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Au-pair couple seeking an Armenian family in Europe

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    Au-pair couple seeking an Armenian family in Europe

    Hello, We are an engaged couple from Armenia - David Sayadian and Rose Avsharian. We are looking for a family, where we both can stay and work for a period of 6-24 months. We are ready to do every work about the house and the garden and the car. We are ready to take care of the children of any age. I can do needlework, knit and crochet, take care about the flowers and pets. I am also good at cooking and baking. My boyfriend likes gardening and is also good in repairing something in the house: do electrician's work,replace the socket or something like that, stick wallpapers, repair the broken chairs and other man's work about the house. We are rather sociale and cheerful. We have many friends here. Some of them have got little children and we love them and play with them with great pleasure. Our plan for the future is to get a University Education in Germany. The reason we want to stay with a family is to improve our German and to get used to the country. We both have already gratuated from a University in our county. I am an English language teacher and I have worked for two years as an English teacher at a secondary school and in the Centre of Children's Art. My boyfriend is a specialist in Information Technology. We have got bachelor's degrees and want to get master's degree in Germany. We hope very much to meet a nice family.[/u][/b]
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    For centuries Armenians yurned for an independent homeland, and now that it is, it's intolerable and no one wantsit.

    What a sad fate.

    Sorry ma'am, I can't help you but I hope you find some work.
    Achkerov kute.

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      this was seriously a first lol
      looking for a family???
      lol
      this is hillarious stuff
      just go wherever you wanna go and start from zero just like everyone else in this world...
      how can you ask for a ready, made specially for you life before you get there?
      people are weirrrd...

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        dfdghfhjhg

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          is this 4 real?

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            Originally posted by jahannam
            this was seriously a first lol
            looking for a family???
            lol
            this is hillarious stuff
            just go wherever you wanna go and start from zero just like everyone else in this world...
            how can you ask for a ready, made specially for you life before you get there?
            people are weirrrd...


            I didn't know it is shameful, hillarious and weirrrd to want to get a good education. You don't know me and don't know the circumstances to have the right to say such words. I am not afraid of starting from zero, I am not afraid of working. I have been and am working hard all the life that I have lived. You, don't think that I am extremely happy that it is my only choise. Millions of students from even developed countries work as au-pairs and there is nothing shameful in it. Why should it be shameful for me?

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              Right on!
              Achkerov kute.

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                did I talk xxxx about people wanting good education?
                did I use the word SHAME anywhere?

                I just can't believe you actually put up an AD in this forum saying that you want some random family in "Germany" to trust you (out of nowhere) and not only that, but trust their kids with you, and let you live in their house for free so that you could "get an education"...????
                oh and all of that, cuz you know how to knit and your fiance or whatever knows how to change lightbulbs????
                lol
                that's it... I don't know what's logical and what's not anymore...

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                  im w/ J on this 1 im in absolute shock ~ this is sooo not 4 real, even if it was who would let two complete strangers move in with them for FREE & not to mention u stated u like little kids...heard of Michale Jackson? ops:

                  why not look for an apartment instead of advertising yourself on a forum such as this 1? :?:

                  considering that the majority of the active members in this forum are in the late teens/early 20's and from california, i think ull have better luck advertising in a German newspaper

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                    Originally posted by jahannam
                    this was seriously a first lol
                    looking for a family???
                    lol
                    this is hillarious stuff
                    just go wherever you wanna go and start from zero just like everyone else in this world...
                    how can you ask for a ready, made specially for you life before you get there?
                    people are weirrrd...
                    jahannam just SHUT UP, u dont know whats going on in real-armenian life.
                    its very fun to go as tourist, but its hard to live there. before u throw your
                    stupid ironic comments shut your pinehole and think :!:

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