Similarities Between Armenian and Persian

[@goharikjones7387]

I am Armenian Iranian and very proud of it, Love both country's, their culture, their hospitality is unique in the world.

[@BahadorAlast]

Thank you! We Iranians have always loved and supported Armenians and the Armenian nation! Nobody can ever break this bond!

[@gyulgin8575]

Yes Men Bratans

[@agostocobain2729]

Iran is better though, because Armenians are crazy the ones from Armenia, they have Soviet syndrome.

[@l.shirvanyan6161]

Iranians are our best honest kind neighbours .Shortly saying one of the most ancient civilized countries as well

[@Neemahabeeb]

We love you too

[@raminrzayev1044]

I just hate armenia thats it

[@pasahsnov6186]

@@sahlarelizade3834 Inana bilmirəm, Nizamiyə də fars dedin.

[@surenairani3861]

❤❤❤😍

[@batfastard5577]

@@raminrzayev1044 you have lack of wisdom. Pain creates wisdom there is no wisdom without pain. Go, struggle with this for a bit and you will get little more wise

[@Mokh7777]

I’m sure every Iranian will agree with me when I say Armenia/Armenians 🇦🇲 are probably the only neighbor that we genuinely love and have no issues with! They are our ancient cousins and we’ll always have their back. Other nations (even the byzantines) don’t give credit to the Armenians’ contributions but Iranians will always brag about their fellow Iranian-Armenians and how much they have contributed in everything about Iran from day one! 🇮🇷 ❤️🇦🇲

[@fazrazfarzam4688]

Mokh7777 We love Armenia so much! Iran even stood by Armenia in the battles against Azerbaijan even though many of is Iranians are Azeri, and Israel supports Azerbaijan.

[@gyulgin8575]

Fazraz Farzam thanks bro iranian live in armenian and armenians live in Iran we Love you iranian guy ♥♥

[@fazrazfarzam4688]

Gyul Gin ❤❤❤

[@dr.spectre9697]

We love you too brother! Your nation is the FIRST empire in history. To this day, I prefer Iran over Rome. I am not muslim & I will never be a muslim, But I respect my Iranian brothers & sisters & I love them.

[@persianimmortal6432]

I would die in battle for Armenian brother 💪🇮🇷🇦🇲

[@cht5086]

As an Persian love Armenian, awsome people

[@MrStevezed]

yes, you want to marry armanian dont you ? i am sure you do

[@junaid1040]

Are you Muslim? I'm Muslim from Pakistan

[@mrjohnobrian3140]

Nurik & oğuz adamın dibisiniz Don’t hate them!

[@mrjohnobrian3140]

Nurik & oğuz adamın dibisiniz Onlerda insan!

[@loliwillmakeaccountssolong3158]

Ch T i love Iran and Persians but theres one idiot thats talking shit about me and calling me fat thats from Iran but i still love Iran

[@arattaararat8023]

Armenian and Iran are two real ancient brother countries... Long live Armenia and Iran two arian brothers.

[@pacmintheneo]

love from iran

[@ramyarmany]

From where you reached to this funny conclusion? Just becouse you have few words in common? That actually the influence of Turkish and arabic on your languages and culture, go to the Armenian kitchen to get shocked the nuber of lebanese arabic words is there !

[@ArthaxtaDaVince777]

@@ramyarmany Armenian and Persian civilization has co-existed as neighbors for thousands of years, that's how.

[@ramyarmany]

@@ArthaxtaDaVince777 bleave it or not dear no body knows any thing about armenya or even a country called armenya I came across many people from deferent countries never found anybody recognise the name armenya. Only lebanese and arab countries populized Armenian du to the Armenian emigration to our lands ! Even Iranians rarely know Armenia as country and a nation

[@GarnyPortfolio]

پیوند تاریخی و فرهنگی ایرانیان و ارمنیان ریشه در تاریخ دارد

[@Hk5463-t1o]

As an Armenian I can say that we two great nations have and had similarities even since Tigran the great, Darius and others

[@ArtyomMe]

I know many Armenians who are from Iran, and they always told me that they were treated in Iran with respect and have never had issues for being Christians. I know there are many Armenian churches in Iran too.

[@BahadorAlast]

artiyom Thank you! There are over 600 churches in Iran, and Armenian Iranians are a major a part of the Iranian nation! Without them, the Iranian nation is incomplete.

[@ArtyomMe]

I really appreciate you saying that! I live in USA, and although I'm Armenian from Armenia and have never been to Iran, but whenever I meet Iranian people I treat them as my old friends. I have this interesting story that happened about a year ago. I worked near a big railroad station in one of the US major cities. I went out for a walk during my lunch, and saw two women with their luggage, very confused as if they didn't know where they are going. They looked Armenian, so I approached them to see if I can help, but they were from Iran and didn't speak any English, neither I speak Farsi. So I said to them "No Farsi" and tried to figure out what are they trying to do. They gave me their phone, so I can speak with their brother who was supposed to meet them at the station. So I found out that their brother was on the other side of the station and they were trying to get to him, but didn't know which way to go. So I just walked them where their brother would pick them up. While we were walking, they still didn't know who I was and we couldn't really talk to each other as they didn't speak English. I tried to simplify my speech as much as I could, and asked them "You from Iran?" They said "Yes, yes Iran". I said "I'm from Armenia" but it seemed like they didn't understand me. I repeated "Armenia, Armenia". They were still confused. Then I said "Armenistan", and they like exploded "Oh Armenistan, Armenistan!!! I know!!!" So apparently one of them even visited Armenia couple years back.I walked them all the way to their brother, and then we said goodbye to each other. I'm glad our people are getting along so well. We are of different religion and different languages and even different ethnicity, but we are old (and I mean really OLD) good neighbors and should always stay like that! Peace to you, brothers!

[@xxxiamthebestxxx]

Persians are famous in history as peace lovers. I'm actually from Iran too. I left there because of its misogynist policy. That is typical to many eastern countries unfortunately; it's not Iran only.

[@newpersia88]

I should say that Armenian earned that respect as many of my best and most trusted friends Are Armenian .Love you guys

[@gyulgin8575]

artiyom thats iran not armenian ?????

[@fazrazfarzam4688]

As an Iranian Azeri, I love Armenia and the Armenian nation! I am so glad that Iran has welcomed many Armenians over the centuries, especially when they were getting persecuted and killed elsewhere! I hope to see the Armenian-Iranians grow very large! Everything about Armenia is beautiful and amazing!! Long live Armenia and the Armenian nation! - Love from your Iranian brother

[@fazrazfarzam4688]

No, thank you!!! WE LOVE ARMENIA!!

[@fazrazfarzam4688]

Hye Apeh Nobody can ever divide us! We'll always remain as friends. Armenians have contributed so much to Iran. I literally meant it when I said I would give my life for Armenian people and the Armenian nation!

[@fazrazfarzam4688]

❤❤❤

[@garoshamirian]

Remember there were a lot of armenian martyrs(shahid)in 8 years of Iraq iran war,they gave their lives happily for iranzamin.

[@inessashahverdyan3460]

Fazraz Farzam Thank you very much for your kind words! 🤗Armenians love and respect Iranian people very much. We will always be friends! 🇦🇲🇮🇷

[@raffaelloapaga7987]

GREETING FROM ARMENIA 🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲

[@alborz2887]

I love armenian so much ur brother from Iran

[@kamranmanafov2736]

why brother ?

[@mehrdad5767]

Kamran Manafov why notand why turks azeri have iranin name

[@fazrazfarzam4688]

Kamra Manafov Why wouldn't we love Armenia? Is it Armenians who keep insulting us and claiming that a large part of Iran should belong to them and constantly use racial attacks against us and make dumb claims about how Iranian Azeris want to join a different country? NO, It's Azerbaijan that does that!

[@arcax2309]

We love u too guys😚

[@sakogekchyan7366]

Fazraz Farzam I’m not going to lie bro, a lot of Armenians do make jokes about Persians. But to be fair we also make plenty of harsh jokes against ourselves so it’s all in good fun.

[@suren2313]

We love you Iran

[@BahadorAlast]

Thank you! And we Iranians love Armenia and the Armenian nation!

[@Oshin-kf8wo]

Suren Kalantarian We love Hayastan ♥

[@aram99.11]

Dictator ıran((..

[@sakogekchyan7366]

All leaders and rulers should follow the example of Cyrus the great.

[@aradsstates9584]

We love Armenians just like our family 💜you’re always generous people.

[@nikoleayala5724]

Both are such exotic and beautiful languages. Any time I hear an Armenian speak in Armenian or a Persian speaking Farsi I get weak in the knees. Then again I’m a sucker for Persian and Armenian men. :)

[@armans4306]

Oooooo :D

[@star16me]

giiiiirl, i know right?

[@PersianSP13]

Nikole Ayala We should meet. Do you live in SoCal?

[@ion6538]

Women should not be expressing lust. Very immoral.

[@hosseinsadeghi2468]

Armenians are in our hearts, lots of love from a Persian brother 🇦🇲🇮🇷💚🤍❤️

[@spartaksaruni7402]

armenians and parsians are brathers !

[@fazrazfarzam4688]

ALWAYS!! I LOVE Armenians!! I would gladly give my life for Armenians!!!!! - Love from an Iranian

[@clipblogger527]

Stupid Armenia and treacherous Iran. Long live Azerbaijan.

[@mojcyrus1495]

@@fazrazfarzam4688 داداش‌ اروم باش مردم فک میکنن کم داری اخه تا حالا یه‌ارمنی درباره ایران اینو گفته

[@ArsenAl-zorK]

Persians are our brother and sisters, very close culturally regardless of any religious differences. And have been so for thousands of years. Neither of us can say the same about any of our neighboring countries today. Armenia

[@BahadorAlast]

Zork1915 Thank you! We Iranians have always loved and supported our Armenian neighbours and compatriots! ❤🇮🇷❤🇦🇲❤

[@preciousendsian5496]

Zork jan -- they weren't our "brothers" when they murdered our patron Saint Sarkis and legendary hero Vartan Mamigonian. !!! But yes -- Religions aside, Persians and Armenians are one ethnicity. Pre-Christian Armenia, way back when we practiced Mithra-ism, and before Iran's conversion to Islam .. there was harmony among us, worshiping together in our temples. That period in history was better. Once again this proves us that religion is a poison to humanity. And trust me I say this with much heartache. I am not an atheist. Armenians we have endured pain and suffering since our adoption of Christianity -- it brought us nothing but misfortune. Those jewish apostles should never have come and bothered us!!!

[@ArsenAl-zorK]

Vartan Mamigonian was a stupid piece of trash who led Armenian people to needless slaughter, for what? Jewish mythology? "patrons" Either way, what you say is irrelevant. It's like ignoring the fact that Norwegians and Swedes are brother nations even though they once were at war. It's history, conflict happens, but cultural ties are still there regardless of you and people like you ignoring it. And Armenia and Iran have real cultural ties, despite how the Sassanid dynasty once ruled. I recommend you do some research about the traitor Mamigonians instead of speaking out of your ass like a proper brainwashed christian boy. Also why are you using a rhetoric where you start taking my age into account? You should grow up. Persian and Armenian bound existed long before islam and christianity, and it will be there long after. Bullshit religions have nothing to do with this. Good day to you.

[@BahadorAlast]

Zork1915 You're absolutely right! Nobody can break the bond between us. As Iranian people, regardless of religion or ethnicity we are, we support and love Armenians! Many Iranians joined our Armenian compatriots in Tehran to protest at the Embassy of Turkey to demand the recognition of the Armenian genocide. We'll always support the Armenian nation in whichever way we can, no matter who tries to divide us. Nobody can ever break this bond between us that goes back centuries prior to Christianity and Islam.

[@iran-persiapatriot9421]

Zork1915 ♥Hayastan♥

[@VrejGaming]

Armenians & Persians are ancient neighbors and will forever be friends!

[@BahadorAlast]

VrejGaming Thank you! ❤

[@47samy]

Dr. Setti Armenia became Christian before the Roman Empire in 301 AD

[@thesublimedragon2302]

VrejGaming The founders, of modern Armenians and Persians, are native south Americans from the Andeans region.

[@pragmatique1223]

The Sublime Dragon ahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahah what?

[@thesublimedragon2302]

Mko Mkrt The ancients symbols in Armenia, iran and in other Indo-european societies are ancients Americans symbols. The stepped pyramid, the circle with a cross, the squared cross, the eighth pointed cross are Americans symbols.

[@hayemyes5298]

Armenians and Persians one love💙 🇦🇲🇮🇷💙.... im Armenian girl and i love Iran,Iranians so much... that love is so clear... #iran #armenia

[@hamidchopan3480]

Tankyou sister its love so clear

[@mojcyrus1495]

@Kurosh Parsi are you sure you are Iranian?! honestly Persian girls are one of the most beautiful in the world and Armenian girls are not comparable to Persian girls.your comment is really weird🤔

[@kingmike7965]

@@mojcyrus1495 as an Armenian I agree , actually there are alot of Armenian guys I know that find Iranian girls to be most attractive.

[@ΔοσίθεοςΤρνηνητς]

Hayastan❤️❤️❤️ respect from serbia

[@gyulgin8575]

Hye Apeh aper incha

[@erikwinald]

Thanks bro 👍

[@nairababajanyan6603]

🇦🇲Hayastan love ❤️ Serbia 🇷🇸 Zdrave Srbia

[@gyulgin8575]

@anonymous boy25 i watch bahadors video i comment in every video xD

[@gyulgin8575]

@anonymous boy25 xD

[@mahmoodtajar]

many armenians in tehran and isfahan/iran!

[@gyulgin8575]

mahmood tajar bro many armenians Live in tehran and South iran xD

[@hunkwasbisyan007]

Lots of love and respect to Iran, Armenia and Greece from this Orthodox Christian brother from Bangladesh. 🇧🇩💖🇦🇲💖🇮🇷💖🇬🇷 💖☦️✝️💖☪️

[@hunkwasbisyan007]

@Manjur Chowdhury Yes the majority are Catholics, but that doesnt mean that there are no Orthodox Christians in Bangladesh.

[@akshayraj7543]

Yes I got to see there are some Armenians still living in parts of Bangla and Kolkata....good to see you love from Hyderabad India 🥰

[@Erik-by1hc]

❤

[@stevethekkekara]

Respect to you as well brother, from your Syro-malabar (Syriac) Christian in India

[@hunkwasbisyan007]

@@stevethekkekara Thanks, AMEN and Hallelujah brother 🇧🇩 ☦️ 🇮🇳

[@dr.spectre9697]

[@حسیناحمدی-غ4ز]

It is interesting to know that the word Armenian itself comes from the word Aryan_man, meaning Iranian and Aryan people Like words اهریمن Spider-Man Batman Which follows the same structure.. .

[@ZachlikesAssyrian]

​@@حسیناحمدی-غ4ز .Armenia was a name borrowed from the Arameans. Lol

[@ZachlikesAssyrian]

Genetic studies prove that Armenians are genetically closer to Assyrians than Persians. However, both Assyrian and Armenians are close to Persians.

[@Alex-hp3sd]

I am persian azari, we support Armenia and Armenians, in Iran and outside of Iran.

[@gyulgin8575]

Alex xd

[@fazrazfarzam4688]

I love Armenia and Armenians. I would give up my life for Armenians any day!!!!! - Love from an Iranian

[@gyulgin8575]

Pan Turk and you are a idiot

[@aybukedemirel5290]

Pan Turk Most Persian Azeri have no problem with Armenians!

[@msaadmin123]

Aybüke Demirel are you turkish armenian, just curious? :)

[@engineercomputer5831]

❤🇦🇲🇮🇷❤I love Armenia from Iran

[@junaid1040]

Are you Muslim? I'm Muslim from Pakistan

[@shayna.6928]

Not know not ❤🇮🇱❤

[@gevorgdavtyan77]

History tells that Persians & Greeks are our brothers.

[@BahadorAlast]

Gevorg Davtian Thank you ❤❤

[@ezioauditore758]

Gevorg Davtian Where u from?

[@gevorgdavtyan77]

Ezio Auditore, I'm from Armenia, why?

[@xmanlegend550]

iranian love armanian people

[@gevorgdavtyan77]

I know, we are very similar!

[@Narimaan94]

I didn't know that the Armenian and Persian languages are so similar with each other! thanks

[@thelastmark2216]

Cause armenian has a lot of Persian words.

[@alexkrieger3263]

Because they are both indo European

[@lu-chan1745]

Alex Krieger Actually it's because of the Persian and Armenian history.

[@spramodh21]

Has nothing to do with Indo-European. Armenian is in the same group of Indo-European languages as Indo-Iranian (so its more similar than European languages, yes), but most of these similar words come from borrowings of Pahlavi/Middle Persian into Armenian, during Parthian and some Sassanian times. There are many cognates due to Indo-European heritage, but they don't sound similar at all due to the very different phonology of Armenian to Old Iranic.

[@arvinsharifbaev]

Those are the Persian loanwords in Armenian. This has to do with geographical and historical ties Armenia and Iran share.

[@ahura7307]

Love Armenia from Iran 🇮🇷❤🇦🇲

[@GingerBreadSed]

Seems like Eastern Armenian is closer to Persian than Western Armenian

[@BahadorAlast]

GingerBreadSed Yes, and it's spoken by the Armenians of Iran :) Thank you for watching!

[@vahekrikorian3581]

They are mostly consonant differences that are easily discerned. The division mostly occurred due to the divide between Armenians living in the Ottoman Empire and Persian Empire.

[@MrAhuraMazda]

Same with Eastern Iraqi

[@anasetrakian3376]

Iranians have always supported Armenia! Even in the war with the Azerbaijanis who share the same Shi'a religion as the majority of Iranians, Iranians still did not side with Azerbaijan. They supported us and stayed with us so much that Israel became good friends with Azerbaijan and that's where the Azerbaijanis get their weapons to kill our brothers and sisters. I cannot express how much I love Iran and Iranians, the events of the past century up to the present day have proven one thing with certainty that Armenians and Iranians are eternal friends and NOBODY can ever change that!

[@raminkhajavi9513]

Half of Azerbaijani is also in present day Iran. Weapons are sold left and right, as was seen in the Iran Iraq war. Armenians and Azeris were good friends and neighbors, before colonization by Russia and British, and the dividing of people into countries, called nationalism. Go beyond the lies. It's called divide and conquer, in the middle east of England. Common humanity, diverse yet interrelated cultures, beliefs, and languages; manmade artificial borders!

[@Coregame3]

@@raminkhajavi9513 🇦🇲🇦🇿

[@amireyvazi9251]

I love Armenia so much from Iran. Love all of u my brothers out there😘

[@Coregame3]

@@amireyvazi9251 Aryan, Greek and Armen are from Eastern Indo European dialect

[@PersianDocs]

We were neutral

[@humanitiesdiedlongtimeagof4344]

armenia we love you from iran ❤

[@Noname-gx3ii]

Thank you 😍

[@dr.spectre9697]

As an Armenian from Iran I can honestly say Armenians & Iranians have been cultural & even genetic cousins for thousands of years despite not intermixing due to our religious differences. We most likely originated from the same Into-European people. I love my Iranian Brothers & Sisters & their culture/nation!

[@pragmatique1223]

Dr. Spectre ye thats why they all look brown now and we look white, great logic

[@1doubtist]

well, you ARE as Iranian as any other Iranian :)

[@47samy]

lol yeah because brown armenians and white iranians don't exist, great logic

[@pragmatique1223]

Diana brown armenians, must be something new 😂😂😂

[@47samy]

to blind people yes 100%

[@user-gy6cd3zc1f]

Love from Armenia to Iran😘🇮🇷🇦🇲

[@maryamcarymi2987]

I'm Iranian n I'm here bcoz of my all time favourite band System Of A Down. Long live the Armenian-Iranian brotherhood.

[@kingmike7965]

We Armenians love you guys like our own family 🇦🇲🇮🇷

[@zhosefkhudaverdyan8527]

Armenian and Persian people are very old Nation.We Respect each other,we love each other’s and we’re together.I now ours history very well and a’m proud with My first and last names.I love you my Iranian and Armenian people

[@fazrazfarzam4688]

We LOVE ARMENIA!! Long live Armenia and the Armenian nation. I would happily sacrifice my life for the Armenians!!!!! - Love from an Iranian

[@highscietylife]

We love Iran and armenia from Germany 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪❤❤❤ I dont know what i do here but its interessting 😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@gyulgin8575]

XD

[@ObserverEffect-xp4dk]

Germans must be tired from turks who conquered Deutschland now

[@tiagoblumenfeld3827]

I am Armenian from Turkey (although I speak and write eastern-Armenian) by my father's side and Jewish from Germany by the side side of my mother, and I looooove a lot #Persia and the #Persians ... And I am proudly someone who supports Iranian nationalists !

[@argunberkedogan191]

As a native turkish speaker, i can understand a lot of these words.The words are very similar to our language. There is a lot of words in turkish that comes from persian and armenian.

[@qutalmsalp7798]

This words are Persian "not" Armenian. Only "nor" (new) is pure Armenian, and "sugar" is Sanskrit origin (actually means "pebble"). "cinnamon" > "dârchin" is Persian and means "China Tree" "badthinker". Pure Turkish is "yağı" and "yağı" also loan to Persian from Turkish, they use "yâgî".

[@argunberkedogan191]

Qutalmış Alp are you a native turkish speaker? If you were, as you know, we are using tarçın in turkish, not karakabuk, we are using the word peynir for general meaning, how can you say beyaz peynir in pure turkish? Turp and şalgam are from the same family but they are not the same. If you say i want to drink some turp juice no one understands you, you have to say şalgam to be understood. In modern turkish everyone uses düşman (dushman) not yağı. If you ask someone in the street what means yağı, lot of people will say that yağı is the accusative case of the word yağ ( oil). We know these words are not turkish, some of them not armenian or persian, they are from diffrent old indo-european languages but we are using them know, we are communicate with these words. So i do not care what the words origin is, i have just wanted to say that we have been living together for years so our culture is similar like the meanings of words. Please do not do nationalism over the languages. If you would like to find pure turkish words, you can start with the simplest ones like kalem ( pencil), or autobus.

[@qutalmsalp7798]

Yes, I am native Turkish speaker and I am Turkologist, I only gave some knowledges, I don't do nationalism. Of course we use all this words in Istanbul Turkish, Istanbul dialect is very mixed, but in folk dialects there are pure Turkish words, I wrote them.

[@qutalmsalp7798]

By the way, "kalem" is Greek origin and actually means "reed" :) and "autobus" is wrong derivated word. Linguistically you can't mix Greek and Latin words together and you can't derivate words like that. Autobus derivated in 1905 in America. First version was "automobile omnibus" and they get shorted > "autobus" is it comletely wrong. Also "automobil" is wrong derivated word too, "automobil" (Greek-Latin mix) and it means "go itself", but "cars" don't go itself, they go by human :) there is logical error here. "Automobil Omnibus" < "omnibus" means in Old Latin "for everyone". They separated this word "omni-bus" it is totally ridiculus, and they say > "bus" only :) it is completely ridiculus word... In Old Turkish scripts like "Dede Korkut" you can see "yazgıç" means "kalem" and today we can say "Toplutaşıt" for "autobus", not wrong derivated and pure Turkish.

[@argunberkedogan191]

Qutalmış Alp you can not use toplutaşıt for the bus i think :), we can use it for so many vehicles like train etc., and the word derivation with -gaç is very funny you know like the most common example oturgaç:)).

[@listengort88]

Shalom from Israel to both amazing ancient nations of our Middle East and South Caucasus

[@BahadorAlast]

Alexande Listengort Shalom and thank you for watching :)

[@lezu_tv]

Shalom.Ani Artavazd. From Armenian.

[@mrwersa1]

@** !Slaves Shall Serve- speak for yourself

[@danieldayan9336]

@@mrwersa1 I know it's not easy to be a slave to your poor government does days... Your solution is to continue being cheap for eternity👈 YA KOUMTSAN

[@foreigner1235]

Armenia🇦🇲🤝🏻Iran🇮🇷 Love to our Iranian neighbors from Armenia❤ We have ancient history 🇦🇲💞🇮🇷

[@yasaman1637]

Love armenia from Iran , you always have a special place in our heart , in our darkest days you stood with us ❤

[@suren2313]

🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷

[@Laserwad]

Armenian "lois" 'day' is from the same root as Latin "lux" and Germanic "light", they share the same root as Persian "ruz" (typical r>l sound change). The correct Persian word for 'new' is "nō". "Jadid" is Arabic, so is nur 'light'.

[@sohrabnizoumi-berizi328]

Yes very true, I am a southern Persian and '' Lez '' in our language means Ruz in modern Persian and lois in Armenian. In southern Fars province we speak a dialect of middle Persian, Sassanid Persian.

[@seroujghazarian6343]

"լոյս" actually means light (Traditional)

[@HopefulInterventions]

Love this video. As an Armenian, I ve also come to realize our language is very similar. We have the same words to items, as mentioned in this video. Geelahz, sorry, I’m not sure how to spell it using Latin letters. But it means cherries, which is the same or very similar in Armenian and Farsi.

[@BahadorAlast]

Mary Teryan Thank you so much for watching, and that's really interesting. I didn't know about cherries, we say Geelas :) We definitely plan to do many more videos involving Armenian, please feel free to reach us on Instagram if you have any suggestions for us since KZbin comments can easily get missed: Myself: instagram.com/bahadoralast/ or Shahrzad: instagram.com/shahrzad.pe/

[@star16me]

It's written "gilas" :D

[@manvellevonian1009]

Too much love from Armenia!!!!!

[@fazrazfarzam4688]

Thank you!! lots of love from Iran!! Long live the beautiful and amazing Armenian nation. I would literally give my life for Armenian people. - Love from an Iranian

[@manvellevonian1009]

Fazraz Farzam OMG I’m in shock, I’m too happy to hear that from you ❤️❤️❤️😍😍😘😘😘😘 Muchhhhhh Muchhhh loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!❤️😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@fazrazfarzam4688]

Mine Pro Thank you for being who you are!!! Long live Armenia!!!!!!!!! LOTS OF LOVE ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@chirola9923]

Get a room, guys

[@bilingualdust41]

As an Iranian I have been three times in Yerevan and I felt I am among Iranian culture and there is nothing hurt me. I never felt I am stranger and I felt very close to them. I love Armenians and it is always a pity we are separated from each other by border. Viva Yerevan and Viva Armenian brothers and sisters ...

[@peterpremingertrichter6274]

This is definitely the loveliest part of your channel. Showing how we are all part of the same beings... humans.

[@BahadorAlast]

Thank you:)

[@America_Number1]

I’m Armenian born in America but much love to my Persian brothers and sisters may our people remain close forever

[@Blitz_Shorts]

Thanks for the video. If there is any language in the world that has little similarities with the Armenian language , then it's Farsi . I know many words which are basically the same as both in Armenian and Iranian. As for the friendship between our 2 nations , I really want our government to deepen the ties even more with Iran, I consider Iran the only good friend and neighbour for us.

[@rubensaghatelyan6284]

As Persia and Armenia are many centuries neighbors, it is normal to have similar words. I say Persia, not Iran, because we, Armenians, use Persia (Parskastan -> Պարսկաստան) more often than Iran. For example we have some Persian names in Armenian. As an example I can bring these names: Sedrak, Vahram (as I know in Persian it is Bahram), Kamsar, Suren (but I think it is more Armenian name, than Persian), Ardashir, Atrnerseh, Aramazd, Artavazd, Bakour (in Western Armenian Paguor) and so on and so forth. We have 10 thousand Persian population in Armenia and Blue Mosque (it is its name) in the center of Yerevan. We also have 3 mosques in Artsakh (or Nagorno Karabakh region) and one of them is in Shushi, the cultural capital of Artshak. And my dream is to visit Persia, especially cities of Kermanshah, Hormuz, Qazvin, Shiraz, Isfahan, Nishapur and etc. Love from Armenia.

[@qarabagazrbaycandr406]

Urodliviy yazık armiyanskiy yazık!

[@qarabagazrbaycandr406]

Suşi yox! Şuşa!arçaxiniz batsın! Həyasız satqınlar!

[@mertylmaz5125]

Watching this as a Turkish man and loving this! We're using the same words for almost everything! I've been to Iran once and I'd love to visit Armenia. Why fight when we're all similar? When we're all the same? I hope one day i can visit Armenia.

[@jrdardonl]

Blame your political and intellectual elites.

[@mertylmaz5125]

@@jrdardonl they're not my political elites nor comrades. I'm me, simple. I don't hold grudge nor hatred against anybody. I hate politics. I recognise they're to blame though. Every civilisation has their black sheep.

[@zhosefkhudaverdyan8527]

Brother and sister our language’s are indo European.

[@drastamat1]

Actually the similarities are common in Indo-Europian languages. This was a good job and it's even possible to continue for hours as there are more similarities between Persian and Armenian language. As Steven said there are some differences between Eastern and Western Armenian pronunciation, which is why he mixed up some words even though they are different in writing.

[@snowfox3012]

I love Armenian people!!! I'm Iranian myself. Yes shat siroomem hay yev hayeren

[@karlenkhachatryan5827]

Only a small portion of similar words in Armenian and Persian : Armenian - Persian Аpaki - аbgane(glass) Odzhakh-оdzhakh(family) Arzhek-ardzh(value) Azat-azad(free) Usta-ostad(master) Apsos-afsus(its a pity) Agha-agha(respected person) Bal-alubalu(cherry) Aman-аman(interjection) Nur-anar(pomegranate) Ambokhch(whole)-ambu(numerous, dense) Antam-andam(member) Anush(sweet)-anushe(happy) Аnkam(time(iteration), even)-anhame(so much), anham(the more) Vakh-avakh(interjection) Аha-аha(interjection) Badzhanakh-badzhanakh(wife's sister's husband) Bakht(luck)-bakht(lose)(????) Badrdzhan-badendzhan(eggplant) Bar-bar(fruit) Bari-barahm(kind) Bats-baz(open) Baze-baz(falcon) Bazmanal(reproduce)-bazman(stop)(???????) Tamam-таmam(fully) Betar-betar(worse) Brindz-berendzh(rice) Bostan-bostan(garden) Avartel-avardan(finish) Barak-barik(thin) Bant(prison)-band(arrest) Blghur-bolghur(bulgur) Blbul-bolbol(nightingale) Tutak-bibituti(parrot) Beran(mouth)-birun(exterior)(!!!!!) Parav-parav(old woman) Pael-pay(keep) Por(abdomin)-por(filled)(????) Kandel(destroy)-parakandan(scatter) Mard-mard(human) Vakht-vakht(time) Khash(armenian dish)-ash(iranian dish) Khrat(advice)-ezharat(statement) Akandzh(ear)- agandzh(filled)(?????) Drakht(paradise)-darakht(tree, paradise) Ekhtiyar(old)-ekhtiyar(right) para(money)-pare(coin) Aram(name)-aram(calm)(??) Ara(name)-аrа(adorn the society) Arzumanyan(surname)-arzumand(dreaming) Arman(name)-arman(strong will) Aghadzhanyan(surname)-aghadzhan(daddy) Aghasi(name)-аghasi(far place) Badam buri - badam buri(dessert) Bzhishk-pishishk(doctor)

[@vahannalbandian8338]

i can come up with like so many more too

[@Blakeblade-zd7tt]

agha is turkic word means the old people with white beard and calling them agbirchek which is used both respecting and showing he/she is old. secondly, bakht was transferred from azerbaijani to armenian. thats why there is no connection between persian and armenian on that word

[@EliMardirossian]

Bakht also means luck in egyptia arabic oh wow

[@marmanlive]

Persian, Greek, Egyptian and Armenian cultures, the most ancient civilizations that shaped Mesopotamia and The Mediterranean cultures. A great bond and ties between especially Iranians and Armenians remain these days. After learning about the common history of those nations one can clearly see a lot of similarities. These days the main distinguisher between Armenians And Iranians is the religion, yet even it has never been a barrier to continue good relations. Big respect to Iranian neighbours.

[@ion6538]

I wouldn’t put Armenian on par with Greek, Persian, and Egyptian. He Mediterranean World was shaped by Mesopotamians (Sumerians, Akkadians, Babylonians), Egyptians, Persians, Greeks, Romans, and Phoenicians. Armenians weren’t that influential.

[@marmanlive]

@@ion6538 it's about the opposite, Armenians were heavily influenced by the aforementioned cultures, plus there were many mixed marriages.

[@AnI-dz5fp]

Two words butter and suger is same in georgian

[@ayyldz5947]

ა ნ ი also seker in Turkey

[@sura5174]

@@ayyldz5947 sekeri ilk kez hindistandan persler anadoluya getirdigi icin hepimiz seker diyoruz nerdeyse butun dunya ,soylenis farkli sugar ingilizce mesela ,seker farsca bir kelimedir ,serbette arapcadir şarbat orjinali ,cay da cince dir ça orjinali aslinda, cindeki lehce farkliliklarindan dolayi avrupalilar cince te kelimesinden tea olmus cay,yani cinin bir lehcesi caya ça derken diger bir lehce te demis ,yani kimden ithal edilmisse lehce olarak o sekilde denmis

[@40suzane]

Some of you, probably, have heard about Armenians and are familiar with their traditions and hospitality or, at least know someone who has an Armenian friend. We won’t exaggerate if we say that Armenia is one of the oldest nations in the world. It has rich cultural and historical background about what Armenians are very proud of. But after all you may wonder: What is Armenian? Where are Armenians from? Well, here is a brief summary of the phenomenon of Armenia and its history. What is Armenian? A Nation of Century-Long and Rich History Have you ever heard of the legendary Biblical Mount Ararat, upon which Noah’s Ark “landed” after the flood? Well, Armenians have one more thing to boast of as in the centre of Armenian Uplands stands Mount Ararat. The territory of Armenian Highlands has been inhabited since prehistoric times, more concretely since the Stone Age (Paleolithic era). Armenians are a mixture of ancient tribes. As Hittie and Assyrian sources indicate the first tribal unions that inhabited in the Armenian Plateau were Hayasa-Azzi, Isuva, Alishe, Uruatri, Dayaeni, Diauekhi. Some of these tribes influenced on the physical appearance, tradition, culture of Armenian people. The prolonged historical process of formation and development of Armenian nation mostly dates back to the II-I millenniums BC According to some researchers Hayasa tribal union had a leading role for the origin of the denomination process of Armenian nation. Some historians highlight that by the 9th century B.C the ancient unified state of Armenia was Urartu (now accepted name: Kingdom of Van). It was the strongest kingdom in the North East. This is where are Armenians from.To put it differently, the Armenian nation is named after Haik, while the country is names after the Armenian nation. Haik is also a very popular Armenian name for boys. The common name of Hayastan for the foreigners is Armenia. The etymology of the word is explained in several ways. Firstly, the word is considered to be derived from Indo-European Armenoids. Secondly, the word is a combination of two Sanskrit words: “ara” meaning brave and courageous, and “mana” meaning people. That is to say, Armenia means “brave people”. And, finally the word Armenia derives from Armenak Haykazian’s name, the short name Armen, who was Haik’s son. What is Armenian? The Legend of Hayk Nahapet and Titanid Bel Now, let’s return to the question: Where are Armenians from? Armenian mythology has preserved some beautiful and inspiring legends concerning the origin of Armenians. The most important of these for the Armenian nation tells about Patriarch Hayk and his fight against King Bel. This story has preserved due to the 5th century historian, Movses Khorenatsi who made several accounts about this legend and told about it in his “History of Armenia”. As we already know, Hayk was the great and legendary founder of the Armenian nation. He is also known as Hayk Nahapet, which means forefather or patriarch in Armenian translation. Are you looking forward to hear this story? Here we go! In Movses Khorenatsi’s account, for some time Hayk was living in Babylon with his nation. When Assyrian king Bel titled himself as “king over all” many tribes escaped from his violence and emigrated. As for Hayk, he settled in a mountainous country near Mount Ararat.The number of Armenians in the world is about 10 million people but only one third of them live in Armenia. There are large Armenian Diasporas in Russia, USA, France, Georgia, Ukraine, Iran, Canada, etc. The official language of Armenia is Hayeren (Armenian) that belongs to an independent branch of the Indo-European languages. It won’t be a surprise for you if we say that it is one of the oldest languages in the world, will it? Armenian alphabet dates back to 405AD when it was first introduced by early medieval Armenian linguist, theologian, and statesman Mesrop Mashtots. The best depiction of Armenian language gave English poet George Gordon Byron: “Armenian is the language to speak with God”. The overwhelming majority that is about 95% of Armenian population follow Christianity. But there are also the so-called religious minorities in Armenia who are believers of Russian Orthodox Church, Moslems, Hebrews, Non-Trinitarian Christianity and others.

[@armenshahinyan9163]

I've always say it and I will continue to say it: Persians and Armenians have a unique relationship. We're some of the oldest civilizations that grew together and spread our influences across the globe. Neither our past history of war nor our religious differences can separate us. Persians are always welcome in an Armenian household, and vice versa. Love, respect, and prosperity to our nations!!

[@bobbybotorola4723]

Theres alot of mutual respect between these 2 countries that goes back thousands of years

[@madhuridixit4789]

Greetings, Respect and Admiration for the Armenian and Iranian people, from Romania!❤❤ We sincerely appreciate your profound culture and traditions! You are two extremely good & warm-hearted people! 🌹🌹🌹👍👏❤❤🙋🙋

[@middleeastarmenia407]

I'm full Armenian, and a few days ago I found out my dads side is from Iran! Because of Greater Armenia, the location is Khoy, Salmaste. That region was very important due to revolutionary fighters of Armenians leaving to fight the Turkish forces in the Genocide.

[@gurgenvoskanyan2222]

I love Iran and our iranian Brothers and Sisters! God bless Iran! Big love from Armenia! 🇮🇷❤️🇦🇲

[@BahadorAlast]

❤️❤️❤️

[@mehrdad9108]

Gurgen Voskanyan baref. From Iran ♥️

[@hasanmalekzade2639]

Love armeanian from Iranian azeri 🇮🇷❤🇦🇲

[@esqinmmmdov3295]

Qancix ne love bambili

[@kakooly]

armenians have lived in Iran for thousands of years and some of the oldest and beautiful churches are in iran ... Armenia was part of Iran not too long ago... Still to this date thousands of Armenians still living in Iran and celebrate ALL their religious and christmas holidays ..they are a very beloved people in iran and make the best Araq too..😁 good peoples ..

[@preciousendsian5496]

Hop on a bus tour and head North to taste the finest Brandy :) without the "moral" police to worry about !

[@kakooly]

Precious EndsIAN No worries about them we just pay them off and have best parties in the world.. truly isn't as bad as you hear .. Anything you try to cover people will do hundred times more .. But if ur Armenian there's no problem .. Also I would absolutely LOVE to visit your beautiful country just give my your address😁😁😁 so I can get homemade araq, the best in the world... I think you have special one made from pear?

[@kakooly]

Tehlirian777 I have no idea what your point is..!! If you take time and read carefully before assuming, I NEVER said Iran 'owned' armenia just "a part of".. but again that's what Iran is, a mix of MANY MANY unique cultures and people and languages which makes Iran a very unique place on earth like a melting pot, we have dark black 'Iranians' in the south and white and blue eyes in the north, Armenian Jew Muslim Zoroastrian etc etc and Turk Kurd baluch azeri Arab even some Europeans etc etc ALL make up what we call IRAN.. OF COURSE Armenians are their own unique people!! They're Armenian and as you notice we call them Armenians like azeris like Kurds Afghans etc etc and they still speak their own language which has had the most influence from Persian language they still celebrate their own everything etc etc... I think you are into nationalism or something which with all due respect I personally believe it's one of the stupidest ideas in this world that has caused nothing but totall ignorance misery and war and death, hate and division!! NOBODY OWNS anything in this world we all have same destination and all nationalism is nothing but fight over soil and dirt!!!! Instead of focusing on the so many differences which only exist in your mind and not really factual, lets focus on our similarities. Obviously we all have some differences even as armenians you have differences as Iranians we have so many different people as I said BUT somehow we have managed to live side by side for thousands of years .. ALL of what we call middle East was part of great Persian empire but the beloved king NEVER tried to change anyone and respected all religions and people he's the first ever to talk about such things as human rights when conquered Babylon he prayed to their God and freed Jews etc etc unlike many conquerors who tried to force their whole being on others. Right now just by chance I have Armenian neighbors that have never been to Iran but when we get together we are both profoundly surprised as to how much we have in common and how similar we are hardly can we find ANY differences but there are ALWAYS people who want to focus on a few minor differences who unfortunately cause many problems bc of their ignorance !! And yes Greeks came, Persians went there and Romans and Mongols and Arabs and many others but again somehow we all learned to mix and live together and THAT is what makes Iran and Iranians one of the most unique and great people of the world not bc of being 'Iranians' but a mix of MANY beautiful peoplme and cultures and languages 😊😊😊 and YES it's a FACT armenia was part of iran so was parts of China all the way to mediteranian called the great Persian empire was just PART of Persia but still unique and to this day still Armenian... and yes vise versa Arabs conquered Greeks Mongols etc but Iran stayed iranian not Arab not Greek just iranian Maybe best you watch the video and see what the point of it is .. similarities not differences

[@kakooly]

Tehlirian777 again I'm really not sure what the exact point it.. as I said I and all Iranians recognize armenians as armenians and yes armenia at some point was part of iran so was Afghanistan and Syria and Azerbaijan and many other places but they are all their own people just like armenia. And they all stayed as they were Armenian Turks Kurds etc again what makes a place we call IRAN today .. but let me say this unless you live in some remote part of the world that has never ever been touched by another civilization then nobody is so unique truth is as we might speak differently and have different beliefs but bottom like there are MANY similarities we ALL took from one another I believe THAT is the beauty of this world NOTHING belongs just to me or you it's universal otherwise we are acting like children as in this is mine and that is yours!! We shouldn't allow different language or religion divide us bc even before way before the there major religions was Zoroastrian and if you study it very carefully all three major religions of today were very much influenced by it .. my point is if we all started to be more underst and think we are all humans part of one planet started at one place and we migrated and multiplied and ONLY THING Separating us is some imaginary border lines and language and more importantly religious and political people using the old philosophy of divide and conquer .. Turkey for example maybe enemy of us or you but it's not Turkish people it's ideology and politics and many things... And we must all be careful about what those people wanna achieve. Yes again armenians are armenians and still are so are Persians and azeris and Arabs etc but we all live in this place called Iran and some have their one country like you .. When I sit with Armenian Turk kurd it's as if we are same! Yes we speak our own languages but nothing seems different!! Other than one might pray on Sunday other on Friday and one doesn't even believe in religion and believes in one god for all .. and believes religion was another way to divide people.... Its a short life it's one planet we are all humans of connections and similarities beyond any minor differences but those specific are masters at pointing the very very minor things!!

[@kakooly]

Tehlirian777 I understand what ur saying I have had same feelings towards Arabs and what they did to my country 1400 yrs ago and still today but I don't blame the people in general I don't believe humans have evolved much and/or we are more intelligent than other species the concept of humanity is destroyed and replaced with selfishness jealousies misinformation ignorance hateful just ugly behavior that u rarely even witness in animals .. I mean the things we humans do to each other is just beyond any imagination!! Respectfully I don't agree that a majority is like the governing body actually I believe the opposite bc most these ppl as u ssid will say one thing to get votes and do another thing, well, just like most politicians in the world . I do believe as iranians we have many things we can improve on but I promise you for example majority of Iranians don't like anything about current 'Arab' regime BUT they hold the power and money and guns !! In Turkey I don't believe majority hate or want Kurds dead or removed ! Same time i believe Turkish president is one of the most dangerous people in this world and god knows what will be the outcome of his actions as these things are very unpredictable and can get out of hand very quickly!! I certainly don't wish for this .. Overall as I said or the famous saying "I see MANY humans but not much humanity" it's time to remake ourselves I believe and change this thought of my land my soil my country my this n that as we don't own anything in this world not even our bodies! Otherwise my personal opinion is bc of humans greed ignorance the hunger for power and control selfishness insecuririties and other reasons, will eventually destroy it's envirmont and therefore the human race unless we as humans decide to renew our ways and thoughts n beliefs it might sound cliche but we really do need more understanding and respect and acceptance therefore more love in this world otherwise the minority will will over majority in divide n conquer !! I strongly believe majority of people in this world want to live side by side in peace and Yes the reality is different bc minority holds power all over .. Maybe it's a dream which will never come true that we all just live and let live .....!!

[@hahhahyayayayay5673]

We love Iranians, we even have a mosque build for our brothers and sisters 😊. The name of the mosque is blue mosque. 🇮🇷❤️🇦🇲

[@BahadorAlast]

Thank you! We love Armenia and the Armenian nation as well! Really appreciate the gesture about the mosque, even though I personally don't associate with Islam or any religion for that matter. Thank you!

[@mojcyrus1495]

Mosque for Iranian?!!we are not religious😂😂

[@mojcyrus1495]

@@dariomoreno9267 why you always replay to me and say this?! I said this to you before we don't made Islamic revolution just some religious ppl do it and it was about 40 years ago, most Iranians are NOT religious and don't forget most of these mullahs are Azeri. I was in Turkey and Azerbaijan many times you guys are WAY more religious than average Iranian just bcz we have Islamic governments dosnt mean we are religious.

[@alijaffarov5069]

moj Cyrus I dont get why you get triggered when he said there is a mosque? Being religious is not a insult

[@EliMardirossian]

@@alijaffarov5069 maybe they get triggered because religion keeps getting pushed down their throats by their theocratic government? Be a little more understanding lmao

[@TheBarbad]

Armenia WAS the key part of Iran for many centuries therefore no surprise to see these similarities.

[@tatevikdanielyan8795]

Armenian and Persian share the same language group, as well as Indians, German.... you wouldn't say England was a key part of Germany just because they have similarities in the language... Yes Armenia was conquered by Persians several times, but Armenians are not Persians...historically they always preferred the West and fought against Persia

[@tatevikdanielyan8795]

TheophilusBana i acknowledge that there was a lot of contact and exchanges...like The Armenian carpet, that is now part of the Persian culture also. But it does not mean that Armenia is a part of Iran. Armenian is an isolated language...most of those words are Indo-European and exist in many other languages...like sugar, sakhar(Russian) shakhar etc. Armenian, Greek and Persian are the closes, but at the same time not intelligable.

[@TheBarbad]

Tatevik Danielyan I think Armenia and Iran had/has greater similarities than german/english. nonetheless since Armenian converted to christianity the gap between them increased.

[@tatevikdanielyan8795]

TheBarbad due to proximity and the fact that Armenian, Persian are the last languages to separate from the Indo-European mother tongue, the languages are indeed very close and probably the closest ;)

[@TheBarbad]

Tatevik Danielyan I am not only talking about our languages. The term of Persian is referred to all Iranian ethnic groups such as Azari, Armen, Kurd, Balouch, Tajik, Afghan, and many more.

[@aslkzlgun5939]

Hayerin shat em sirum❤ from Turkey💕

[@Coregame3]

You look like ariana grande

[@Coregame3]

Oh wait it is Ariana grande

[@aslkzlgun5939]

@@Coregame3 yes i love ariana grande

[@sorenaparak8219]

It estimates that about 4000 words common between Persian and Armenian.

[@thelastmark2216]

Cause armenian has a lot of Persian loanwords.

[@sorenaparak8219]

valhala boi That is not right. The main reason is because both languages have the same root as Indo-European language as well as race although after thousands years differences between these languages and people become more also because two different offensive culture and languages interfered these countries. From Armenian side Russian and Turk, and from Iranian side Arab, Turk.

[@spramodh21]

Sorena Parak The words that have a common ancestor in Proto-Indo-European are many, but don't sound similar at all. A good example is Persian Nāxon/ناخن‎ (nail), and Armenian եղունգն (ełungn). Both derive and mean the same thing, but have totally different sound, because Armenian is not part of the same branch of Indo-European as Persian is. All these very close words were borrowed long ago, in pre-islamic times, but still much after the shared Indo-European period.

[@worldly8888]

@S M Maybe before but not any more I think

[@freehadrut554]

Thank You! Zindabad Iran!

[@BahadorAlast]

Amalia Vardanyan Thank you ❤❤❤

[@fazrazfarzam4688]

Amalia Vardanyan Thank you!! Long live Armenia and the Armenian nation. I would gladly give my life for Armenians!!!!! - Love from an Iranian

[@zarakim5924]

Woow as an Armenian i'm shocked to see how similar they are ...i knew that there were more that 4000 words similar to each other...but not these everyday-using words😱😍

[@carljohnson2194]

Love Armenia and Iran. ❤️ 🇦🇲 🇮🇷

[@gazanikkirakosian7021]

Brother and sister met after a long separation :)

[@Kushal_kumara_rao]

I have friends from both Armenia and Iran love from India 🇮🇳

[@asalaarmenia9707]

🇮🇳❤️❤️🇦🇲❤️🇮🇷

[@leonardofonseca3961]

Armenian survivors went to Iran after 1915 because of the genocide, there are so many armenians who are born in Iran and this exchange happened naturally, there are so many similar words in these languages.

[@vahannalbandian8338]

no these are words used in the armenian before the genocide as well, he is a western armenian speaker AKA family not from Iran

[@fazrazfarzam4688]

The common words pre-date the Armenian genocide. Although, I am so happy that we welcomed Armenians! As an Iranian, I cannot even express how much I love Armenia and the Armenian nation. I would gladly give my life for Armenians!!!

[@vahannalbandian8338]

Armenians were in Iran since Armenians became a ethnic group. Mostly after shah Abbas gave them protection. 300-400 years ago.

[@fazrazfarzam4688]

Yes, Armenians have been part of the Iranian nation for centuries

[@VM-wt3ti]

Armenians are beautiful

[@AndreAsseTravels]

Thats true. Armenia is very beautiful country. You can see it on my Videos. All Armenian People friendly.

[@aldonemra2386]

Shah Abbas of Iran loved Armenians so much, that he build them a new city and brought them to Iran, away from Turkish attacks.

[@harris8172]

we respect Iran, our old neighbor, and I hope there will be no wars between us 🇦🇲♥️🇮🇷

[@lauredupuis7104]

my mom is armenian born and raised in iran. she met my french dad who was working in iran they got married in london and i was born in the philippines and grew up in israel , syria , egypt and morocco. how crazy is that. not long ago i understood that half of the words i was saying while talking armenian were persian words.

[@asalaarmenia9707]

Love Iranian Orthodox Brothers From Armenia My Orthodox Brothers We Are Christians 🇮🇷 💓 🇦🇲 ☦️ ☦️ ✝️

[@suren2313]

A Gaming Habib Tv please get lost from Armenian videos You’re not welcome

[@asalaarmenia9707]

Suren Kalantarian xi inch es Husum Problem Ka Im Commentari Het ASA De Sy Spürka hay

[@gyulgin8575]

@@suren2313 ara ay klirs du jani xristonyaes wor xosumem Ay Debil Du Atheist Ist es hastat miatel xosumes tkem

[@kurashakhamanashiya9444]

Ossetian is very close to persian too isn't it?

[@BahadorAlast]

Kuras Hakhamanashiya Yes, it is! And I would love to do a video with Ossetian and Persian. I just don't know any Ossetian speakers here in Toronto!

[@Mokh7777]

It is (and so it is close to other iranian languages like Kurdish as well) but you wouldn't be able to tell right off the bat when listening b/c they pronounce words like : (us) ma = makh, (you formal) shoma= Shmakh and etc. They are the connection b/w iranian languages and german (as an example)

[@ishhanian]

50% of Turkish loan words in Buglarian are actually Farsi, I've come to realize. Huge cultural influence.

[@iveen1769]

Thanks for the great videoclip. Շատ սիրուն բացատրություն էր: توضیحات کاملا قشنگی بود.

[@hazultlobition9524]

بخاطر اینکه مردم ارمنستان، ایرانی تبار هستند چون در گذشته نچندان دور سرزمین ارمنستان بخشی از ایران بوده

[@xxxiamthebestxxx]

No! Armenian state existence predates Persia. For instance, Armenian kingdom of Van/Ararat was earlier than THE FIRST Persian Achaemenid empire. On the oldest map of Babylon (6 BCE) there are 6 states mentioned, one of which is Armenia. There's no Persia there.

[@markmenetries7095]

Aryan brothers♥

[@BO-rj2zj]

Iranian and armenian have 4000 word that are similar.

[@worldly8888]

I think in the past but not now

[@shamsiyyapanahzade6691]

Creating from turkic language🤣

[@jitterball]

I like Shahrzad, she has a permanent smile on her face.

[@mvCalvinKlein]

Hi Bahador such great project and a wonderful channel you have going i appreciate your work and content (politics aside) could you kindly setup an Armenian-Turkish video i am Lebanese and i have befriended both nationalities and there are heavy similarities.

[@BahadorAlast]

Thank you, but we did in the past and it was removed. I made a post about the reason why I won't be doing it again any time soon. I explained it here: kzbin.info/door/upKOOnfBOhdwhBLYjYH4RQcommunity?lb=Ugz4LQL8ENvoX9uRBZl4AaABCQ

[@zarinatsaghikian5176]

God bless Iran and our Iranian brothers!

[@hosseinsadeghi2468]

Love Armenia from a Persian brother 🇦🇲🇮🇷

[@torivar7116]

Greetings from a Kurdish☀️ I found also similar words with my language I got 8/7 similar cinnamon = darçîn cow = Kew turnip = çelem thousand = hezar cheese = penêr enemy = dijmin new = Nû And not similar one: sugar = îekir

[@ՀովսեփԽաշունի]

Some of the "Armenian" words are foreign alternatives preferred by the majority to the native Armenian Lexicon. The original word for butter is "kogi" and "vosox" means enemy. Just something to think about.

[@evaavetisian8059]

Wow! I never have listened word ,,kogi,,.

[@Andrij_Kozak]

There is also Persian influence in Armenian music.

[@user-fq7wr2vt5c]

id say both languages and cultures have deeply influenced one another

[@sarkis951]

I'm Armenian-Persian-Ukranian)

[@Coregame3]

Alan Sarkis cool

[@Alex-qd5hy]

Alan Sarkis Kinda the same Russian-Armenian

[@Dead.scream]

amazing love the Iranian and Armenian

[@iran-persiapatriot9421]

Alan Sarkis Wow

[@fazrazfarzam4688]

That's awesome, do you speak all languages?

[@egesahin3364]

Very good episode. Can't wait for Armenian and Azerbaijani...

[@suren2313]

Ege Şahin me too

[@liilu8]

he's western Armenian.....most Armenians that live in Iran are Eastern Armenian...the reason why I like to mention the difference is the dialect! Armenians in Iran speak the Armenian that is spoken in current day Armenia...whereas western Armenians which are mostly from Turkey, Lebanon, Syria and etc speak their own dialect which was spoken in western part of Turkey which at some point was Armenia!

[@dinanavasardyan]

that time when you know both languages.

[@fazrazfarzam4688]

Long live Armenia and the Armenian nation. I would gladly give my life for Armenians!!!!! - Love from an Iranian

[@HumanStructureVideos]

This is a good video. Educational. Note: some claim Cinnamon = Gassia կասիա too...Armenian speakers across 400,000 square miles or 1 million square kilometers have many dialects, most destroyed in the Genocide. Another one: MIKHANDAM = gu khntam (I do LAUGH). ZAMANEH=jhamanag...there are books on the similarities...I purchased one. The VAN dialect is now partly in 'Gyumri' and is the purest Armenian one, for most words, some claim.

[@BahadorAlast]

Very interesting! Thanks for sharing. In Iran, there are many Armenian schools and churches. We lived next to one in Tehran and I always found we had a very close connection. The contribution that Armenians have made to the Iranian nation over the past several centuries has been remarkable. We're definitely going to do more Armenian videos in the future:)

[@artemisassirian9446]

Hi could you give us the name of the book? Thank you

[@DEMETRA1978]

Thank you very much for the work of my brother, it was interesting

[@benjaminh958]

I am mexican american and i think you culture and cosine are great.

[@benjaminh958]

I miss my friends Farid jon and his dad aha Muri. Those guys made me a chelo kabab that changed my life.

[@randomvintagefilm273]

I LOVE hearing this. Reminds me of my childhood in Tehran. I'm European but I still remember quite a bit!

[@msr7373]

I am from Pakistan and we in urdu also use "Darcheeni" for cinnamon, "Mard" for man, "Shalgham or Shaljam" for Turnip, "Hazar" for thousand, "Paneer" for cheese, "Shakar" for sugar, "Dushman" for enemy, "Taza" for fresh. and even sometimes "Nau" for new, Urdu has borrowed heavily from Persian during the mughal rule in the past.

[@mohammadghezelli3961]

so amazing many similarities in armenian and persian languages exist just because for thousand years we iranians (kurds, mazanis, gilaks, kurds, azeris, baluchs, lors, persians) lived with armenian people since median empire till now

[@agytjax]

As I was going thru this video, not only are these words similar between Farsi and Armenian, but also with Sanskrit. It's just amazing to learn that most of the humanity still speaks the evolutionary variants of the same root words 😊

[@Rus-bw2oq]

Many Armenian words are actually Parthian in origin and Parthians( sometimes called Arshakians , in Iran Ashkanian) are people of north Iranian origin who ruled an ancient empire mainly in the region of Iran, evin saint Gregor of the Armenian church was called Gregor Partev (the Parthian) because he was Parthian in origin.Parthian and Persian languages are related to eachother.

[@xxxiamthebestxxx]

Jews claim Parthians were at least partly jewish. Gregor of the so-called apostolic church also married a jewess. Unfortunately, yes Gregor (I call him 'the illuminati' lol) destroyed Armenian civilization (much like what Arabs did to Persia centuries later), BUT that has nothing to do with Armenian language. Today, scientifically is proven that for instance, Sumerian is Armenian. That says a lot about ancient Armenian language.

[@Rus-bw2oq]

xxxiamthebestxxx: You say Gergor destroyed Armenian civilisation and I would say christianity destroyed Armenian ancient civilisation but not Armenian language .In regard to Sumerian and Armenian , there is no scientific proof that they are related to each other, its only claimed by pseudo-science.I think Sumenrian language which was spoken once in the region of south Iraq is related directly to Tamil langauage of south India and there are many proofs in the language itself that support this so we could say that Sumerian is an archaic Tamil and this is something which unfortunately still denied by the mainstream science.

[@xxxiamthebestxxx]

indian summer If you read "Language as a fingerprint" by Vahan Setyan you 'll see many examples of common words in Sanskrit and Armenian, all of which are meaningful in Armenian language. However, I'm not familiar with Tamil language. Regarding Sumerian language: pretty recently Sumerologist and scientist Armen Davtyan together with a German team (unfortunately not sure about their names) have research this thoroughly; the result is for now the first volume of Armenian-Sumerian dictionary which includes 2000 word roots that are common btw Sumerian & Armenian. I think it's pretty impressive for a gap of at least 4000 years btw 2 languages. Moreover, amazingly ALL Sumerian 'linguistic rebuses' are translatable/meaningful in Armenian & Armenian only and NO other language so far. This is a 'signature'. It means it can't be the result of "an error". That's why I call it 'scientific proof'. You may say those rebuses have meaning also in Tamil (those terms may be common in Tamil & Armenian). But you need to consider 2 things: 1) You need to prove it first. 2) Still that doesn't diminish the close relation or similarities btw Armenian and Sumerian.

[@amirhosseinsh2849]

long live Armenia😍😍👍I'm from Iran we are brother and friends