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

[Շինարար]

Me too I'm sorry I have made a mistake in that sentence It was so stupid of me, I just wanted to say that I love our club Dar, but I wrote it in wrong words. How are you?

[Երկնային]

Me too I'm sorry I have made a mistake in that sentence It was so stupid of me, I just wanted to say that I love our club Dar, but I wrote it in wrong words. How are you?

Well, I have a high temperature, so TheraFlu is my best friend of the day I hope it will not last long

[Շինարար]

I hope so, it' s too bad. I thought the weather is bad only in here, but I see that in Yerevan also it doesn'n make people happy, you should wear warm clothes.

[Ilona]

Recentlz Iäve come across an interesting expression "When men and women get together, there are, in effect, two worlds - his and hers. They have defferent values, priorities and habits. They play by different rules". Do u agree?

[Երկնային]

Recentlz Iäve come across an interesting expression "When men and women get together, there are, in effect, two worlds - his and hers. They have defferent values, priorities and habits. They play by different rules". Do u agree?

Actually even speaking the same language, men and women understand the meanings of the sentences differently. For examples, when during a conversation men utter "hmm, aha" and suchlike words, that means that they listens attentively, and doesn't necessarily mean that they agree. The same words uttered by women mean that they agree with what is being said. So this difference results in misunderstandings for both men and women.

By the way, do we have economists in akumb?

[Շինարար]

Actually even speaking the same language, men and women understand the meanings of the sentences differently. For examples, when during a conversation men utter "hmm, aha" and suchlike words, that means that they listens attentively, and doesn't necessarily mean that they agree. The same words uttered by women mean that they agree with what is being said. So this difference results in misunderstandings for both men and women.

By the way, do we have economists in akumb?

What I read in your note was a great news for me. I agree that for exsample when I say "hmm, aha" it meens that I listen to the speaker's words attentively, but I could never imagine that for women the same thing meens quite a different thing, so thank you, it was a useful information for me and I'll take it into consideration afterwards.
P. S. And I'm sorry I'm not an economist, just the opposite I'm a great waster, or else I would be happy to be of any service to you.

[No Broken Hearted Girl]

Երկնային Where you have studied?it's interesting!I mean the university!If it is not personal,

[Երկնային]

Երկնային Where you have studied?it's interesting!I mean the university!If it is not personal,

I have graduated from Yerevan State Linguistic University after Brusov. (English and Spanish languages specialist )
Now I study something that has nothing in common with linguistics marketing
And what about you?

[No Broken Hearted Girl]

I have graduated from Yerevan State Linguistic University after Brusov. (English and Spanish languages specialist )
Now I study something that has nothing in common with linguistics marketing
And what about you?

ooo, I am also studiing in that university(english and german), very glad, that you have studied there too!

[No Broken Hearted Girl]

Երկնային I Can't write you, because i have only 28 post, i will anser you tomorrow, ok?

[Երկնային]

Երկնային I Can't write you, because i have only 28 post, i will anser you tomorrow, ok?

ok

[ars83]

Actually even speaking the same language, men and women understand the meanings of the sentences differently. For examples, when during a conversation men utter "hmm, aha" and suchlike words, that means that they listens attentively, and doesn't necessarily mean that they agree.

Exactly! This definitely applies to me. My "@h@" usually means that I follow the speaker and nothing more. But I thought it was the same with women.

[Ilona]

Actually even speaking the same language, men and women understand the meanings of the sentences differently. For examples, when during a conversation men utter "hmm, aha" and suchlike words, that means that they listens attentively, and doesn't necessarily mean that they agree. The same words uttered by women mean that they agree with what is being said. So this difference results in misunderstandings for both men and women.

By the way, do we have economists in akumb?

I wanted to agree and to add. There is a difference in the usage of questions by men and women. Men ask questions because they need information indeed while women can ask questions just for keeping the conversation going.
Women shift topics gradually and slowly, while men do that briskly.
Men are more independent in their thoughts and actions, while women are more willing to follow the ideas suggested by others.
Women have better verbal skills and intuition
Only Imagine men and women even enter a room differently. When entering a room, men look for exists, estimating a possible threat and ways of escape. I wonder if men agree with that?
But women pay attention to the ppl that r in the room.

[ars83]

When entering a room, men look for exists, estimating a possible threat and ways of escape. I wonder if men agree with that?

Possibly yes, if they enter the room accompanied by a dreadful women

[Հայկօ]

When entering a room, men look for exists, estimating a possible threat and ways of escape. I wonder if men agree with that?

When I enter the room, all the women quickly estimate the imminent threat and start to desperately look for the ways of escape . So everything is relative, as once said a very clever old man.

How are you doing, guys?