Armenian Food Words and How to Order in Yerevan
The Armenian food words you will actually use in Yerevan: classic dishes like khorovats, tolma and gata, everyday ingredients and drinks, and simple phrases for ordering at a restaurant.
The Armenian food words you will actually use in Yerevan: classic dishes like khorovats, tolma and gata, everyday ingredients and drinks, and simple phrases for ordering at a restaurant.
Learn Armenian family words, from mother and father to grandparents, aunts, uncles and in-laws, plus how to say my mother and ask about someone's family.
A clear guide to the Armenian present tense: how to build the -um form, the six forms of the auxiliary, how to make negatives and questions, and the mistakes learners make most.
The 25 most common Armenian verbs for beginners, with simple example sentences, a quick guide to -el and -al infinitives, and how to use them in the present tense.
Learn the days of the week in Armenian, the twelve months, how to say the date, and a handful of phrases you will use every week when making plans.
A realistic look at how long it takes to learn Armenian, level by level, with rough hour estimates and the habits that make the biggest difference to your progress.
A clear guide to Armenian pronouns: yes, du, na, menk, duk and nrank, when to use the polite duk, object forms like indz and kez, and possessives like im, ko and the endings -s and -d.
Learn how to introduce yourself in Armenian: your name, where you're from, what you do, your age and languages, with polite and informal forms and a short sample dialogue.
How to say thank you in Armenian, from shnorhakalutyun to the casual mersi, plus how to say please, you're welcome and sorry, with a short café dialogue.
Learn Armenian numbers from zero to a hundred and beyond, see how compound numbers and ordinals are built, and pick up useful phrases for prices, age and dates.
Eastern vs Western Armenian explained in plain terms: where the split came from, who speaks which, how pronunciation, spelling and grammar differ, and which one to learn first.
Is Armenian hard to learn? Some parts are, like the new alphabet, a few unfamiliar sounds and the case endings. Other parts are easier than most people expect. Here is an honest look at both.