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Armeens
Also known as Armenian language, Hayeren
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Armenian is an Indo-European language spoken primarily by Armenian people in Armenia and diaspora communities around the world. It has its own distinct alphabet and a long literary tradition dating back to the 5th century, making it historically and culturally significant to Armenian identity.
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Het Armeens (Հայերեն, hayerēn) is een zelfstandige tak van de Indo-Europese taalfamilie. Het Armeens is de ambtstaal van de republiek Armenië en Nagorno-Karabach. Daarnaast wordt de taal ook gesproken door zo'n 6 miljoen mensen in de Armeense diaspora. Er zijn drie vormen van het Armeens. * Oudarmeens * Nieuwarmeens * Oost-Armeens * West-Armeens
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