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    Ok, the other day i was having a discussion (in armenian) with my parents and couldnt quite get my point across. Can someone translate these words into aremenian for me...thanks.

    Tolerant
    Open-minded
    compasionate
    arogant
    oblivious


    thanks in advance.

  • #2
    Compassionate - Garegits
    Oblivious - Moratsgod

    Not sure about the others. In fact, I'm not sure if the ones I gave you are 100% correct.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Gunner14
      Ok, the other day i was having a discussion (in armenian) with my parents and couldnt quite get my point across. Can someone translate these words into aremenian for me...thanks.

      Tolerant
      Open-minded
      compasionate
      arogant
      oblivious


      thanks in advance.
      I bet that was a fun discussion ... it's like ...

      Ok, the other day i was having a discussion (in armenian) with my parents and couldnt quite get my point across. Can someone translate these words into aremenian for me...thanks.

      Lawyer
      Homicide
      Penitentiary
      Sentencing
      Conjugal visit

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Lamb Boy
        I bet that was a fun discussion ... it's like ...

        Ok, the other day i was having a discussion (in armenian) with my parents and couldnt quite get my point across. Can someone translate these words into aremenian for me...thanks.

        Lawyer
        Homicide
        Penitentiary
        Sentencing
        Conjugal visit


        Cute, I kind of expected that very response.

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        • #5
          I'm not good with those words, wish I could help, sorry.

          But, hahaha @ Lamb Boy.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Gunner14
            Cute, I kind of expected that very response.
            Really? Aww I thought I was being witty!

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            • #7
              Re: Can you translate this please....

              Tolerant -- neroghamid ullal; don't know an exact translation.
              Open-minded -- this is a literal translation i've seen used, "patsamid." my dictionary lists "annakhabashar" -- take your pick lol
              Compassionate -- garegits
              Arrogant -- ampardavan; hantookn
              Oblivious -- a toughie. i would say something like "loor choonetsogh"..."himar" might be too strong a word. Isn't "moratsgod" forgetful?

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              • #8
                Re: Can you translate this please....

                Originally posted by Che_Ka
                Tolerant -- neroghamid ullal; don't know an exact translation.
                Open-minded -- this is a literal translation i've seen used, "patsamid." my dictionary lists "annakhabashar" -- take your pick lol
                Compassionate -- garegits
                Arrogant -- ampardavan; hantookn
                Oblivious -- a toughie. i would say something like "loor choonetsogh"..."himar" might be too strong a word. Isn't "moratsgod" forgetful?
                Tolerant: According to the dictionary "touyladou."
                Open minded: I've heard on many occasions "laynamid." Of course, if "open minded" can be considered as the opposite of both "close minded" and "narrow minded."
                compassionate: I agree with TomServo and you
                arrogant: I agree with you
                oblivious: "Oblivious" has the following two meanings:

                1. Lacking all memory; forgetful.
                2. Lacking conscious awareness; unmindful.

                1. "Moratsgod"
                2. Lack of a better word, I suggest "ankidagits." Maybe, in some rare cases, "anoushatir."
                Definitely not "himar." "Loor choonetsogh" lacks elegance and does not flatter our language.
                What if I find someone else when looking for you? My soul shivers as the idea invades my mind.

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                • #9
                  Re: Can you translate this please....

                  are these in the western dialect? or eastern. They look and sound eastern, but they might be western.

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                  • #10
                    Re: Can you translate this please....

                    Originally posted by ace
                    are these in the western dialect? or eastern. They look and sound eastern, but they might be western.
                    Western Armenian. The differences are more grammatical and in the pronunciation; the vocabulary is more or less the same. Of course, sometimes words have slightly different meanings.
                    What if I find someone else when looking for you? My soul shivers as the idea invades my mind.

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