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I wrote a poem in Armenian.

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  • D3ADSY
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    Re: I wrote a poem in Armenian.



    Maybe after HyeWayCop helps me out with some of his jokes.

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  • ace
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    Re: I wrote a poem in Armenian.

    Originally posted by D3ADSY
    Finding an Armenian GF/wife. But she has to be hawt!

    Do you have a sister Ace?
    Not one that would ever be interested in you

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  • D3ADSY
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    Re: I wrote a poem in Armenian.

    Originally posted by ace
    An effort to do what?
    Finding an Armenian GF/wife. But she has to be hawt!

    Do you have a sister Ace?

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  • ace
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    Re: I wrote a poem in Armenian.

    Some people PM'd me asking for an english translation, which I do have - but I dunno if I should post it, I feel like it'll take away the aesthetic beauty of the poem.

    Does anybody else want the english version?

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  • ace
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    Re: I wrote a poem in Armenian.

    Originally posted by D3ADSY
    It's ok, I'm making an effort. Right here on this website.
    An effort to do what?

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  • D3ADSY
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    Re: I wrote a poem in Armenian.

    It's ok, I'm making an effort. Right here on this website.

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  • ace
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    Re: I wrote a poem in Armenian.

    Originally posted by Armenian
    Well, just know that generally speaking it is Armenian men who marry otars. Also, Armenian men place so much "hetamnac" expectations upon a "wife" that many times Armenian women think its simply better to marry non-Armenian men. I think Armenian men should first learn to grow up and act like men, instead of the mama's boys we see running around today. For Armenian men from the middle east and the Armenian Republic, a women is either a w-h-o-r-e or a saint, there is nothing in between.

    And that is why many Armenian women are trying their luck out side of our community.
    Very true.

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  • Crissy
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    Re: I wrote a poem in Armenian.

    I can't get the Armenian font on this PC (am at work) anyway you can type it up in english and send it to me ace???

    thanks

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  • Armenian
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    Re: I wrote a poem in Armenian.

    Originally posted by ace
    Thank you, well, personally, I found writing about a man to be rather hard and I couldn't really be as poetic as I could with a woman. And the poem started off because I met a full blooded Armenian who had married into another race, then divorced, and her kid, though conscious of being Armenian, has no ounce of Armenian heritage in her, nor does she know the language. I could say shes actually quite insecure about her heritage.

    The poem was actually inspired by a curtain individual - if that answers your question. But yes, shame on the men too - shame on all of them.
    Well, just know that generally speaking it is Armenian men who marry otars. Also, Armenian men place so much "hetamnac" expectations upon a "wife" that many times Armenian women think its simply better to marry non-Armenian men. I think Armenian men should first learn to grow up and act like men, instead of the mama's boys we see running around today. For Armenian men from the middle east and the Armenian Republic, a women is either a w-h-o-r-e or a saint, there is nothing in between.

    And that is why many Armenian women are trying their luck out side of our community.

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  • ace
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    Originally posted by HyeWayCop
    So does it make you less of an Armenian if you cant read armenian? What if you were born somewhere & never introduced to the Armenian language? Than whats your response to that.
    Yes it does actually, being "Armenian" is not tied by blood, its by culture - the more you are involved with the culture the more "Armenian" you are. And our language, in my opionin, is a necessity when someone considers him/herself "Armenian." You SHOULD know how to read and write, without our language and alphabet, we would either have NO Armenia or a divided one.

    As for your second situation, well, theres a difference between KNOWING your Armenian and willingly NOT learning it, as opposed to never knowing. I'm not going to make it easier on those of you who don't speak Armenian, bring down the standard of "what is Armenian" and say "it's ok if you dont know the language." Because its not.

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