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I mostly hear it in the form of someone ordering me to do something. And why would you have to kill him and not want for instance? We're such a rude people. No wonder no one likes us.
Hahaha, it was just an example of what someone would say in a fit of rage. Calm down, I'm not violent...most of the time.
Nairi, I am glad you are posting here. I appreciate your defense efforts, I was quite moved actually.
I love Armenian sentences which are anything but Armenian, although it's very amusing how one can Armenianize pretty much any language, notice the ending that transforms an entire language.
And I think piti is "must" and petq e is "necessary to...".
Well those are also valid definitions in addition to the ones I provided which convey the same idea. However, from what I know, "piti" is the less "graget" form of "petq e", and not two different words.
Yea, "have to". Ugh, this is so frustrating. We can't even agree on one word in "one" language. Our fate is horrible.
It is dialectal. Do not freak out. All languages that have dialects have the same issues and sometimes they are worse. Some dialects of Arabic would not be able to understand eachother at all. Ever heard a person from Scotland speak English? Go watch the movie "Ratcatcher"; it is in English but you will not be able to watch it without subtitles.
It is dialectal. Do not freak out. All languages that have dialects have the same issues and sometimes they are worse. Some dialects of Arabic would not be able to understand eachother at all. Ever heard a person from Scotland speak English? Go watch the movie "Ratcatcher"; it is in English but you will not be able to watch it without subtitles.
I hope that's all it is, and that our language is not morphing out of control.
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