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[Arpa]

And, what will the factory be named?
Erkayna-klora-khmora-tsak?
Երկայնա -կլորա -խմորա -ծակ?
How about պաստեղ/ pastille, pasta?
Do the Italians know that Lasagna was invented by Armen Lazanian?
Did you know that the Armenian “mant@/manti/մանթը/ մանթի is the same as the Italian “manicotti”? Literally- hand baked.
http://www.acikyesil.../meze-manti.jpg
WORKSHOP OF ITALIAN MACARONI ESTABLISHED IN TOGH SUB-REGION OF NKR'S HADROUT REGION
ARMENPRESS
July 1, 2009
STEPANAKERT, JULY 1, ARMENPRESS: A workshop of Italian macaroni has
been established in the Togh sub-region of the Hadrout region of the
Nagorno Karabakh Republic.
The founder of the workshop Arthur Aghabekyan told Armenpress
that it was possible to establish with the collaboration of few
business friends. The installation of the "Andy Italia" equipment
and experimental start has been implemented by the Italian specialists.
The businessman said that the new workshop has today 8 employees and
part of the raw is still being imported. During one working day up
to 2 tons of macaroni are being produced.

Edited by ArpA, 02 July 2009 - 10:36 AM.

[Zartonk]

I'm ecstatic to see this wonder of an Armenian word finally getting it's own thread.

[Louise]

I'm ecstatic to see this wonder of an Armenian word finally getting it's own thread.

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I knew the armenian name of macaroni since I was a child, as my father was pleased to tell us.

But the other names in italian and their origin I did not know It is very interesting.
I have many Italian friends. I will tell them.
Many Italians immigrated in France around 1920, they came from very poor countries. They had nothing.
Today they have the most beautiful houses.

[Arpa]

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I knew the armenian name of macaroni since I was a child, as my father was pleased to tell us.

But the other names in italian and their origin I did not know It is very interesting.
I have many Italian friends. I will tell them.
Many Italians immigrated in France around 1920, they came from very poor countries. They had nothing.
Today they have the most beautiful houses.

See post no. 62 here about pasta, pastille/pastegh;
http://hyeforum.com/...5...tille&st=60

[Arpa]

Edited by ArpA, 06 July 2009 - 02:57 PM.