Same words in Japanese and Armenian?

I've heard that in Japanese to say "don't look" is "minai", and to say "now" is "hima". is it right? actually if it is, then those words, i tell you, are the SAME in Armenian, which sounds very strange to me...

As far as I know, in Japanese to say "don't look" is "mienai「見えない」" and to say "now" is "ima「今」".

I guess it could be a coincidence?

With so many languages and words around and so little phonemes, I think it's only "normal" to see these sort of similarities happen

It's like with the monkeys and the typewriters. Give an infinite amount of monkeys a typewriter and you'll have a Shakespeare novel.

Yes, in Japanese, "I don't look" is "minai見ない". "don't look" is "minai-de見ないで".
"mienai" means "can't see" or "can't look".

Himawari is right about "ima".

I'm happy to know it.

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