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  • #11
    Thank you everyone. This is a really great forum and there's so much stuff to read and so much that I didn't know. I'm going to save some things and show them to my friends after I print them out.

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    • #12
      Barev bolorin.

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      • #13
        Originally posted by Vanatsi
        Barev bolorin.
        Welcome to the Forum

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        • #14
          Originally posted by Vanatsi
          Barev bolorin.
          Barev Vanatsi jan, bari-es egel

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          • #15
            Originally posted by Reincarnated Am
            Barev Vanatsi jan, bari-es egel
            Jan means what?we use ''can''in turkish for calling people who is our friend.Especially Alevis use can.

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            • #16
              Originally posted by RUDO
              Jan means what?we use ''can''in turkish for calling people who is our friend.Especially Alevis use can.
              So you basically stole an Armenian word and use it as your own?

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              • #17
                How can you know it?Maybe we(Alevis)find it.And don't say stole I think it is an interaction between nations.

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                • #18
                  Jan is Can that we use in Turkish.

                  I heard that Armenians also use Jiger, in Turkish ciger, which means liver but it is used to show sincerity, like you are my Jiger, I think it is same as saying you are my heart, but it would be only used for somebody you are in love with, you can use Jiger for your friends.

                  I think the word is originally Persian.

                  Originally posted by Casper
                  So you basically stole an Armenian word and use it as your own?

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by Casper
                    So you basically stole an Armenian word and use it as your own?
                    Dude, Jan/Janik/Jigar are all Iranian. We use them because of our close history with ancient Persia. These Turks have a labguage that is sooooooooooo primitve that they have to borrow 90 % of their vocabulary from Arabs, Persians, Europeans, Armenians, Greeks to make any sense. Turkish without Arabic Persian, Latin, etc, the same as talking jibberish.
                    [COLOR="Red"][SIZE="4"][B]The Armenian Genocide is a reality that can not be debated[/B][/SIZE][/COLOR]

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by Armenoid
                      Dude, Jan/Janik/Jigar are all Iranian. We use them because of our close history with ancient Persia. These Turks have a labguage that is sooooooooooo primitve that they have to borrow 90 % of their vocabulary from Arabs, Persians, Europeans, Armenians, Greeks to make any sense. Turkish without Arabic Persian, Latin, etc, the same as talking jibberish.
                      Yes it may be Persian.But it is hard to know these things isn't it?

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