Armenian

[jahannam]

well you didn't lose ME!
as for arevmdahye oughakrootyoon, it has its own rules as to what letter comes after or before what letter. it doesn't work by "guessing" as you claim.

[Arvestaked]

I know what you mean.
K; KG; G
D; DT; T

[xBaron Dants]

Originally posted by jahannam well you didn't lose ME!
as for arevmdahye oughakrootyoon, it has its own rules as to what letter comes after or before what letter. it doesn't work by "guessing" as you claim.

Yea, I know. But that is the case with many people as the rules haven't always been taught appropriately, and there is no phoetic "evidence" as opposed to arevelahyeren.


And Arvestaked, that is exactly what I meant. Thank you for clarifying.

[Artsakhtsi]

Originally posted by jahannam mi patar in arevmdahyeren is:
badar me
and it means a bite.

see, there is a difference there .....

[Anonymouse]

If Armenians themselves have this much difficulty with their own language, imagine an odar.

[fstkhnan]

it doesn't beat the" Arabic" in its difficulty though, but yeah it is pretty hard!

[jahannam]

Originally posted by fstkhnan it doesn't beat the" Arabic" in its difficulty though, but yeah it is pretty hard!

"ouh ouh check me out, I know Arabic"

[xBaron Dants]

Originally posted by jahannam "ouh ouh check me out, I know Arabic"

umm, yea...it CERTAINLY isn't as tough as french either...french is pretty damn hard. Trust me, EYE (as jahannam would say) would know. But yea, it still is pretty hard...I wouldn't know if it beats french though.

[Anonymouse]

But French doesn't have every sound in the language, that your throat and tongue can possibly convey, as Armenian does, rather it isn't as precise or sharpened, no?

[xBaron Dants]

Originally posted by Anonymouse But French doesn't have every sound in the language, that your throat and tongue can possibly convey, as Armenian does, rather it isn't as precise or sharpened, no?

I was just kidding about french being tougher than armenian.

Except cantonese and all, I would guess that getting all the sounds right in armenian would be the hardest.

French doesn't have the tch, J (hard J), kh, gk, dt, bp, or even r, which is pronounced as "gh".