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Dear Alls,

 

We have the idea to open a new topic (ideally a section if it is possible, i don't know) for those who do not know

Armenian language and need some help. Although it is not going to be a real course/academic

but that might help some people to improove their Armenian. I am not a specialist in Armenian

or any other language but I speak the language well and I am sure there are many people in this

Forum knowing the language and who could really help.

 

I am waiting for any suggestions and thoughts about this (posotive, negative, does not matter).

What do you think about the Eastern/Western dialects, which one would be better?

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Intreging idea. I certainly can't complain about it as it may even do me some good (perhaps) - though I'm not sure I am up to learning a language (even if I could and even if it is Armenian).

 

A few questions though - I have seen some com-plain about Armenian translated into non-Armenian (English?) letters - and that its hard to understand - i assume because the writer is writing phonetically and without formal structure - thus up to interpretation. Is this the issue? If this is AN issue - should we not first be taught the alphabet? (I happen to have various depiction sof it around the house - but to me its just artwork basically...though I do enjoy the script (but it would frighten me to ctually have to learn it...language wimp that I am...LOL)

 

Also can one address the differences/distinctions between Western and Eastern Armenian? When did the split begin? Is it due to lnads/folks being under Ottoman domination and others not? etc. Is this rift in the clergy as well (I recall once discussing such an issue with an Armenian Priest who demonstrated how he could read some old Armenian inscriptions on some brass & silver plates/pots etc while our guests (who owned the stuff) - here in the States - could not).

 

Anyway I certainly have an interest but am unsure how good a student I will be. Certainly if others are likewise interested (and you or whoever really wants to take time & effort)...

 

Another thing - what of pronunciation etc. Imagin learning a language (?) ocver the internet then actually trying to use it and pronouncing everything all wrong 9and not understanding etc)...LOL. I'm not certain you can actually pull this off...maybe some very basic stuff...who knows...

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Vahan jan shat..shat lav mitqa...

Isk Hye forumum kan mardik, voronq karox en ognel Angleren lezvi lavacman hamar???

Orinak im angleren lezun etqan el lav chi.. Es gitem, vor shat sxalner em anum...

 

Lala

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quote:
Originally posted by Lala:

I am first time in Hye forum. And I have some questions about Love... (Sorry for my mistakes, I don't know English well).

 

1. Who beleve in suddenly love?

2. Is here somebody who know what is it love?

3. Did you ever love someone by really love?

 

I am looking for your answers...Thanks


This is my first time in Hye forum and I have some questions about Love... (Sorry for my mistakes, I don't know English well).

 

1. Who believes in sudden love?

2. Is there someone here who knows what love is?

3. Did you ever really love someone?

 

I am looking for your answers...Thanks.

 

Explanations:

"I am ..." Ko asatse chisht er ... bayts aveli chisht e vor ases "This is my ..."

 

Yete "and" es ghortsatsum, naxadasutiune chi verjanum.

 

Who believes in sudden love ... Anglerenov padahum e vor asen "Do you believe in Love at first sight?" (im kartsikov, neun hartsen e). Kam: "Who believes in love at first sight?"

 

Ed "is there someone here" mikitch djvar harts e! Anglerenum, shad jamank "is there" ov en harts dalis. yete ays deghi masin es uzum imanal, hartsnum is "is there ??? here"

 

Yerb vor "who" es ghortsasum, bidi "knows" gres (3-rd person). (I know, you know, he knows). Who-n he-i nman e.

 

Hartsi jamank, "is" e grvum a naxadasutian verjin. Orinak: "Do you know what time it is?" "It is 5 pm". (Harts, padasxhan).

 

Ed 3-rd hartse, mikitch djvar er sarkel. Lev chem karoghanum haskanal inch er ko midke.

 

[ April 03, 2002, 03:17 AM: Message edited by: Sip ]

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Vay..vay...Sip jan mersi.. shat..shat uxumnerit hamar )

 

Iskakanic shat oguta indz hamar ete es im mtqery grem anglerenov u duq uxxeq... shat zgacvats em.. vor ches antesel xndranqs:)

 

Isk 3-rd harcov uzum ei harcnel,

te inch vor meky irakan, iskakan ser unecela ir kjanqum?

Erevi te shat vat em dzevavorel harcs anglrenov, u dra hamar el ches haskacel:)))

Husov em hajeren gratsovs khaskanas es harcis mitqy:))

Ham el shat tsitsaxaci im arats sxalneri vra.

 

Noric shat mersi:))

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quote:
Originally posted by Lala:

Vahan jan shat..shat lav mitqa...

Isk Hye forumum kan mardik, voronq karox en ognel Angleren lezvi lavacman hamar???

Orinak im angleren lezun etqan el lav chi.. Es gitem, vor shat sxalner em anum...

 

Lala


LaLa JAn de yek PAymanavorvenq Iyspes Duq Mez HAyeren Sovorestreq menq el dzez Angleren
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