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I thought the question was, "What cultural traits do Armenians share with Jews?"...that was answered more or less...several times.
What cultural traits do Armenians share? Not counting basics that all of the developed and developing world have like 1-1 marriage, raising children, etc? Hmmm
We do share a language even though it varies and may be difficult to understand.
We do share certain foods, although we mostly got them from other groups.
We have our "Armenian" music and dance style.
We have our view of gender roles, child/adult relations, etc.
We have the Armenian church (although not all of us participate)
I'm sure more can be thought of, I'm trying to stay basic. What do you think so far? What can you add?
I thought the question was, "What cultural traits do Armenians share with Jews?"...that was answered more or less...several times.
What cultural traits do Armenians share? Not counting basics that all of the developed and developing world have like 1-1 marriage, raising children, etc? Hmmm
We do share a language even though it varies and may be difficult to understand.
We do share certain foods, although we mostly got them from other groups.
We have our "Armenian" music and dance style.
We have our view of gender roles, child/adult relations, etc.
We have the Armenian church (although not all of us participate)
I'm sure more can be thought of, I'm trying to stay basic. What do you think so far? What can you add?
Sounds right so far
I don't know, I don't consider myself terribly Armenian either, and I don't think grouping people into nationalities is the best and most precise partitioning of human beings. Say, I associate myself with mathematicians of any ethnicity and race, more so than with Armenian taxi-drivers
I was answering the question. I don't think that nationality or ethnicity are good ways to categorize either. That's not what really counts.
Yeah. I didn't mean that I changed my mind, but when I think of what "Armenian" really means, I can't point at anything in particular except those language/religion stuff...
There's also this "jigyarov" property, which would be better called "southern character", but it's not an exclusively Armenian property either...
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