"Chit-Chat" club: welcome, if you can read this

[Ilona]

I wonder, why we stopped speaking English? Let's think of another topic for discussion

[Ֆոտոն]

So? What about do you think?
Results! What can we discuss here?

[Շինարար]

I Know English very vel My name is a table I was born in Kirovakan in 1982.

[Ֆոտոն]

I Know English very vel My name is a table I was born in Kirovakan in 1982.

Dear table, what is shown on your avatar? Is it museum in Vanadzor?

[Ուլուանա]

So? What about do you think?

Let me correct you. The word order in this sentence is that of Armenian, not English. Besides, in this case Present Continuous tense is more appropriate:
What are you thinking about?

[Ֆոտոն]

Let me correct you. The word order in this sentence is that of Armenian, not English. Besides, in this case Present Continuous tense is more appropriate:
What are you thinking about?

That was what I wanted to correct. Thnaks!

[Շինարար]

Dear table, what is shown on your avatar? Is it museum in Vanadzor?

No, it's the oldest church in our town, it was built as far as I know in the 5th century, but I've taken it as an avatar because it's the part of the scene that one can see through my room's window. So, it's like a symbol of my birthplace and in a wider sence it symbolizes everything that I love, everything that is dear for me. Are you pleased with my answer?

[Ֆոտոն]

No, it's the oldest church in our town, it was built as far as I know in the 5th century, but I've taken it as an avatar because it's the part of the scene that one can see through my room's window. So, it's like a symbol of my birthplace and in a wider sence it symbolizes everything that I love, everything that is dear for me. Are you pleased with my answer?

Thank you for answer!
I have been in Vanadzor many years ago. They took as to the museum. But I can't remember the name of it. I can't even remember what I've seen there.
It's very interesting to see that old church from a window.

Can you translate or just retell the bold text with other words?
Did you mean was I interested in your answer?

[Շինարար]

I suppose if you you ask a question you should be interested to get an answer to it, but I just ment whether I could give you an exhaustive answer, that's all.

[Ֆրեյա]

Oh ! What a staff !!!! Good night, everybody !
Or maybe, good morning for dear Uluana

[ars83]

No, it's the oldest church in our town,

What is the name of the church?

[Ուլուանա]

I hope you won't mind if I correct your mistakes. After all, this is why we are here, right?

Thank you for answer!
I have been in Vanadzor many years ago.[

I was in Vanadzor many years ago.
With "ago" only the Past Indefinie (The Simple Past) is used.

They took as to the museum.

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This was a typo, I believe, but anyway, when typos result in a change in the meaning, they should be corrected, I think.

Can you translate or just retell the bold text with other words?

...in other words.
I'll try to express the same meaning in other words: Are you satisfied with my answer?

Did you mean was I interested in your answer?

The second part of the sentence must be in the affirmative form, not interrogative:
Did you mean I was interested in your answer?

Oh ! What a staff !!!! Good night, everybody !
Or maybe, good morning for dear Uluana

Good morning and good night, dear Freya!

[Շինարար]

What is the name of the church?

It is calleg ST Virgin's church.

[Երկնային]

Heyyyy! How are you?

[Երկնային]

I Know English very vel My name is a table I was born in Kirovakan in 1982.

Heh Nice to meet you, Table jan