare chem lsats. Menk "of course-in" hamar "hargav" gsank.

                  "Pande gnats?"
                  "Hargav! Inch ouzoum es? Martin spanets!"

                  .....Ok, that was a graphic example, but you get the idea....

                  Vochar "jnnil" lsadzem. Chem gider inch asele ais pare.

                  Hope that made sense. My dad's not Halebtsi, so that's why I never understood where the hell he got that damn phrase from.

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                  • #159
                    and all the words i posted were not good, or funny? or maybe they didnt fit in your little head... i see there is always something wrong with arevelahayeren slangs and idioms, but the word like bombayi bes, which i have heard and i love it and i think its really funny, nonetheless i didnt hear an out cry of the armenian police (che-ka and diar) about that word, well actually any other word that they didnt already know, but which is not in armenian...

                    apperantly we (people from armenia), our slangs, idioms, sayings, pros, etc... are not correct, and there was a need for che-ka to argue with me about it for days... and when it comes to words that you say that are obviously not armenian, well thats ok, because you said it, so it doesnt matter...

                    i didnt make up the fact that you did in fact call Arevelahayeren inferior... you said that it is incorrect and that the this is the reason why your precious ignorant brain wont accept it... you did say it... and then you attempted to back off by saying, i didnt really say that, if you couldnt tell i was being sarcastic, or "i actually ment something else"... i didnt pull it out of thin air like the grammer of WA, I READ IT IN YOUR POST... you specifically said, "EA is in fact not real armenian, that rather it is soviet armenian" which implied means, it is BS, i am not from another planet, as it may seem that way to people who havent been told the truth to their face (che-ka and diar), and i read your posts and thats exactly what i have gotten from you (specifically che-ka and not diar), diar you started to insult me right off the bat, i guess you are protecting your friend che-ka... thats fine...

                    jnnil - now where is the armenian police? che-ka, calling che-ka... where are you? arent you going to come and tell this person that what they are saying is not armenian, and therefore doesnt belong to this thread like you did for me? ohhh wait a minute, it is WA... oh it may be arabic and we all know that THAT is armenian... or maybe it isnt, and che-ka just happens to be especially hostile to EAs... nevermind che-ka, it is safe to say words in persian, turkish, and arabic, (as long as they are not coming from EA) BUT what i have learned from you is that saying words in EA, well thats just not acceptable, it is soviet armenian, and thats not good...

                    got it... thanks capitan!

                    according to che-ka armenians in armenia do not speak armenian, rather they speak soviet armenian, and if thats the case then i should go tell my parents off for moving back to armenia and having me there, SHAME on them... now if i can just get some information about how i can covert myself to a WA, and become a true real armenian, i'd really appreciate it... you have really OPENED my eyes, and now i see the correct path... WOW!

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                    • #160
                      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?
                      NO... I like the way they talk... too cute to be on pm!
                      I'm actually getting good at it, now I understand every single word they say! I found out today, my dad's second cousins are Arevmedahay... all the siblings are from Beirut! Interesting... (wait don't bash me, I know you guys are from Haleb lol)

                      PS I sense a "thread closed" coming...

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