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  • Siamanto
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    Originally posted by spiral
    I bet you my name is more Armenian than yours!
    Please tell us your first name and I'll let you know if your name is more Armenian than mine! I will be honest and fair!

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  • loseyourname
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    My first two names are Hebrew. Last name is Spanish.

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  • spiral
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    I bet you my name is more Armenian than yours!

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  • Siamanto
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    Originally posted by magdalinka
    Thanks, Siamanto for being so accurate and precize, but can I ask you what is your name? Lets see who's armo here . And since my name is from the Bible and armenians were the second nation to accept christianity, it automatically adds up 2% (according to my point of view), which makes me 99% hajuhi, ok, lets just agree on that.lol
    You're welcome, Oh Woman from Magdali!
    I assure you that my first name is not only 100% Armenian, but also 100% Christian - not only Biblical. That makes me
    100% + 5% Armenian. (If a Biblical name is worth 2%, then a Christian name is worth at least 5%! )

    By the way, since Armenia was the first nation to have accepted Christianity - not the second - then you lose 2% and you're back to 97%!

    PS. I'll give you 3% of my 105% Armenianhood, so you'll become harur dogos Hayouhi!

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  • bell-the-cat
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    Originally posted by karoaper
    Oh, wow, had no idea. Thanks. By the way the female version of Karen is Karine. So, what do you think is the meaning of western Karen (girl's name).
    Karen is the Scandinavian version of Catherine.

    Catherine is of Greek origin and means "pure".

    Ironically, for a "pure" name it is probably the most variable female name of all! Eg: Catherine, Katherine, Cathy, Cath, Katie, Kate, Carrie, Karen, Cat, (meow!)

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  • magdalinka
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    Originally posted by Siamanto
    According to a scientifically conducted and thorough study, the name counts for 3.6% of our Identity and who we are. I was generous enough to round it up to 97%, instead of 96%!
    You will have to learn to accept the facts as they are! Sorry!
    Thanks, Siamanto for being so accurate and precize, but can I ask you what is your name? Lets see who's armo here . And since my name is from the Bible and armenians were the second nation to accept christianity, it automatically adds up 2% (according to my point of view), which makes me 99% hajuhi, ok, lets just agree on that.lol

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  • Siamanto
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    Originally posted by magdalinka
    Originally posted by magdalinka
    My name is mot armenian
    Originally posted by Siamanto
    So you're only 97 dogos Hayouhi!
    Naa, I am the whole 100%, it's just obvious, lol.

    According to a scientifically conducted and thorough study, the name counts for 3.6% of our Identity and who we are. I was generous enough to round it up to 97%, instead of 96%!
    You will have to learn to accept the facts as they are! Sorry!

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  • magdalinka
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    Originally posted by Siamanto
    So you're only 97 dogos Hayouhi!
    Naa, I am the whole 100%, it's just obvious, lol.

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  • karoaper
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    Originally posted by spiral
    We all know Karen is a girl's name. You are obviously a female.
    Oh, nooooo, YEE GODS, I'm gonna be one hairy girl.

    Originally posted by bell-the-cat
    Karen / Garin is an alternative Armenian name for the city of Erzurum, which is probably the origin of its use as a male name,
    Oh, wow, had no idea. Thanks. By the way the female version of Karen is Karine. So, what do you think is the meaning of western Karen (girl's name).

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  • Siamanto
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    Originally posted by magdalinka
    My name is mot armenian , it is from the Bible amd means " a woman from the city of Magdalli"
    So you're only 97 dogos Hayouhi!

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