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    Can I ask who really speaks armenian???.........I mean no "zargon", but "clean" armenian. I just, when i was in armenia at 2000, I was shoping there. I asked saleswomen in armenian and she respond me in russian. I think that bad.........why armenian people must speak with another armenians in russian. If I born there (IF I LIVES THERE!!!) so i must speak armenian, or not???

  • #2
    Let's away for nairi to respond, shall we?
    Achkerov kute.

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    • #3
      I can speak and write it, but not as fluently as I'd like.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Martin
        Can I ask who really speaks armenian???.........I mean no "zargon", but "clean" armenian. I just, when i was in armenia at 2000, I was shoping there. I asked saleswomen in armenian and she respond me in russian. I think that bad.........why armenian people must speak with another armenians in russian. If I born there (IF I LIVES THERE!!!) so i must speak armenian, or not???
        Better Russian than rabiz "zargon" as you put it or so called "Diasporan Armenian".

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Tigranes
          Better Russian than rabiz "zargon" as you put it or so called "Diasporan Armenian".
          Russian is a slavic language and it has nothing to do with Armenia.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Red Brigade
            Russian is a slavic language and it has nothing to do with Armenia.
            The second annual Most Useless Post Award goes to.. *drum roll* Red Brigade!

            Looks like you don't even know more recent history. Type in "Soviet Union" on Google

            P.S. We don't need to be taught about our own language. Thanks!

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Red Brigade
              Russian is a slavic language and it has nothing to do with Armenia.
              It has much more to do with Armenian than "rabiz" and other vile turko-semitic dialects many Armenians speak in the Diaspora.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by ArmoBarbi
                The second annual Most Useless Post Award goes to.. *drum roll* Red Brigade!

                Looks like you don't even know more recent history. Type in "Soviet Union" on Google

                P.S. We don't need to be taught about our own language. Thanks!

                I didnt want to hurt your pro Russian feelings created during the Soviet era, but Armenians are not slavs neither the Armenian language has nothing to do with anything slavic.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Tigranes
                  It has much more to do with Armenian than "rabiz" and other vile turko-semitic dialects many Armenians speak in the Diaspora.
                  Russian language has nothing to do with Armenia .Western Armenian is an Armenian dialect,with all the foreign elements it carries. Russian is a foreign slavic language.

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                  • #10
                    Strange that nairi has not graced this thread.
                    Achkerov kute.

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