Comments on: My homeland and America

By: robertoheitzmann

robertoheitzmann — Tue, 11 Sep 2007 23:08:10 +0000

I am from Argentine. We have some differences with respect to this coantry, but this are small.
My coantry is rich because has a lot natural recourses ( oil, fishing, food,metals).The population is few.the most of the people is hard-working and exista one progresive class middle but the politician class is corrupt.
therefore my coantry is poor.
My country had a failure until now.To change is difficult, because the poverty brings ignorance and violence.
Only changing the politician my coantry could achieve one best fate for your citizens.

By: Alicia

Alicia — Wed, 18 Apr 2007 23:10:17 +0000

Hey Anita my name’s Alicia I’m part lebanese part spanish and i’m christian also i love Armenia and America a lot they are both beautiful country with wonderful people.
Actually i live in South Africa but i want to be in America the land of the free.
Just like you i want to be a part of this community
God bless

By: Arlin Nerdinyan

Arlin Nerdinyan — Sat, 23 Sep 2006 16:55:02 +0000

My name is Arlin.
I am very happy too, to live in USA. I love this country. I am Armenian too, but not from Armenia. I am from Germany, my parents are Armenian from Turkey.
The American people are like the German people, they like to have a lot of space for self. Nobody knows his neigbours name too or very seldom, they like to speak on the streets this people but they never invite each other like american people but i don’t want say anything wrong or bad about american people because I am living only one year hear in pasadena and it can be that I have not enough experience in contact with american. But American people are very friendly. I’m not feeling here like a stranger but in germany I felt like a stranger and I was born in Germany.In this country I have a lot of peace and freadom, I am very happy to be hear but I miss my family in germany. I have here only my husband and my 2 months old son. I don’t have really a homeland, Turkey wasn’t my homeland, I never traveled to Armenia, so Armenia is not my homeland, Germany was not my homeland and America is not my homeland. But one Pastor said to me, your home is were your husband is and I like it, so my Homeland is now America. God bless America.
Arlin

By: Karla

Karla — Sat, 23 Sep 2006 16:39:49 +0000

Hi, Anita, my name is Karla and i’m from Peru. I, like you, came to this country, looking for new oportunities that in my country I can’t find.
And yes, this country is a little cold, I mean about family. The culture is more friendly, more love. Here the people just run, i miss that too. In my country with my family, but here we found other stuff, stuff that maybe we never have in our countries.
But like you say, we are part of this big community, now, but always we will have our countries in our heart.

By: monica

monica — Sat, 23 Sep 2006 16:38:59 +0000

Hi is really intersting know about your country, because I ear many things from many cultures but nothing about armenian’s, I am from Guatemala and we have some customs are realy the same. I hope you have a great time and belive me almost all the people feel like you or me in any moment.

God Bles you.

mon