An Armenian Folk Song By 2 beautiful young Armenian Girls at a Picnic.

:D:D urisheq eli…….. ARMENIANS FOREVEEEEEEER

ABRIK

Listen to the sound of how these girls are singing. Are you telling me that doesnt sound middle eastern or Arabic to you? Listen to Arabic music it sounds so similar. Where in Europe do people sing like this?

Why do you deny that Armenia borders with Iran and you have Armenians that live in Iran as well. You have been brain washed by Russians when they took over your country and they considered you as European and part of the USSR but those days are over

its kurdish music

maybe it sounds similar there are many armenian songs that I hear in other cultures around…

txrob inbred fuck :o) armenians are one of the most ancient european countries/races in the world. all genetics tests on armenians show that armenians have one oldest european genes, our language is european, our alphabet is european, our architecture is european. these beautiful girls in the video look south european (by the we have blond girls too so there). as for your knowledge of europe..you wouldn't know europe if it came and sat on your ugly face lol…

wow gurls, call me!

For the rather misinformed people below, Armenian is regarded as one of the most ancient and distinctley Indo-European languages. The language has been traced to over 6000 years as Armenian and there are many many Hittite words (another Indo-European but extinct language)
We are not semites or middle easterners we are the original inhabittants of Anatolia and the Caucases. Our unique language has been infused by our Araratian heritage hence our language is a blessed with Caucases influnces also.
P. Jensen, who claimed that the Armenians are the descendants of the Hittites, derived Hay from Hatio-Hatti, another word for Hittite. Father Joseph Sandalgian found in the Vannic inscriptions the word Uas or Huas, the name of the god of wind, whose worshippers were called Huas, a name which, he believed, was gradually metamorphosed into Hay
The cuneiform inscriptions on the Hattushash tablets, deciphered in 1925 by Hugo Winckler and Bedrick Hrozny, disclosed a hitherto unknown state, Hayasa, located in what came to be known as Armenia, northeast of the Hittite empire. "The similarity of the words Hayasa and Hayastan," says Prof. A. Hatch, "is so obvious that I declare that the oldest name of Armenia has already been discovered." The form Haystan, however, is of a later date, formed from Hay and Stan. The Persian suffix stan — sthana in Sanskrit — indicates "the place, the home."

whats the name of the song

Armenian girls have so much innocence. Look at their faces so sweet

Can anyone translate this song to english?

Glendale?