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1. In conversation, Anounet Eencheh? Means in opening, "what is your name?" but in literal translation you are saying Name-Yours(Anounet) What-Is-it (eencheh)?
2. In answering - you give your name, "Anounes Johnathan-eh" (anounes means my name, then you state your name, and add the "eh" at the end of your name to give it the proper predicate, in this case "is". So, literally you are answering: Name-My Johnathon-is.
3. To be polite and to say immediately after stating your name, and your name is? Eesk Koo Anounet? or you can add the Eencheh at the end, too - they are both corrent. So Eesk Koo Anounet or So Eesk Koo Anounet Eencheh? and that translates literally to And (eesk) You (koo) Name-yours (anoun-et)?
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Bottle in Armenian in Armenian is called and pronounced as: Sheessh.
all-a-kh-ver-d-yan that how you say it
Balloon is called: POOCHEEG in Armenian.
Kayl means wolf in Armenian.
Three in Armenian is called: YEREK.
Green is called ganach in Armenian
You say 'voch'
Yossarian is an Armenian surname, a patronymic of uncertain origin.Other Armenian surnames, (answered from ancestry.com)Grigorian - Armenian: patronymic from the Armenian personal name Grigor (see Gregory).Hovespian - Armenian: patronymic from the personal name Hovsep, classical Armenian Yovsep(see Joseph).
Tree in Armenian is called and pronounced: DZAR .
Game in Armenian is called and pronounced as: KHAGH.