Nancy Willard

Armenian folklore has it that three apples fell from Heaven: one for the teller of a story, one for the listener, and the third for the one who 'took it to heart.' What a pity Heaven awarded no apple to the one who wrote the story down.

American Writer

Use 'Armenian' to respectfully identify someone's ethnicity without assuming nationality.

Ethnic Identity

'Armenian' refers to the people, not the country Armenia, which is a common mistake.

Not Interchangeable

When referring to someone as Armenian, be aware of historical and cultural sensitivities.

Cultural Sensitivity

'Armenian' as an adjective often implies connections to unique aspects of Armenia's culture.

Cultural Reference

Don't use 'Armenian' to make generalized statements that may stereotype the people or culture.

Avoiding Stereotypes

Use 'Armenian' to clarify when something specific to Armenia is meant, not confusing with nearby regions.

Nation Specificity

'Armenian' designates the language, distinct from related Indo-European languages.

Distinct Language

Remember, Armenian can refer to two main dialects: Eastern and Western Armenian.

Two Dialects

Learning Armenian involves understanding cultural expressions and idioms unique to the language.

Cultural Nuance

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 Armenian, Persian, Arabic, Bulgarian, Albanian, and Serbian. Architects like the famous Sinan filled the city with splendid mosques and other buildings commissioned by the sultans.

Armenian

Ethnic Identity

Not Interchangeable

Cultural Sensitivity

Never forget "Armenian"

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