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  • Mos
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    Good job, its not like they check your DNA to see if you are full Armenian or not, its what you do and feel towards the Armenian culture is what really counts

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  • RSNATION
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    Originally posted by Mos View Post
    well look just because u live in America does not mean u are half American half Armenian. And also an armenian is an armenian full or half, just remember to always perserve your heritage, go to Armenia as often as you can, and of course make sure you know Armenian!! The rest does not count as much
    I consider myself full Armenian. I speak Armenian, go to Armenian church, and read everything I can about our history and culture. I know many half-Armenians who are like me. I live in the New England and there are many half and quarter Armenians who are very involved.

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  • Fedayeen
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    Originally posted by RSNATION View Post
    Yeah, I eat well
    I envy you. No joke.

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  • Mos
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    well look just because u live in America does not mean u are half American half Armenian. And also an armenian is an armenian full or half, just remember to always perserve your heritage, go to Armenia as often as you can, and of course make sure you know Armenian!! The rest does not count as much

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  • RSNATION
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    Originally posted by Fedayeen View Post
    Interesting
    Yeah, I eat well

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  • Fedayeen
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    Originally posted by RSNATION View Post
    Half Armenian, a quarter Greek and a quarter Italian
    Interesting

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  • RSNATION
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    Originally posted by Fedayeen View Post
    Those who are half and half, what is your other half?
    Half Armenian, a quarter Greek and a quarter Italian

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  • dani87
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    my mother is syriac/aramean and because most people don't get what i'm talking about when i say this i have a wiki link



    and my father is armenian....and so am i in heart (Y)

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  • Fedayeen
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    Those who are half and half, what is your other half?

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  • RSNATION
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    Originally posted by melikianAvak View Post
    If you are Armenian in your heart, it does not mater what the percentage is.
    I call you Armenian.
    I'm technically only half Armenian but consider myself full Armenian.

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