Harut

yev hisus yekav yev asats` "sireq mimiants, qanzi sern e, vor kprki ashxarh@. sirir merdzavorit, bayts "chsires" merdzavorit knoj@. dranits lav hoter chi galis".

Աշխարհն՝ ափիս մեջ, Կյանքը՝ մատներիս, Աստված եմ ի՞նչ է, Թե՞՝ ցնդած էակ:

why? how should we understand this?

glorious death or survival at all cost? on personal level. on national level. on species level.

amen tesaki himar gravatsqneri tak etents hesht mi storagri, tsavd tanem.

glorious death or survival at all cost?

anoushik, don't let this old fa... people disappoint you.

«Նպատակս տկարություն չի ճանչնար:» --Սիամանթո

i just don't understand one thing. how do you fight terror with tanks and bombs?

was at a rock concert for the first time last night. originally was supposed to go to the after-hour party, but decided to go the concert as well. well, got such a headache from the music that didn't even go to the party. but i guess for the rock lovers it was a great music. here is the band if you want to learn more about them. http://www.mercenariesband.com/

the bottom line is that after everything settles, there will be 60mil (or whatever is left of them) more people in the world who will buy pepsi.

http://www.a1plus.am/eng/?go=issue&id=22540

no waaay. this was one of my favorite programs since i was 6 years old. btw, which tv station are we talking about? Armenia TV?

էէէէէ, չեք թողնում մարդ հանգիստ աշխատի:

what's all this russian-armenian thing about? why do they attach russian to it, when apperently what this people do has nothing to do with russia, russians, or russian mafia? it just adds this cool factor to it? or it's just a way of for some people to alienate themselves from it, by saying "it's not us, it's them, the russian-armenians"?

qez ov er asum etents hast-hast aneir?

parzapes hoyakap er.

maybe am, but i'm not confessing for another few years.

i was searching the forum for an old information posted by me and got carried away with reading some really (2-4 years) old postings. i must say... what an annoying kid i was.

so Azat, how do you shave?

complaint of the day: people at HyeForum b!t@h too much. they even have a separate thread for it.

(i'm term-chanalged in english, so bare with me). in modern armenian, the plural of one-syllable words is created with adding an եր [er] ending to the noun. for example, տուն - տներ, բառ - բառեր. of course, as a rule, there are some exceptions, such as մուկ [muk], ձուկ [dzuk], մատ [mat] which get ներ [ner] ending, and others such as մարդ [mart] which becomes մարդիկ [martiq]. the plural of multi-syllable words is created with adding ներ [ner] ending. when the word is a composit word (hope that's the right term), such as գլխացավ [glxatsav], composed of two roots, գլուխ [glux] and ցավ [tsav], the plural of the word is created by adding an ending that you would add to the last root if was on its own. in this example, the last root, ցավ [tsav] is a one-syllable word, which means if it was on its own, the plural would have been ցավեր [tsaver]. thus, the composit word which has ցավ [tsav] as a last root also gets եր [er] as a plural ending. therefore, գլխացավ [glxatsav] - գլխացավեր [glxatsaver].

i don't think there is correct or incorrect way of doing it. i use phonetics of english and some physical similarities, such & for Ճ and @ for Ը. i don't see the need for one (standard) in practical sense off-line, and now with the development of unicode even on-line. well... maybe there should be one just for being one. but i don't see any practical use or necessity for it.

it's Հակոբ or Յակոբ. now, how you would pronounce it is up to you. since the Հ<->Յ doesn't bother you, then i don't see any other issue here.

payqar e kyanq@ xgh&i u kextij, kextot xgh&eri, xgh&ov kexteri, meknats dzerqeri u nrants ktrogh gazani tati, inqn iren trchogh veh artsivneri u sran-nran karrchogh tizeri, nerogh qo hogu u zhpit demqi u neng nayvatsqov satani juti... expromt