learn to speak Armenian

[Armenian]

Diri, I'm reaaaaaly surprised. Your Armenian is perfect.

"Ekhpaire" nshanakum e "brother.

[Diri]

Diri, I'm reaaaaaly surprised. Your Armenian is perfect.

"Ekhpaire" nshanakum e "brother.

Sh'norhakal em!

Ah! Of course - "brother" I should have known...

Well - you gotta start somewhere - and I love Armenia, so why not learn some Armenian!!

Not just to anger this person who claims "Armenian is not a world language"...

Chem sirum "Kurd"...



Bijî kak Armenian!!!

[Armenian]

LOL. Es el chem sirum, Diri jan. As I have told you I am going to Armenia soon. I started packing my bags already.

A little correction. You wrote "Haskanum em: "Ekhpair" - Inch e sa n'shanakum? . You should of wrote "Chem haskanum: "Ekhpair"- Inch e n'shanakum?

Haskanum em= I understand
Haskanum es= You understand
Haskanum en= They understand

Chem haskanum= I don't understand
Ches haskanum= You don't understand
Chen haskanum= They don't understand


Bijî Ermenistan. Bijî Kurdistan.

[Diri]

LOL. Es el chem sirum, Diri jan. As I have told you I am going to Armenia soon. I started packing my bags already.

A little correction. You wrote "Haskanum em: "Ekhpair" - Inch e sa n'shanakum? . You should of wrote "Chem haskanum: "Ekhpair"- Inch e n'shanakum?

Haskanum em= I understand
Haskanum es= You understand
Haskanum en= They understand

Chem haskanum= I don't understand
Ches haskanum= You don't understand
Chen haskanum= They don't understand


Bijî Ermenistan. Bijî Kurdistan.

LOL "I understand" hahahahaha

Now I see what you mean...

Ax - I wanna go tooooooooo... Armenia (from what I see in pictures) is sooooo beautiful with all the ancient churches... Breath taking!

I think they should make a nice tourist commercial to broadcast on BBC...

I'll be in North Kurdistan around the end of July, hopefully...

[tomjez]

I'm sure going from North Kurdistan to Armenia is dead easy just remember the border is closed, which mean you have to go through Iran or through Georgia...

that means quite a lot of visas

but good luck, I'd love to as well...

[Diri]

I'm sure going from North Kurdistan to Armenia is dead easy just remember the border is closed, which mean you have to go through Iran or through Georgia...

that means quite a lot of visas

but good luck, I'd love to as well...

I am not going to Armenia!


Not this summer anyway... Inshallah - next summer!

That would be great!

[Armenian]

Here are some links for those of you who are interested


http://armeniainfo.am/

http://visitarmenia.org/index.html

http://www.vahep.com/Pages/photoessays.html

http://forum.armkb.com/showthread.php?t=22822

http://www.masis.am/

[dyaoko]

yeah I wanted to travell to armenia for the last newroz, but things didnt go well... but I will visit Armenia ... may be in summer.
does armenia have hot summers ? (hotter than turkey ?)

the good thing about Armenia is , it is Cheap to travell there .

by the way Kak armenian do you know in which city I can visit some Ezedy Kurds in Armenia?

[dyaoko]

http://forum.armkb.com/attachment.php?s ... 1145347424
this is a nice photo , of armenia...
can u tell us where is this buliding exactly ?

by the way does armenia has any lake or access to water (where ppl can swim like beach)?

can u teach me how to say "I want to go to Armenia this summer" ?
I guess i would be like this "Em .... ... heyestan"

[Armenian]

The summers areh hot in Armenian, don't know if it is hotter than Turkey because I've never been to Turkey. Ezedy Kurds mosty live in villahes in Armenia, don't know exactly which villages but I can find out if you like.

That building is called "Paplavok". It is a coffeshop where at nightime people can listen to live jazz music, drink some wine and relax. It is located in Yerevan.


The largest lake in Armenian is Lake Sevan. People can swim there. It is a popular vacation place, currently there is a large construction of new hotels being built in Sevan.

About 70 miles north of Armenia’s capital city of Yerevan sits Lake Sevan, the largest alpine lake in the world.

At over 6200 feet above sea level, the lake’s water temperature is brisk – between 60F and 72F degrees. In the summer months when temperatures in Yerevan reach into the 90’s, Armenians travel to the lake’s white sand beaches for what they think of as a refreshing dip in the lake’s cool water…

http://goasia.about.com/od/countriesaz/a/lake_sevan.htm


"I want to go to Armenia this summer" would be "Es uzum em gnal Hayastan ays amar" or " Ays amar es uzum em gnal Hayastan"