Talk:Homshetsi dialect

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The subject of this article (as the title states) is a dialect of Armenian known as Homshetsi. It has been compared to the dialect of Armenian formerly spoken in the region just to the south of the Hemşinli region, a valley called Khodorchur. Khodorchur is more than just Sirakonak. The source does not speak of Sirakonak, it speaks of Khodorchur so the link should say Khodorchur. The wikilink to Sirakonak, the modern name of the largest settlement in what was Khodorchur, is for convenience - it is there to help users by sending them to the most suitable current article (until perhaps a future article on the WHOLE of Khodorchur/Hodichur is created). Do you understand this editing explanation? Tiptoethrutheminefield (talk) 19:37, 30 July 2014 (UTC)Reply

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