Start without knowing the script
Learn a few letters at a time, then expand the deck as recognition becomes easier.
Everyday Eastern Armenian
Learn what to say.
Then use it in context.
These practical A1 lessons are organised around real communication situations rather than grammar rules. Each one brings together the vocabulary, phrases, pronunciation, and grammar you need for that situation.
01
Welcome
Welcome & Introductions
Learn the first conversation you need in Eastern Armenian: greet someone, introduce a name, ask where someone is from and lives, choose polite or informal address, use numbers, exchange a phone number, and talk about professions.
Understand a short first-meeting conversation
Greet someone and say goodbye
Ask and answer basic introduction questions
Choose formal or informal “you” from the situation
Open lesson
02
Countries & details
Countries, Languages & Contact Details
Build on introductions by talking about countries, nationalities and languages, introducing another person, naming everyday objects, using Armenian articles and plurals, reading larger numbers and prices, and understanding an address, phone number, and email address.
Say where a country is and where someone comes from
Ask about nationality and languages
Introduce another person with simple present-tense verbs
Ask what an object is called in Armenian
Open lesson
03
Homes & furniture
Homes, Apartments & Furniture
Learn to describe a home in Eastern Armenian: name rooms and furniture, use colors and practical adjectives, say what a home has or does not have, ask yes/no questions, understand floors and locations, read a simple rental description, ask about rent, and use inanimate direct objects naturally.
Name the most useful rooms, furniture, and home objects
Describe a fictional room with colors and simple adjectives
Say what someone has, does not have, needs, and buys
Form useful yes/no questions without an English-style auxiliary
Open lesson
04
Family life
Family Life & Free Time
Learn to talk about family life in Eastern Armenian: identify close relatives, use possessive forms, ask polite and informal questions about a family, describe common free-time activities, invite a relative for the weekend, sequence a simple city day, and describe past family situations with “was / were” and “had”.
Name close family members and understand a short family-photo conversation
Use my, your, his / her, our, your polite / plural, and their with family nouns
Ask formal and informal questions about relatives
Describe what different family members are doing in their free time
Open lesson
05
Time & routines
Time, Routines & Weekly Plans
Learn to talk about a normal day and week in Eastern Armenian: describe hobbies and free time, ask and tell the time, say when an activity starts or ends, describe a simple daily routine, use weekdays and parts of the day, read a weekly plan, and make or change a simple arrangement.
Talk about common hobbies and free-time activities
Ask what time it is and understand basic clock expressions
Say when a class, film, or activity starts and ends
Describe a simple daily routine in chronological order
Open lesson
06
Food & shopping
Food, Shopping & Eating Habits
Learn practical Eastern Armenian for food and shopping: recognise common foods and drinks, talk about how often people eat or drink something, build a shopping list, use simple commands and polite requests, ask for quantities and prices, shop at a market, express likes and dislikes, describe meal habits, and order in a café.
Recognise essential food and drink vocabulary
Say how often someone eats or drinks something
Build and understand a short shopping list
Use useful informal commands and polite requests
Open lesson
07
Jobs & work
Jobs, Work & Daily Tasks
Learn practical Eastern Armenian for work: professions and workplaces, common job tasks, work schedules, can / must / want patterns, talking about job preferences, simple bank transfers, describing a workday, moving to and from places, and arranging a work meeting.
Recognise common professions and workplaces
Describe basic tasks people do at work
Understand simple work profiles and schedules
Say what someone can, must, wants, or does not want to do
Open lesson
08
Health & doctors
Health, Doctors & Emergencies
Learn practical Eastern Armenian for health situations: doctors and specialists, making an appointment, body parts, common symptoms, describing pain, understanding simple advice, prescriptions and pharmacies, a fictional absence note, personal object pronouns, hospital language, and the essential structure of an emergency call.
Recognise common doctors and health-related places
Make and understand a simple doctor appointment
Name essential body parts
Describe common pain and symptoms
Open lesson
09
Around the city
Transport, Directions & City Rules
Learn practical Eastern Armenian for moving around a city: transport vocabulary, frequency and travel preferences, commuting and journey time, asking for public-transport directions, locating places, giving street directions, understanding permission and prohibition, interpreting simple road rules, visiting someone, and combining everything in a final city-route challenge.
Recognise common means of transport
Say how often someone uses a type of transport
Describe a simple commute and how long it takes
Ask how to reach a place by public transport
Open lesson
10
Past & life stories
Yesterday, Life Stories & Travel
Learn practical Eastern Armenian for talking about completed past actions, yesterday, trips, earlier stages of life, years and “since” expressions, asking about someone’s past, and telling a short fictional life story.
Contrast earlier situations with the present
Talk about completed actions from yesterday
Recognise useful simple-past forms of frequent verbs
Describe a short trip in chronological order
Open lesson
11
Forms & public services
Public Services, Forms & Asking for Help
Learn practical Eastern Armenian for service counters and official paperwork: identify common public-service tasks, understand fictional form fields, read and say dates correctly, ask for help and clarification, use personal dative forms, fill in and submit a form, deal with appointments and queue numbers, talk about documents and purpose, and complete a full fictional service-counter dialogue.
Recognise common public-service tasks and service-counter vocabulary
Understand the key fields in a simple fictional form
Read and say calendar dates naturally in Eastern Armenian
Ask someone to help, explain, repeat, or spell something
Open lesson
13
Travel & weather
Travel, Weather, Seasons & Holidays
Learn practical Eastern Armenian for travel: landscapes and holiday places, buying a train ticket, asking about departure, arrival, platforms and changes, describing a journey, talking about weather and forecasts, comparing places, seasons and months, expressing holiday preferences, and completing a full fictional travel-planning conversation.
Recognise common landscapes and holiday destinations
Buy a simple train ticket and understand basic ticket information
Ask about departure, arrival, platform, and whether a change is needed
Describe a journey using through, around, and destination patterns
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Everyday lesson · 30 minutes
Travel, Weather, Seasons & Holidays
Learn practical Eastern Armenian for travel: landscapes and holiday places, buying a train ticket, asking about departure, arrival, platforms and changes, describing a journey, talking about weather and forecasts, comparing places, seasons and months, expressing holiday preferences, and completing a full fictional travel-planning conversation.
1. Landscapes and holiday places
Start with the places you are likely to describe when talking about a trip. Immediately connect each place to a simple activity.
ծով
tsov sea
Pronunciation: ts is unaspirated.
գետ
get river
լիճ
lich lake
Pronunciation: ch is unaspirated.
լեռ
lerr mountain
Pronunciation: rr is rolled.
անտառ
antarr forest
Pronunciation: rr is rolled.
դաշտ
dasht field
Pronunciation: sh is as in “ship”.
գյուղ
gyugh village
Pronunciation: gh is voiced and throaty.
լողափ
loghap’ beach
Pronunciation: gh is voiced and throaty; p’ is aspirated.
Մենք լճի մոտ քայլեցինք։
Menk’ lchi mot k’aylets’ink’. We walked near the lake.
Pronunciation: k’ and ts’ are aspirated.
Նրանք լեռներում քայլարշավ արեցին։
Nrank’ lerrnerum k’aylarshav arets’in. They went hiking in the mountains.
Pronunciation: k’ and ts’ are aspirated; rr is rolled; sh is as in “ship”.
Մենք ծովում լողացինք։
Menk’ tsovum loghats’ink’. We swam in the sea.
Pronunciation: k’ and ts’ are aspirated; gh is voiced and throaty.
Նա գյուղում հանգստացավ։
Na gyughum hangstats’av. He / she relaxed in the village.
Pronunciation: gh is voiced and throaty; ts’ is aspirated.
Retrieve “lake”
Try it
Which word means “lake”?
Recognise the mountain activity
Try it
Which sentence says that they went hiking in the mountains?
2. Buy a train ticket
Practise the information that matters at a ticket counter: destination, one-way or return, departure time, and price.
Passenger
Բարև ձեզ։ Մեկ տոմս դեպի Գյումրի, խնդրում եմ։
Barev dzez. Mek toms depi Gyumri, khndrum em. Hello. One ticket to Gyumri, please.
Pronunciation: dz is blended; kh is a strong throaty sound [x].
Clerk
Մեկ ուղղությա՞մբ, թե՞ հետադարձ։
Mek ughghut’yamb, te hetadardz? One way or return?
Pronunciation: gh is voiced and throaty; t’ is aspirated; dz is blended.
Passenger
Հետադարձ, խնդրում եմ։
Hetadardz, khndrum em. Return, please.
Pronunciation: dz is blended; kh is a strong throaty sound [x].
Clerk
Գնացքը մեկնում է ժամը ինն անց քսանին։
Gnats’k’ə meknum e zhamə inn ants’ k’sanin. The train departs at 9:20.
Pronunciation: ts’, k’, and k’ are aspirated; ə is a short “uh”; zh is the sound in “vision”.
Passenger
Որքա՞ն արժե տոմսը։
Vork’an arzhe tomsə? How much does the ticket cost?
Pronunciation: k’ is aspirated; zh is the sound in “vision”; ə is a short “uh”.
Clerk
Վեց հազար դրամ։
Vets’ hazar dram. Six thousand drams.
Pronunciation: ts’ is aspirated.
Passenger
Լավ, շնորհակալություն։
Lav, shnorhakalut’yun. Okay, thank you.
Pronunciation: sh is as in “ship”; t’ is aspirated.
Ticket · destination
Try it
Where is the fictional passenger going?
Ticket · return
Try it
Which word in the dialogue means “return” as a ticket type?
Ticket · price
Try it
How much does the fictional ticket cost?
3. Departure, arrival, platform, and changes
Learn the questions that let you understand a departure board or ask staff for the same information directly.
մեկնում
meknum departure
ժամանում
zhamanum arrival
Pronunciation: zh is the sound in “vision”.
կայարան
kayaran station
հարթակ
hart’ak platform
Pronunciation: t’ is aspirated.
Գնացքը ե՞րբ է մեկնում։
Gnats’k’ə yerb e meknum? When does the train depart?
Pronunciation: ts’ and k’ are aspirated; ə is a short “uh”.
Ե՞րբ է ժամանում Գյումրի։
Yerb e zhamanum Gyumri? When does it arrive in Gyumri?
Pronunciation: zh is the sound in “vision”.
Ո՞ր հարթակից է մեկնում։
Vor hart’akits’ e meknum? Which platform does it leave from?
Pronunciation: t’ and ts’ are aspirated.
Գնացքը ուղի՞ղ է գնում։
Gnats’k’ə ughigh e gnum? Does the train go directly?
Pronunciation: ts’ and k’ are aspirated; gh is voiced and throaty; ə is a short “uh”.
Պե՞տք է գնացք փոխեմ։
Petk’ e gnats’k’ p’okhem? Do I need to change trains?
Pronunciation: k’, ts’, and p’ are aspirated; kh is a strong throaty sound [x].
Գնացքը տասը րոպե ուշանում է։
Gnats’k’ə tasə rope ushanum e. The train is ten minutes late.
Pronunciation: ts’ and k’ are aspirated; ə is a short “uh”; sh is as in “ship”.
Ask the platform
Try it
Which question asks which platform the train leaves from?
Ask about a change
Try it
Which question asks whether a train change is necessary?
4. Describe the route: through, around, and for
Do not translate travel prepositions word for word. Eastern Armenian often uses a case ending, a postposition, or a fixed phrase instead. Learn the whole travel pattern.
Route and movement
Գնացքը անցնում է թունելով։
Gnats’k’ə ants’num e t’unelov. The train passes through the tunnel.
Pronunciation: ts’, k’, and t’ are aspirated; ə is a short “uh”.
Մենք քայլում ենք լճի շուրջը։
Menk’ k’aylum enk’ lchi shurjə. We walk around the lake.
Pronunciation: k’ is aspirated; ch is unaspirated; sh is as in “ship”; j is as in “jam”; ə is a short “uh”.
Ճանապարհը անցնում է անտառով։
Chanaparhə ants’num e antarrov. The road goes through the forest.
Pronunciation: ch is unaspirated; ə is a short “uh”; ts’ is aspirated; rr is rolled.
Մենք գնում ենք դեպի լեռները։
Menk’ gnum enk’ depi lerrnerə. We are going toward the mountains.
Pronunciation: k’ is aspirated; rr is rolled; ə is a short “uh”.
Purpose / for someone
Հանգիստը ինձ համար կարևոր է։
Hangistə indz hamar karevor e. Rest is important for me.
Pronunciation: ə is a short “uh”; dz is blended.
Այս ուղևորությունը երեխաների համար է։
Ays ughevorut’yunə yerekhaneri hamar e. This trip is for children.
Pronunciation: gh is voiced and throaty; t’ is aspirated; ə is a short “uh”.
Այս տոմսը ձեզ համար է։
Ays tomsə dzez hamar e. This ticket is for you.
Pronunciation: ə is a short “uh”; dz is blended.
Լավ եղանակը մեզ համար կարևոր է։
Lav yeghanakə mez hamar karevor e. Good weather is important for us.
Pronunciation: gh is voiced and throaty; ə is a short “uh”.
Recognise “through the tunnel”
Try it
Which sentence says that the train passes through the tunnel?
Recognise “for me”
Try it
Which sentence says that rest is important for the speaker?
5. Weather
Weather language is highly reusable because many expressions are short impersonal sentences. Learn the conditions first, then use them in a forecast.
եղանակ
yeghanak weather
Pronunciation: gh is voiced and throaty.
Արև է։
Arev e. It is sunny / The sun is out.
Անձրև է գալիս։
Andzrev e galis. It is raining.
Pronunciation: dz is blended.
Ձյուն է գալիս։
Dzyun e galis. It is snowing.
Pronunciation: dz is blended.
Քամի է։
K’ami e. It is windy.
Pronunciation: k’ is aspirated.
Ամպամած է։
Ampamats e. It is cloudy.
Շոգ է։
Shog e. It is hot.
Pronunciation: sh is as in “ship”.
Ցուրտ է։
Ts’urt e. It is cold.
Pronunciation: ts’ is aspirated.
Տաք է։
Tak’ e. It is warm.
Pronunciation: k’ is aspirated.
Ճանապարհը թաց է։
Chanaparhə t’ats e. The road is wet.
Pronunciation: ch is unaspirated; ə is a short “uh”; t’ is aspirated.
Այսօր եղանակը լավ է։
Aysor yeghanakə lav e. The weather is good today.
Pronunciation: gh is voiced and throaty; ə is a short “uh”.
Recognise rain
Try it
Which sentence means “It is raining”?
Recognise cold weather
Try it
Which sentence means “It is cold”?
6. Understand a simple forecast
Combine weather, temperature, tomorrow, and compass directions. The exact forecast is fictional; the language pattern is what matters.
Forecast
Այսօր հյուսիսում ցուրտ է և ամպամած։
Aysor hyusisum ts’urt e yev ampamats. Today in the north it is cold and cloudy.
Pronunciation: ts’ is aspirated.
Forecast
Հարավում արև է և քսաներկու աստիճան է։
Haravum arev e yev k’sanerku astichan e. In the south it is sunny and 22 degrees.
Pronunciation: k’ is aspirated; ch is unaspirated.
Forecast
Արևմուտքում քամի է։
Arevmutk’um k’ami e. In the west it is windy.
Pronunciation: k’ is aspirated.
Forecast
Արևելքում անձրև է գալիս։
Arevelk’um andzrev e galis. In the east it is raining.
Pronunciation: k’ is aspirated; dz is blended.
Forecast
Վաղը Երևանում ավելի տաք կլինի։
Vaghə Yerevanum aveli tak’ klini. Tomorrow it will be warmer in Yerevan.
Pronunciation: gh is voiced and throaty; ə is a short “uh”; k’ is aspirated.
Forecast · east
Try it
What is the weather like in the east?
Forecast · tomorrow
Try it
Which sentence says that tomorrow will be warmer in Yerevan?
7. Compare places and weather
Eastern Armenian makes the comparative very regularly with “aveli” before the adjective. Add “k’an” when you explicitly name what you are comparing it with.
Comparative
ավելի տաք
aveli tak’ warmer
Pronunciation: k’ is aspirated.
ավելի ցուրտ
aveli ts’urt colder
Pronunciation: ts’ is aspirated.
ավելի երկար
aveli yerkar longer
ավելի կարճ
aveli karch shorter
Pronunciation: ch is unaspirated.
ավելի լավ
aveli lav better
ավելի շատ
aveli shat more
Pronunciation: sh is as in “ship”.
Full comparisons
Երևանում ավելի տաք է, քան Գյումրիում։
Yerevanum aveli tak’ e, k’an Gyumrium. It is warmer in Yerevan than in Gyumri.
Pronunciation: k’ is aspirated.
Ձմեռը ավելի ցուրտ է, քան աշունը։
Dzmerə aveli ts’urt e, k’an ashunə. Winter is colder than autumn.
Pronunciation: dz is blended; ə is a short “uh”; ts’ and k’ are aspirated; sh is as in “ship”.
Այս ճանապարհը ավելի երկար է։
Ays chanaparhə aveli yerkar e. This road is longer.
Pronunciation: ch is unaspirated; ə is a short “uh”.
Այս հյուրանոցը ավելի լավ է։
Ays hyuranots’ə aveli lav e. This hotel is better.
Pronunciation: ts’ is aspirated; ə is a short “uh”.
Build “warmer”
Try it
Which phrase means “warmer”?
Understand a city comparison
Try it
Which sentence says that Yerevan is warmer than Gyumri?
8. Seasons and months
Learn the four seasons first, then attach the months as four three-month groups. The seasonal forms used in sentences are also worth recognising.
Seasons
գարուն
garun spring
ամառ
amarr summer
Pronunciation: rr is rolled.
աշուն
ashun autumn
Pronunciation: sh is as in “ship”.
ձմեռ
dzmerr winter
Pronunciation: dz is blended; rr is rolled.
գարնանը
garnanə in spring
Pronunciation: ə is a short “uh”.
ամռանը
amrranə in summer
Pronunciation: rr is rolled; ə is a short “uh”.
աշնանը
ashnanə in autumn
Pronunciation: sh is as in “ship”; ə is a short “uh”.
ձմռանը
dzmrranə in winter
Pronunciation: dz is blended; rr is rolled; ə is a short “uh”.
Months
մարտ · ապրիլ · մայիս
mart · april · mayis March · April · May
հունիս · հուլիս · օգոստոս
hunis · hulis · ogostos June · July · August
սեպտեմբեր · հոկտեմբեր · նոյեմբեր
september · hoktember · noyember September · October · November
դեկտեմբեր · հունվար · փետրվար
dektember · hunvar · p’etrvar December · January · February
Pronunciation: p’ is aspirated.
Ամռանը օրերը երկար են։
Amrranə orerə yerkar en. In summer the days are long.
Pronunciation: rr is rolled; ə is a short “uh”.
Ձմռանը հաճախ ձյուն է գալիս։
Dzmrranə hachakh dzyun e galis. In winter it often snows.
Pronunciation: dz is blended; rr is rolled; ə is a short “uh”; kh is a strong throaty sound [x].
Retrieve autumn
Try it
Which word means “autumn”?
Months of summer
Try it
Which group contains the three summer months?
9. Choose a holiday
Use preferences rather than personal data. Three fictional travellers want different things from a holiday; identify which option best matches each person.
Lilit
Ինձ համար հանգիստը կարևոր է։ Ուզում եմ լճի մոտ մնալ և շատ քայլել։
Indz hamar hangistə karevor e. Uzum em lchi mot mnal yev shat k’aylel. Rest is important to me. I want to stay near a lake and walk a lot.
Pronunciation: dz is blended; ə is a short “uh”; ch is unaspirated; sh is as in “ship”; k’ is aspirated.
Arman
Ես ուզում եմ քաղաքներ տեսնել, թանգարաններ այցելել և լավ ռեստորաններ գտնել։
Yes uzum em k’aghak’ner tesnel, t’angaranner aytselel yev lav restoranner gtnel. I want to see cities, visit museums, and find good restaurants.
Pronunciation: k’ and t’ are aspirated; gh is voiced and throaty.
Mariam
Ես երեխաների հետ եմ ճանապարհորդում։ Ուզում եմ բնություն, կենդանիներ և հանգիստ վայր։
Yes yerekhaneri het em chanaparhordum. Uzum em bnut’yun, kendaniner yev hangist vayr. I am travelling with children. I want nature, animals, and a quiet place.
Pronunciation: ch is unaspirated; t’ is aspirated.
Option A
Քաղաքային հանգիստ՝ թանգարաններ, սրճարաններ և զբոսանքներ։
K’aghak’ayin hangist՝ t’angaranner, srcharanner yev zbosank’ner. City holiday: museums, cafés, and walks.
Pronunciation: k’ and t’ are aspirated; gh is voiced and throaty; ch is unaspirated.
Option B
Գյուղական հանգիստ՝ բնություն, կենդանիներ և հանգիստ միջավայր։
Gyughakan hangist՝ bnut’yun, kendaniner yev hangist mijavayr. Rural holiday: nature, animals, and a quiet environment.
Pronunciation: gh is voiced and throaty; t’ is aspirated; j is as in “jam”.
Option C
Լճի մոտ հանգիստ՝ քայլարշավ, լող և հանգիստ երեկոներ։
Lchi mot hangist՝ k’aylarshav, logh yev hangist yerekoner. Holiday by the lake: hiking, swimming, and quiet evenings.
Pronunciation: ch is unaspirated; k’ is aspirated; sh is as in “ship”; gh is voiced and throaty.
Holiday match · Lilit
Try it
Which fictional holiday best matches Lilit?
Holiday match · Arman
Try it
Which fictional holiday best matches Arman?
Holiday match · Mariam
Try it
Which fictional holiday best matches Mariam?
10. Final travel-planning challenge
Combine the chapter: choose a destination, check the weather, buy the ticket, understand the platform, and decide what to do after arrival.
A
Հաջորդ շաբաթ ուզում եմ Դիլիջան գնալ։
Hajord shabat’ uzum em Dilijan gnal. Next week I want to go to Dilijan.
Pronunciation: j is as in “jam”; t’ is aspirated.
B
Եղանակը ստուգե՞լ ես։
Yeghanakə stugel es? Have you checked the weather?
Pronunciation: gh is voiced and throaty; ə is a short “uh”.
A
Այո։ Շաբաթ օրը արև է լինելու, բայց կիրակի անձրև է գալու։
Ayo. Shabat’ orə arev e linelu, bayts’ kiraki andzrev e galu. Yes. On Saturday it will be sunny, but on Sunday it will rain.
Pronunciation: sh is as in “ship”; t’ and ts’ are aspirated; ə is a short “uh”; dz is blended.
B
Ինչպե՞ս ես գնում։
Inch’pes es gnum? How are you going?
Pronunciation: ch’ is aspirated.
A
Գնացքով։ Տոմսն արդեն գնել եմ։
Gnats’k’ov. Tomsn arden gnel em. By train. I have already bought the ticket.
Pronunciation: ts’ and k’ are aspirated.
B
Ո՞ր հարթակից է մեկնում։
Vor hart’akits’ e meknum? Which platform does it leave from?
Pronunciation: t’ and ts’ are aspirated.
A
Երկրորդ հարթակից, ժամը ութին։ Ուղիղ գնացք է։
Yerkrord hart’akits’, zhamə ut’in. Ughigh gnats’k’ e. From platform two, at eight. It is a direct train.
Pronunciation: t’, ts’, and k’ are aspirated; zh is the sound in “vision”; ə is a short “uh”; gh is voiced and throaty.
B
Ի՞նչ ես ուզում այնտեղ անել։
Inch’ es uzum ayntegh anel? What do you want to do there?
Pronunciation: ch’ is aspirated; gh is voiced and throaty.
A
Անտառում քայլել, լիճ տեսնել և հանգստանալ։
Antarrum k’aylel, lich tesnel yev hangstanal. Walk in the forest, see a lake, and relax.
Pronunciation: rr is rolled; k’ is aspirated; ch is unaspirated.
Final challenge · weather
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What is the fictional Sunday forecast?
Final challenge · train
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What do we know about the train?
Final challenge · activities
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Which sentence gives the planned activities?
One last production round
Use fictional information and answer these prompts aloud. Nothing needs to be entered or saved.
- Describe a fictional holiday place using three landscape words and three activities.
- Create a short train-ticket dialogue with destination, one-way or return, departure time, and price.
- Ask four station questions: departure time, arrival time, platform, and whether a train change is needed.
- Create a fictional weather forecast for north, south, east, and west, including at least two temperatures.
- Compare two fictional places using warmer, colder, better, longer, or shorter.
- Create a three-day fictional holiday plan that includes season, weather, transport, accommodation area, and activities.
Words to memorize
Recall the core words before you finish
These are the most useful words from the lesson. Think of the answer first, reveal it, then tell the app whether you remembered it. Words marked “Again” return later in the same drill.
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Round 1
ուղևորություն
ughevorut’yun trip / journey
տոմս
toms ticket
գնացք
gnats’k’ train
մեկնում
meknum departure
ժամանում
zhamanum arrival
հարթակ
hart’ak platform
եղանակ
yeghanak weather
անձրև
andzrev rain
ձյուն
dzyun snow
քամի
k’ami wind
արև
arev sun
ամպամած
ampamats cloudy
ավելի
aveli more / comparative marker
գարուն
garun spring
ամառ
amarr summer
աշուն
ashun autumn
ձմեռ
dzmerr winter
լիճ
lich lake
լեռ
lerr mountain
հանգիստ
hangist rest / relaxation
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