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Learning Armenian: The Art of Telling an Armenian Story
Putting together Armenian letters and words, Karmun Khoo discovers that the language's true value is in shaping an Armenian story.
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Karmun Khoo was born and bred in Singapore and currently lives in Melbourne, Australia. She is a self-described polyglot, passionate about Armenian culture, and works on short stories and novels in her spare time.
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Putting together Armenian letters and words, Karmun Khoo discovers that the language's true value is in shaping an Armenian story.
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