Spino Paleo and who exactly said that the clothing is “Kurdish”? Last time I checked everyone in the region has clothing that looks similar to one another. Everyone wears jeans and t-shirts today, do we sit there and say who the jeans and t-shirt belongs to ??? Noooo we don’t, it’s called regional garb, as far as I’m concerned Armenians influenced the Kurds heavily both in clothing and in music, especially the Kurds who resided in western Armenia and still continue to do so today, they absorbed a lot of the native Armenian heritage.
Of course it isn’t only Turkish instrument, but even if it was, then you should stop using the Turkish alphabet conceived by Hagop Martayan and many, many other things Armenians have done to vastly enrich your culture. Stupid donkey.
its called Saz and its not turkish. Turks adopted the saz from Armenians, Assyrians, and others. The saz was an adaptation of a Persian instrument called the Dutar.
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if it’s Armenian then why the guy is wearing traditional Kurdish clothes
Spino Paleo and who exactly said that the clothing is “Kurdish”? Last time I checked everyone in the region has clothing that looks similar to one another. Everyone wears jeans and t-shirts today, do we sit there and say who the jeans and t-shirt belongs to ??? Noooo we don’t, it’s called regional garb, as far as I’m concerned Armenians influenced the Kurds heavily both in clothing and in music, especially the Kurds who resided in western Armenia and still continue to do so today, they absorbed a lot of the native Armenian heritage.
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How 😂😂😂😂😂Bağlama is Turkish instrument. Please you don't use,our instrument.
Of course it isn’t only Turkish instrument, but even if it was, then you should stop using the Turkish alphabet conceived by Hagop Martayan and many, many other things Armenians have done to vastly enrich your culture. Stupid donkey.
its called Saz and its not turkish. Turks adopted the saz from Armenians, Assyrians, and others. The saz was an adaptation of a Persian instrument called the Dutar.