New girl in town

[Sako]

Re: New girl in town

Welcom Kashinagal. It's my first as well on this forum.

It is very rare indeed to see them end in "ian" or "yan." They may be Turks or something.

Don't say that anywhere else, they might laugh at you. I was born in Armenia and my parents are pure Armenians. Almost all Armenian names end with yan, not ov. Abelyan, Manukyan, Sarkisyan, I could go on and on. That sounds more like russian last names.

[Mos]

Re: New girl in town

no not the "ian" in the name. It's a rare last name at least one that I have never seen and I am in Armenia every year. For example, "Aramyan" "Khachatryan" "Hovsepyan" are all widely seen last names. Kashian the begining part "kash" doesn't look Armenian, but who knows I sometimes see some Armenians in diaspora with strange surnames. Remember it's not only Armenians who haves surnames which end in "yan" there is also Irish and Persian names that end in those lettters.

[skhara]

Re: New girl in town

Damn ... we even have Yooper Armenians.

[Semerkantlı]

Re: New girl in town

It is very rare indeed to see them end in "ian" or "yan." They may be Turks or something.

Turks don't use end in "-ian" or "-yan". We use generally "-oglu" but ends change all time person to person.

[Anonymouse]

Re: New girl in town

Apparently, you missed the sarcasm of my post.

[Sako]

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Well, that's maybe because the first time you posted, you were making fun of my name. Not smooth, bro. I apologize though from my side I think we started on the wrong foot.

[vasbourakan1]

Re: New girl in town

welcome prabir trust you will participate into the discussions held in this forum and not to make only free advertisments