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15:57 Oct 25, 2005 |
English to Armenian translations [Non-PRO] Social Sciences - Religion / phonetic English, please | ||||
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5 +1 | Shnorhavor Nor Tari ev Surb Tsnund |
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christmas s.b. Explanation: սուրբ -holy քրիստոսի ծնունդը - christmas Շնորհավոր նոր տարի - shnorhavor nor tari - Happy New Year Reference: http://dictionary.hayastan.com/ Reference: http://www.armland.site.gr/PageNav.asp?Page=ArmDict.asp&Code... |
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christmas Shnorhavor Nor Tari ev Surb Tsnund Explanation: For Armenians first comes New Year and then Christmas (on January 6), consequently the phrase sounds “Happy New Year and Holy Christmas”. |
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