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I'm curious about something.
Can anybody here tell me what language was commonly used during the Artaxiad Dynasty? Was it very old Armenian? Are there any written attestations?
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Old Armenian most likelyOriginally Posted by Comte Arnau
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Has a very clear pronunciation and sounds more similar to Indo-Iranian languages than European ones.
Unique. It sounds horrible when some of the thuggish Armenian guys speak it, but I've heard some Armenian girls who sound like angels.
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Sounds like persian tbh lol
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Armenian sounds like a bit polite version of the Kurdish that my father is speaking.
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The language is very beautiful
I have a playlist on YT with 100+ songs from their country. Mostly folk stuff.
I like their circle dancing too.
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