Harut

the time is passing so fast.......... it was like yesterday i went to school for the first time. 21 days until my graduation. yeeeeeeeeeeeee

it was just a joke. call me however you want.

why people suddenly started calling me Harutik? i think i'm old enough to be Harut. oooooo, i got you. you just love me too much.

quote:Originally posted by dragon: Vochinch, Rose, mi neghatsi, yerekhaneru hla sovorum en` intsnits, keznits te Ara Baliozianits... Ba inchi hamar a es forumu...mart budi inch vor pan sovori che??? Dragon Dragon jan, i started this topic before. but nobody answered until someone opened the new one.

i personaly don't think that it's nasseccary to have a last name ending on "ian" or "yan" to be a real Armenian. in fact, i'd like to have a last name with different ending, like "tsi". my favorite. i'm going to change my last name to "Yerevantsi". but in other hand it's kind of helpful, specially in Diaspora. it helps to keep the Armenian identity.

quote:Originally posted by Ararat-73: OK, Harutig, give me time. As soon as I'm back from Armenia (football matches against Belarus and Poland, AND Ararat-73 veteran's against Poland-74 veteran's (third at World Cup 74, in W.Germany)), I'll have many things to tell you about. Parevner polorin. Aharon Boyadjian nice to see you again. anhamper spasum em ko veradartsin. you are the only real sport fan in this forum, i think.

quote:Originally posted by koko: The armenians were the ones who brought Coffe To France, and established the first café. are you serious? or another joke? if it is true then it's great.

it was supposed to be a joke.

com'on dragon. i was just trying to make Boghos happy. he was having a bad time, i think.

first they say it was Hovhannes Adamian, then Forgottenthename (by MJ, ), then some Frech guy, now Oscar Stephanian? i have no idea now. i'm lost.

isn't it intersting that only we, Armenians call coffee defferently? surj. in all other languages, as far as i know, it sounds something like coffee, cafe, ghayfa, cofe,....... does anybody know why?

the president of New Zealand of that era had Armenian origin. Happy now!!!!!

i don't think any boycott is nessaccary. if you don't like the site, (any site) you don't go there. there is a boycott for you, a natural one. it's not like you have to go there, is it? then no problem.

quote:Originally posted by koko: I have one good CD from armenia, with an Ara Gevorkian/Grigorian(?). Gevorkian i like him very much. he uses real Armenian musics and instruments(i meant sounds).

is there any Armenian in that tounament? (besides Agasi).

i guess nobody has any idea about this.

hogov aghqatnerin chgitem, bayts hogov tkhmarnerin petk chi yerani tal.

i sometimes play games online (chess, nardi(back....)....). sometimes i feel that people cheat. is it possible? does anybody know how to do that? especially in nardi, it seems people order their next role. i hope you can lead me out from this darkness. [ May 27, 2001: Message edited by: Harut ]

quote:Originally posted by Boghos: Dear Harut, I think Kasparov has not made it clear. Once he was a bit irritated with this whole story of people asking him if he was Armenian, felt Armenian, etc. He is very close to his mother, Clara, but this has much more to do with Oedipus than nationality, it seems. apparantly i'm not as well educated as you are. what does Oedipus mean?

quote:Originally posted by MJ: Yes, "ne" has meant to mean female gender. There has been an attempt by some prominent Armenian poets, such us Teryan, Charents, etc, to introduce "Ne" into Armenian language as the female version of "Na." Clearly, it has failed. but is it Armenian ending? "uhi" is the popular one in current Armenian, right? is "uhi" Armenian?

maybe i'm not as openminded as rest of you here but i prefer to live with Armenians only. don't get me wrong, i'm not racist or anything but i can't get along with odars and odar culture. i like to learn them, i like to know them, but i can't let them into my life. maybe this is one of my weeknesses.

is this some kind of joke? if it's not then i wonder why i don't have "negh achk"? or maybe my ansectors were from Sweden? or Peru?

if i'm not mistaken he grew up mostly with his Armenian relatives, right? does he now consider himself an Armenian?

thanks Movses. in the part of Yerevan where i lived there were only russians, and not that many. that's why i was shocked to hear about that many non-Armenians in Armenia.

quote:Originally posted by Domino: I got it Harut, reread my answer. here is a prize for you: and one bonus