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As an American learning Armenian, one of the oldest cultures on earth, I cannot write in Armenian yet, but….. Barev dzez, voghjuyn im ynker, anuns Kent e, urakh’yem tsanot’analu hamar, yes sovorim hayaren khosal, lav or yem magh’tum 🙏🏻💙
Wow. Incredible. Armenians always learn many languages to assimilate. So we are used to it. But when someone learns armenian.. it is such a shock and such a blessing.
Excuse me Kent, can you tell me how did manage to learn Armenian please ? I can find any resources online. I'm Armenian but sadly my parents taught me early (my first tongue), but they stopped talking Armenian at all at home and I forgot (I can speak a little bit tho). And I would love to link back to my roots by learning it again.
I have the pleasure of becoming friends with an Armenian and over the years I’ve learn a lot from his culture which has sparked an interest to learn more about the Armenian culture. Mexican and Armenians are very similar.
Rome and Armenia historically have roots over 2000 years ago, before any suljuk, tartar, or turk was in our historical lands of Anatolia or the Caucasus. It’s always nice to acknowledge the truth of history.
We feel the same way in Armenia, strange big sympathy, like Serbs are far away in distance, but close to our hearts for very unknown reason like our far lost brothers tbat we have not met in ages😂! Blessings to you from Yerevan ❤
@@im-yours⁉️ Of course you must be an aze, azik, azerbaran! 😅 The world knows about the Armenian Genocide in 1915 by Turkey of 1.5 million Armenians, with massacres & pogroms before & after this date!
To be honest, Armenia and the Armenian people are my favourite people on earth. I really love Armenia Edit: I've never gotten this many likes, thanks Armenians. I love you all and you'll always remain in my heart ❤️🇦🇲
Interestingly there is a city in Colombia named after this country. It was named in tribute to all of those who were killed after religious persecution during the Hamidian massacre in the mid-1890s. Also, peculiarly, the Colombian flag is an upside down version of the Armenian flag. God bless you all.
Thanks for this short and thanks for recognizing the genocide. My great grandparents on both sides and great aunts fled Armenia to the United States. My grandmother would tell me stories that her parents told her about the genocide and fleeing the genocide. I recently started to learn more about the history of Armenia and more about the atrocities that happened.
Many Armenians may feel a sense of gratitude towards the Soviet Union for liberating them from Ottoman rule during World War I, which could contribute to their silence about the Soviet oppression. But in realith these people have questionable motives and may be using the genocide event as a tool to further their own agenda. In reality Armenia was suffering under Soviet rule, the soviets didn't turn their country like they had hoped. The Soviet Union imposed strict control over Armenia's economy and political system, leading to widespread poverty and suppression of dissent. Despite the gratitude some Armenians may feel towards the Soviet Union for their role in liberating them, it is important to recognize the complex history and acknowledge the suffering that occurred under Soviet rule.
@@DiePatriotin-Arisch I am not Armenian myself but I can assure you that there are more Armenians in Buenos Aires than Turkey alone. Even Iran is also home to many Armenians who fled from persecutions in the Ottoman Empire and have substantial communities ranging from 70,000 to 200,000 and are mostly concentrated in Tabriz, Salmas, Isfahan and Tehran. Many Armenians settled in Arab neighboring countries of Syria, Lebanon, Iraq and Palestine and were well received by their Arab and Iranian neighbors. Buenos Aires has around 120,000 Armenians and 7,000 in Córdoba (my city) 🇮🇷 🇸🇾 🇱🇧 🇵🇸. There are more Armenians living Turkey than Azerbaijan because Turkey is not at war with Armenia.
@@fernandooliveira3432 in turkey are 5-11 MILLION armenians! They are crypto. Armenians anonymously said that the number is MINIMUM 5 million! In azerbaijan are 180k armenians. I met many armenians in turkey they were crypto. There are armenians stars and politicians in turkey. Some armenian politicians are even ruling in some cities in turkey. There ara 3 mayors in turkey armenian journalists, authors, singers, actors, models. Miss turkey beauty was an armenian woman! The general armenian is VERY VERY VERY rich in turkey. They even rule over big and rich parts of turkey. Armenians are rich in turkey even richer then armenians in the us. There are chruches built (in the last years) for armenians and there are a lot of armenian schools with armenian language they go to church every weekend with school. In turkey are chritian turks too. Armenians and turks even marry. The city called Tunceli in Turkey is 90% ARMENIAN! You can see armenian flags in boutiques of armenians. There are armenian villages with armenian language and alphabet. The armenians are the problem for the hate not the turks. A turk cant travel to armenia but in turkey most armenians have better life quality then turks. The city diyarbakır in turkey have like 2 million polpulation. An armenian deputy is ruling this state: Agor Paylan. He is christian and armenian.
@idk a few years ago a turk killed an armemian and is in prison now! But armenians put their hayastan flag on buildings or markets but nothing happens. Turkish tourists with turkey flag went to armenia and wete brutally attacked. 140 thousand armenians tell i am armenians the rest dont. How can armenians be in danger in turkey when they are even in parliament and hold SPEECHES and turks applaud him. Turkeys most beautiful women is chosen an armenian she spoke armenians in reportage. There is an armenian economist edgar …yan i dont know his name anymore. You can come to turkey and tell that you are armenian. By the way MARRIAGES between armenians and turks are VERY common 😉
@idk no. I am christian my mother is german my father is jewish! We went to turkey during ottoman times! So we were called ottoman germans! We were NEVER second class and we are not. Stop ASALA propaganda. Armenians always lived better than turks and they still do today in turkey. Do you know how many millions of jews turks rescued from europe in centuries???? In turkey are 1 - 4,5 MILLION jews. My father is jewish. Thats what the jewish community in turkey says! Turks never dominated jews. We germans lived wealthier than turks in ottoman empire and we were christian. But you armenians commited a genocide against jews (mass graves are founded) you still deny it today that you cry why israel is helping azerbaijan. Sorru but majorty of jews HATE armenians like my father. You dont have the rightto talk about genocides. Khojali genocide and jewish genocide is NOT forgotten!
@@HBAnimation923 What? You are just disgusting as a people. You did lots of tortures to azerbaijanian people in Khocalı that human can't do this to other human. But you're just saying it is nothing. I have not one thing to say ...
Yess. Armenians did genocides to jews and azeris and kurds too. Asala was a terror organistaion. It is a shame that there are christian terrorists btw i am christian.
Armenians are great people and I love them but Albania was the first country to adopt Christianity as a state religion and were being fed alive to the lions because of the Roman occupation. God bless Armenia.
I'm from Kolkata,India Their are many Armenians in my city they came to us in 1600s and 1900s (post the genocide) They settled here & became a part of us.. They're very warm &welcoming
@@narekeskandarian6404 پانترکیسم در ایران نفوذ کرده قومگرایی در ایران شدت گرفته من متاسفانه این قومگرایی حتی بین ارامنه هم مشاهده کردم در ایران اتحاد ملی ازبین رفته😢😢😢
@@YALQUZAQ_AZ Baku = Badkube / Persian name Tabriz = Persian name Ankara = Greek name from what it seems The true mantra should be Tabriz / Isfahan / Shiraz, it suits better with describing Iran for instance. "Farslar" are better than you btw
@@Seize07Kasmir belongs to us. When Pakistan attacked Indipendent Kasmir we saved them by making a contract that Indipendent Kasmir would be a state of INDIA . We have Kasmir legally Jai Hind 🇮🇳
@@Seize07 yes,they never that's way Pakistan attacked them and almost conquered the indipendent kasmir. We saved them in exchange they joined us Later Pakistan and Pakistani terrorists made various propaganda Like:- (1)they gave kashmiri children 1000Rs(currency) to throw stones to the Indian army (2) Spread extremism,killed kasmiri Hindus (3)Gave money to local people to raise slogans like 'Kashmir will be Pakistan' (4)Show fake videos of Indian army killing kasmiri citizens Before article 370, nobody can invest in Kashmir, like me as an outsider could not open a tea shop there,nor could marry a kashmiri 🔹The interviews of Kashmiri Muslims are online,you can check if you don't believe me 🔹Now they can proudly say "I am not Malala Yousafzai, because I will never have to run away from my country" "I am free,and I am safe in my country India,in my home Kasmir which is part of India"
@@Seize07 Pakistan forced them to join India The propaganda was created by Pakistan and Pakistani Terrorists You can see the kashmiri Muslim interviews Now They can proudly say "I am not Malala Yousafzai, I never have to run away from my country" "I am free,I am safe in my home Kasmir which is part of India"
Lots of well known Armenians in Brazil. From entertainers like Stepan Nercessian, to chess GM Krikor Mekhitarian, twice brazilian champion. Long Live Armenia!
Armenia was under the Soviet Union for almost a century, from 1920 to 1991 which is nearly 71 years. They orthodox chruch and 70 years of Sovet rule use the genocide story to make them fight with Azerbaines and take more lands from them, since forgivness is deeply rooted in christianity once can wonder why they continue to hold onto the past and use it as a justification for their actions. Additionally, they need to become good christians and learn from jesus to embrace forgiveness. As Jesus once said , "But I say to you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you" (Matthew 5:44). It is important for Armenia to move forward and focus on fostering peace and reconciliation rather than using the past as a means of perpetuating conflict. By embracing forgiveness and seeking peaceful resolutions, Armenia can contribute to a more harmonious future in the region.
Armenia was under the Soviet Union for almost a century, from 1920 to 1991 which is nearly 71 years. They need to become more vocal about their experiences during this period and teach kids in schools that dictatorship is a dangerous form of governance. By openly discussing the impact of Soviet rule, Armenia can ensure that future generations understand the importance of democracy and individual freedoms. Additionally, this will empower the youth to actively participate in shaping a more inclusive and democratic society.
Our very beautiful sister Armenia with huge history ancient civilization is very brave people wonderfiul and hospitable...Brothers and sisters Armenians 🇬🇷💞🇦🇲 we love you here in Greece so much and also we have so many Armenians in Greece God bless you all!
They need to become good christians and learn from jesus to embrace forgiveness. As Jesus once said , "Forgive others as you would like to be forgiven." This teaching can help Armenians heal from the wounds of their past and foster a spirit of reconciliation. By practicing forgiveness, they can strive towards a brighter future built on understanding and compassion."
I mean, the Armenian Genocide, that's heavy stuff. You can't exactly bring that up at a family dinner, right? "Hey, Aunt Martha, how about those Soviet times, huh? Any fun stories to share?" And don't even get me started on the Ottoman rule! But hey, at least they gave us Kebabs, right?
That’s why in Israel we ban any products made in Turkey. They have never compensated Armenians for the genocide , nor have they acknowledged it to the world.
Now, I'm talking about Armenia's stint under the Soviet Union. Seventy-one years, my friends. That's longer than some Hollywood marriages! But for some reason, it's like the elusive fourth Kardashian sister - everyone knows it exists, but it's barely mentioned! Now, I love Armenia. Beautiful country, incredible culture, and they even gave us chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov. But I've got to say, Armenians have this ability to skip over the Soviet era like it's a Netflix show they never got around to watching. "Oh, you know, just casually binge-watched decades of Soviet rule, no big deal!" They need to be more vocal about the nearly 70 years of soviet rule.
Even while some Armenians may be grateful to the Soviet Union for helping to free them, it's crucial to understand the complicated history and the suffering that took place under Soviet rule.
The 🌎 Order is Changing Now. Indians Love Armenians. India Now World's Fifth Largest Economy will soon Jump to 4th. Already it had the World's 4th Strongest Army. Long Live 🇦🇲 & 🇮🇳 Friendship.🤗♥️
We Armenians are only brothers with Iran, Tajikistan and India, Afghanistan sent over 3000-4000 Mujaheddin to Artsakh (their name was Hezb e Islami) to fight Armenians in 1990 to 1993 in the name of Muslim brotherhood and many of them especially those who fought against us still support Azerbaijan until today.
Beautiful people. I find it so sad and upsetting the Turks cant overcome their pride and accept that they committed a terrible crime against these people. Similar problem to the Japanese unwilling to admit the atrocities they committed in WW2
" I find it so sad and upsetting the Turks cant overcome their pride and accept that they committed a terrible crime against these people." I have an advice for you bro. Don't only read wikipedia. You can look at Admiral Bristol Report 1, Atatürk's message to Admiral Bristol as the telegraph, Admiral Bristol Report 2 and Dashnagtzoutiun Has Nothing to Do Anymore. I have a link for last mini-book(manifesto) from an American-Armenian. Read all of them and after that say something. In addition: The manifesto's writer is an Armenian and first president of Armenia. He lived in last years of Ottoman Empire and real observer unlike Armenian academists. Because the academists wrote their books, articles after 1965s.
It's link: fatsr.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/The-Armenian-Revolutionary-Federation-Has-Nothing-to-Do-Anymore-New-York-Armenian-Information-Service-1955.pdf Especially you must read page 6.
@@yusufyazc4675 I don’t really understand your point but I think we all know that this did happen and is not admitted by the Turkish sovereign/government for a hundred years. And no I don’t blame ataturk, he was simply in the wrong party but he was one of my favorite leaders rlly making a change
why don't they go to the United Nations, they just try to get people to accept it. Also, why does Armenia insist so much on not showing its historical resources? Bruce Fein questions this too, but you're all blind, you only see what you want to see. Also, I didn't say you blamed Atatürk. When Admiral Bristol sent report about "the genocide (First report [There is a genocide: Turks killed many armenians and greeks])", Atatürk reacted to the Bristol and the report: T H E R E I S N O T G E N O C I D E, P L E A S E F I X T H E R E P O R T. And also, a Pasha sent this telegraph to American Admiral who stays in Istanbul. You have too many discrepancy.
Türkiye and Japan are not the only countries in the world. The situation is the same as not accepting what France did in Africa, not accepting what the Armenians did in Khojaly, not accepting the genocide committed by England in India and the Middle East, and not accepting what the Americans did in Iraq, Vietnam and Afghanistan. How ridiculous it is that the West ignores what they and the Armenians did and constantly accuses Turkey of genocide.
But here's the thing, my friends, history shouldn't be like a buffet where you pick and choose the bits that suit your taste. It's like going to a restaurant and deciding to only eat the appetizers, while the main course stares at you with disappointment. Armenia, you've got this entire historical buffet, yet you're fixated on a few delicious dishes! But let me tell you a little secret. It's okay to embrace the complexities of your past, even if it means talking about things that aren't as trendy as the latest viral video. So let's raise a glass to celebrating ALL of Armenia's history, whether it's the juicy scandalous parts or the more quiet, understated chapters of the Soviet experience. Because, my friends, history is like a great stand-up routine. It's all about timing, delivery, and finding humor in even the darkest moments. So let us remember, commemorate, and crack a smile while we're at it. Now, go out there, embrace your history, and remember to never forget the punchlines of your past.
I am Armenian my mum is Armenian and my dad is Persian I love Armenian culture as it’s amazing and I love all of my relitaves thank you for sharing facts about this country however it isn’t really known
@@henogee8320 I’m Armenian but I can’t write or read, I was born and raised in America and my parents never taught me. I briefly knew in kindergarten-second grade when I was taught but I never used it so I forgot it :/
There are soo much people in comments who’s lose Armenia,I am Armenian and thank you soo much i never seen so much love to Armenia in any video.I appreciate your comments thank you
بهارات در مورد آذری ها درست حرف بزن ، بعنوان ی ایرانی فارسی زبان با حکومت جمهوری آذربایجان و جریان پانترکیسم دشمنم و تنفر دارم ول با مردم با عزت آذربایجان که برادران خونی ما هستن هیچ دشمنی ندارم و ارمنی ها هم بردار و همسایه ما هستن و این هیچ ربطی نه به پاکستان و هند و پنجابی و غیره نداره پس آروم باش برو خونه ات اینجا بالیوود نی 😏🥱🥴
Now, I want to share a personal anecdote. So, I was chatting with this Armenian friend of mine, and I asked him about the Soviet era, just out of curiosity. And you know what he said? He looked at me, dead serious, and said, "Why talk about living under Soviet rule when we can talk about eating our weight in dolma?"
Karaboğa 🇹🇷: can we join eu? eu🇪🇺: please don't come to our europe, we can't accept black terrorists, they brought a lot of social evils to europe. europe we were at home without going out because the black terrorist Karaboğa roamed our streets, We called the police to arrest them and now prisons across Europe are full, overcrowded, unable to hold any more. color terrorist prisoners, so we shot them dead with guns, the European Union countries passed laws that allow people to kill Karaboğa black terrorists. We Europeans are very angry when we see that European countries are no longer a country that attracts tourists or is present in the public eye, but it has become a place of profession, European prison is the home of colored terrorists Karaboğa
I once met an Armenian friend, and we were talking about history. When I asked about the Soviet era, there was this pause, this uncomfortable silence that felt like we'd accidentally stepped on a Lego. Finally, he leaned in and whispered, "Shh, we don't talk about that part.
God bless my brothers and sisters from Armenia , May our Lord Jesus bless your Land and people abundantly , much Love from The USA and Mexico to Armenia ❤️❤️❤️
That’s why in Israel we ban any products made in Turkey. They have never compensated Armenians for the genocide , nor have they acknowledged it to the world.
Now, if you're anything like me, whenever you think of Armenia, you think of breathtaking landscapes, mouthwatering food, and that mysterious third Kardashian cousin. You see, Armenia spent a whopping 71 years under the Soviet Union! That's longer than it takes for me to finally decide on what to watch on Netflix. But for some reason, it's like the red-headed stepchild of Armenian conversations. "Oh, yeah, Soviet Union, forgot about that one! Just gonna skip over it like a TikTok video I don't want to watch!" And you know what's even more puzzling? Armenians have this uncanny ability to brighten up any room when they talk about the Armenian Genocide or the Ottoman Empire. It's like they transform into the world's most passionate historians. But when it comes to discussing their time under Soviet rule, it's as if they're speed dating through history, only focusing on the juicy parts.Now, don't get me wrong, I totally understand the importance of discussing the atrocities of the Armenian Genocide and the dark times under the Ottomans. They deserve to be acknowledged, remembered, and learned from. But hey, Armenia, have you forgotten about that long, complicated relationship with the Soviet Union? It's like breaking up with someone after 71 years and pretending they never existed!
Armenia is so beautiful especially when it's snowing. I would visit Armenia. It's one of country I want to visit. Love from India To Strong Armenian brother's and sisters
IAM 10MIL× PROUDER THAN THE PROUDEST ARMENIAN IN THE WORLD AND IK IT SOUNDS WEIRD CUZ IF IM 10MIL× PROUDER THAN THE PROUDEST IM THE PROUDEST AND IG IAM❤
@@harmony5807 When you came to Syria, the Levant, Iraq, Palestine and Jerusalem, they opened their homes to you, took care of you, and lived with you after you were exterminated by the Turks, and now you are praising Israel, which does the same thing to the Palestinians, who now there are Palestinian Armenians who speak Armenian and have an Armenian church, just like the ungrateful Circassians.😂
@@user-dz4pb2ll3kNot true, the Persians kept their old alphabet. The "Arabic" alphabet was literally invented by Persians and is based on the Middle Persian script. As much as I love Armenians, you sound like a Turk.
@@valcm22Iran is a friend of both Armenia and Azerbaijan, and we do not mind!! I am from Armenia and love Iranians there is an ancient historical special bond between us!!!
