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Armenian is a beautifully unique language

Proficiency with language is not something that is simply inherited. It is also not something that magically stays with you over the years. It is something you cultivate, practice, develop, enhance and use to express one’s self and identity. Unfortunately, there is a misunderstanding that some people can and some people cannot learn a language

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Varant Chiloyan

Varant Chiloyan was born in Aleppo, Syria and immigrated with his family to Watertown, MA at a young age. He received his degree in mechanical engineering from Boston University in 2014. He is a proud member of the AYF and currently a member of the Hamazkayin Eastern Region central executive.

8 Comments

    1. Շատ դիւրին է Հայերէնով գրել ասիկա, բայց թերեւս չհասկցար յօդուածին նպատակը եւ որու համար գրուած է

  1. I’m really impressed by Armenian language and culture as once I got chance to visit Yerevan with our country dignitaries. Since then I still frequently search Armenian news through this page.

  2. As a non-Armenian and an old lady, I took the class with a young friend who DOES speak Armenian — and, I did better in class. I enjoyed writing the alphabet, had problems pronouncing the extra letters, but I loved the lyrical beauty of the language.

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