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In today’s grammar mini-lesson, we will be learning how to say “With” in the Armenian language. In the English language, prepositions are easy to use and are usually short words. However, the Armenian language does not exactly have prepositions and has several grammar cases instead, which require us to change word endings for them to properly fit in a sentence.
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Great explanation! But do they really say ko-het “with you”? Because I learned to say kez-het, which is the genitive of du ‘thou,you’.
Fun fact: het “with” and het “back(wards)” used to be two different words that became pronounced the same way: het originally meant “a footprint, track of a foot” so the idea of accompaniment or /with/ someone comes from the idea of “footprints of (genitive/possessive) someone else”, and het (spelled yet in Grabar, literally meant “in the track, that is behind” < y+het 🙂
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Thank you so much for the explanation.