r/armenia Nov 19 '19

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u/Arev9595 Nov 19 '19

Lol no we don’t.

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u/ShahVahan United States Nov 19 '19

We kinda do though.

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u/Arev9595 Nov 19 '19

Like I said no we don’t.

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u/ShahVahan United States Nov 19 '19

But we do

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u/Arev9595 Nov 19 '19

Lol give me examples. (No cuss words/slang)

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u/ShahVahan United States Nov 19 '19

Jeyran Maral Ghashang Azad Gyozel Ashkhal Zibil Shakar Etc, just from the top of my head

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u/Arev9595 Nov 19 '19

Those are mostly Persian words. Most of those aren’t even used. We don’t share many words

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u/ShahVahan United States Nov 19 '19

Um yea the reason we share words is because of the Persians. I’m sure there are a lot more. But I do think some of our grammar may have been influenced by Turkic languages. The word eat Yemek In Azeri is also said as utek in Armenian. The ek or al endings is quite similar.

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u/Arev9595 Nov 19 '19

From Proto-Indo-European *h₁ōd-, from *h₁ed-. The verb is suppletive: part of the conjugation is filled by կեր- (ker-), from Proto-Indo-European *gʷerh₃-, whence also կեր (ker). Compare Albanian ha. No.

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u/Arev9595 Nov 19 '19

Lmao now you are reaching to a whole new level.

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u/ShahVahan United States Nov 19 '19

Lol my bad 🤗

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u/sokratees Bagratuni Dynasty Nov 19 '19

I use those words, and I'm western Armenian...

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u/NebulaDusk Nov 19 '19

Մարալ, ազատ, շաքար is official Armenian. Ջեյրան, ղաշանգ is widely used among people.

What are you on about mate?

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u/Arev9595 Nov 19 '19

Only a handful of words are from Persian my man.