06 Nov Armenian Language Corner Money, Money, Money… January 5, 2022 By armprelacy Before the European Union officially introduced the euro as currency in 1999 and Greece adopted it i... Continue reading
09 Oct Armenian Language Corner Don’t Rub This on Anyone’s Face January 5, 2022 By armprelacy If you still use a pencil to write, then you probably have an eraser around to rub out pencil marks.... Continue reading
26 Sep Armenian Language Corner You Only Say “No” Once December 29, 2021 By armprelacy As we said in a previous note last year, Western Armenian (*) and English share a grammatical featur... Continue reading
11 Sep Armenian Language Corner The Many Meanings of Life December 29, 2021 By armprelacy Every language has its unique expression when raising a glass for a toast. While English speakers sa... Continue reading
03 Jul Armenian Language Corner You Eat It, You Do Not Have It December 29, 2021 By armprelacy Someone may approach you anywhere in the world and ask: «Կրնա՞մ սուրճ մը ունենալ» (Gurnam soorj muh ... Continue reading
22 May Armenian Language Corner No Love Lost December 29, 2021 By armprelacy In a previous entry (“Some Armenian Words That Sound (Almost) Like English... Or Not,” June 20, 2013... Continue reading
10 Apr Armenian Language Corner Barons Are Not What They Used to Be December 29, 2021 By armprelacy Barons are not very fashionable these days, except when someone with this title has a mention in the... Continue reading
27 Mar Armenian Language Corner Sometimes We Do Not Need to Invent Words December 29, 2021 By armprelacy We all know that there are differences between colloquial and written language. Some things are more... Continue reading
20 Mar Armenian Language Corner An Old Ship that Looks to the Stars December 29, 2021 By armprelacy Both English terms that designate vessels, boat and ship, have Germanic origin, and both are possibl... Continue reading
26 Feb Armenian Language Corner A Particular Way to Enjoy December 29, 2021 By armprelacy Western Armenian has an interesting couple: վայելել (vayelel) and վայլել (vaylel). It is interesting... Continue reading