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  • #11
    Another one of my favorites... this one is also in Armenian.
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    The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposing ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function. -- F. Scott Fitzgerald

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    • #12
      Originally posted by ckBejug Another one of my favorites... this one is also in Armenian.
      Ah yes...I know this one by heart. Very nice poem.

      Who translated Kipling's "if"? Was it Vahan Deryan, or am I way off?
      Last edited by xBaron Dants; 01-07-2004, 02:48 PM.

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      • #13
        Originally posted by Baron Dants Ah yes...I know this one by heart. Very nice poem.

        Who translated Kipling's "if"? Was it Vahan Deryam, or am I way off?
        I'm pretty sure you're right but I don't quite remember. I'm suprised I actually remembered the entire poem in Armenian, enough to write it down right no and post it for you guys.... Vahan Derian sounds very familiar but chem kider. It's been almost five years since I learned this stuff..
        The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposing ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function. -- F. Scott Fitzgerald

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        • #14
          Originally posted by ckBejug I'm pretty sure you're right but I don't quite remember. I'm suprised I actually remembered the entire poem in Armenian, enough to write it down right no and post it for you guys.... Vahan Derian sounds very familiar but chem kider. It's been almost five years since I learned this stuff..
          Been five years for me too. Either Derian or Bedros Tourian.

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          • #15
            Well, (almost) everyone knows the "yev inchoo bidi chhbardanank? Gank, bidi linenk, ou ter shadanank" part, but the whoooole poem is amazing. Gives me goosebumps everytime.

            Pardon the quality, I attempted to scan it from an old book we have.

            It appears I will have to separate the poem in two, as it is too big..
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            • #16
              part 2...
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              • #17
                make that 3 parts...
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                • #18
                  ok....four parts

                  Last one, I swear!
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                  • #19
                    CK I'll help you:

                    Yete

                    Yete krnas pahel gluxet arantzin,
                    Yerp xuchapi meche chorsdid amen mart,
                    Yete lrnas vstah ellal ku antzin,
                    Yerp urishner ke kaskatzin ku vrat,
                    Yete krnas misht spasel antzantzir,
                    Kam chtesnel' shrjapatvats souterov,
                    Atoghneru michev mnal siralir,
                    Yete krnas ellal bari' bayts ujov.

                    Yete krnas toun yerazel yev sakayn
                    Chellal gerin eraznerut gerishxogh,
                    Haghtanaken yetk handipel partutian
                    Yev nuyn tzevov entunil zuygn ait xapogh,
                    Yete krnas lsel ku xoskt vchit
                    Charapoxvats himarneru tsoughaki,
                    Yev xortakvats tesnel mets erke keankit,
                    Bayts verstin zain shinelu gal tsunki'.

                    Yete krnas shahe hazar chigeru
                    Mek harvatsov hantznel baxti seghanin
                    Yev antrtunj, arants yerpek voghpalu
                    Versksil tsairen amen inch krkin,
                    Yete krnas sirt u jigher u mkan
                    Mashumen yetk noren larel andadar
                    Yev dimanal, yerp meratse e amen ban,
                    Batsi kamken, or ke mna mechet bar.

                    Yete krnas arkaneru het' parzuk
                    Amboxin mech' arakini ellal misht,
                    Yete taghes krki ropen vagantsuk
                    Yete martik anzor en kez artel visht
                    Yev amenun ku tas arjekn ir ardar,
                    Yete sires bayts siro xent chedarnas,
                    Kuket en YErkirn u ir gantzern anhamar,
                    Yev avelin' ain' aten Martes, tgas:

                    Tarkmanets MOUSHEGH ISHXAN

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                    • #20
                      Moushegh Ishkhan eh? Weird...I kept remembering the name of Deryan..

                      Ishkhan also wrote

                      Hay Lezoon doonn e Hayoon Ashkharhis Chors Dzakeroon
                      Oor ge mdne amen Hay iprev dander harazad.
                      Gsdana Ser yev snoont, srdi hbard tsndzootyoon
                      Yev poryanen ou pooken hon ge ma mishd azad.


                      It gets a lot better as it goes on, but I don't remember it by heart, and most of you guys don't bother reading armenian in english letters anyway.

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