How, if at all, would you say and/or write “Dodgers”(LA Baseball team) in Armenian? A friend and I were chatting and couldn’t figure out any way to make it make sense haha խուսափողներ / khusap’voghner is the literal translation

For context, the LA Dodgers were named from their Brooklyn days when fans going to baseball games would “dodge” trolley cars while crossing the tracks. So it kinda makes sense in Armenian right?? 😂

We figured teams like “Angels” works as հրեշտակներ or hreshdakner and “Kings” makes sense as tagavorner since these are actual words lol

Բարև բոլորին! I’ve been working on this app for the last few months and would love to get people’s thoughts on it. It’s called issen, which is a personal, conversational AI language tutor for intermediate / advanced learners. It remembers who you are and naturally adapts the chats and lessons to your particular learning style and goals.

The idea came from my experience trying to learn French. I’ve spent years at it going through many online tutors. I like the experience of a dedicated teacher a lot, but on top of being expensive and often a bit awkward, I move around a lot, so an in-person teacher is extremely hard for me to manage. I tried a bunch of language learning apps (Babbel, Duolingo, Rosetta Stone, etc.), but none of them really compared to having an actual teacher.

The idea for issen is for it to be that actual conversational teacher, accessible directly from your phone at any time.

You can check out the app at issen.com. Please do let me know what you think, if you have any questions or feedback, or want to talk about language learning in general!

Hey everyone. I've created a new Discord channel for anyone interested in learning Armenian. It's empty for now, but I'll populate it with channels as more people come. It can be used for practicing with each other or with native speakers, asking language related questions, etc. I'll try to be active there for now. Don't know what will happen later though. Will see how it goes.

Feel free to join!

https://discord.gg/cBtkYB7k

Ձոր and Վանք in Armenian Language meaning

Բարև everyone!

Does anyone know if there's a new edition of Dora Sahakyan's Eastern Armenian that doesn't use that outdated and overly ornate font (I believe its name is Hianali)?

https://preview.redd.it/byw1m8kbrhwd1.png?width=1494&format=png&auto=webp&s=48f530ad255a7ef29aa88d974469472200ba4424

It really hinders my reading, especially as some specific letters really look other letters to me, for example շ really looks like չ:

https://preview.redd.it/05fr28kyrhwd1.png?width=478&format=png&auto=webp&s=ad157fc3d6545d605f5cbfae0c71750836f8b63c

Also, sometimes ր looks like an ը (especially when it appears as last letter, where it could be an article) and ռ looks like a somewhat badly printed ու:

https://preview.redd.it/wuf1k7zushwd1.jpg?width=777&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=34b4b1f4a9722d5cf40c51569e42d574e0d212fd

Even my wife (Երևանից) claims some letters are confusing to her, especially if she's reading from a phone...

Born in the US but have been speaking Western Armenian with my family since birth. I'm sure it's a bit broken up with words from other languages mixed in. I've been trying to confirm that there is no explicit her or him in Armenian.

To my understanding the closest words / terms are:

Aniga = that person

Marta = the man

Geena = the woman

Is this right?

Anyone know the Armenian words for Halloween related terms such as:

• ghost
• witch
• spiderweb
• monster

Plus any others you’d like to mention!

ETA: I’m in the diaspora where Halloween is celebrated and therefore want to have the terminology to speak about related concepts in Armenian too, thanks!

Please could someone explain the meaning of this phrase. It seems to be a լոռվա բառբար thing but I just don’t really get any of the explanations I’ve read.

Բարեվ բոլորին,

I need help with a grammar point. I would like to understand the difference between քանի and ինչքան. I read that քանի means 'how many' and ինչքան means 'how much', but I don't know if that's all there is to it, or if that's good explanation.

I'd appreciate it if you could share with me some example sentences too.

Շնորհակալ եմ։

I've looked for this song's lyrics a lot, however didn't find the lyrics anywhere " toghèk yes gnam " Thanks in asvace

https://youtu.be/rWbg5Y24X6o?feature=shared

We're living in the diaspora (not Glendale) and recently added +1 Armenians to the world and this kid, along with any others we may have, are going to be raised Armenian.

We're looking for specifics of how kids are raised Armenian. Any recommendations, whether they be books, apps, educational toys, or cultural traditions like specific songs or games that we can in America?

We're not the best at speaking Armenian to each other at home because we were born here and speak English all day to everyone else in our lives. Plus, one of us is Eastern Armenian speaking and one is Western so that's just another hurdle that makes speaking English easier. We're working on this but we have no family nearby either to lean onto the grandparents.

We only speak Armenian with the baby but all the toys we buy that sing and dance and teach kids language is all in English. We've looked for an Armenian nanny but there are none nearby so we're going to put the kid into an English speaking daycare. We don't know any Armenian lullabies to rock the kid to sleep with>!so we sing Mer Hayrenik to him every night to put him to sleep.!<We play Armenian music every day but with all of this we need more tools especially to teach the kid the alphabet. Neither of us are any kind of educators so we're a little unsure of how to mold this kid around being Armenian.

Main question I guess after writing all that^ is how do you teach your kids Armenian in a household of 1 Eastern Armenian speaker and 1 Western Armenian speaker with no other real support around?

Hello to the wonderful Armenian people! 🇦🇲

Here I have attempted to write the Armenian names of a few countries in Armenian to practice writing the Armenian Alphabet.

Please provide your feedback on my writing and how I could better it.

Thanks 😊

1. I know Kessab and Musa Ler (Anjar) dialects are quite similar since they are neighboring villages. But how similar are they exactly? Almost identical?
2. Is the Anjar dialect being taught to the younger generation? Do they speak it amongst themselves? How about Kessaberen?
3. If you know of people to follow or contact about these two dialects, as well as local village customs/traditions, I would greatly appreciate you pointing me in their direction. Also of any written works on this topic. Thanks!

https://youtu.be/g9U3iHK4roo?si=24txT3AN4on0fr0C

Couldn't find the lyrics anywhere online and my armenian isnt good enough to understand it. Also I cant tell what dialect it's in.

Much appreciated!

Hello everyone, I've been working on a language learning app to help people learn Armenian.

We've got themed lessons (like restaurants, transportation, holidays). The idea is to learn phrases in series under 1 theme for context.

There are translation exercises (35 phrases per theme) from English to Armenian where you practice forming sentences you'd actually use in real life. You can set your own difficulty level too (A1 to B1).

There is also Natural Voice Pronunciation: Every phrase comes with HD audio, helping you learn the exact pronunciation. No more guessing how words should sound.

https://preview.redd.it/4h4ta8bg6hsd1.png?width=438&format=png&auto=webp&s=7391e86e321244c44955aaab001f0beee7cd64c5

https://preview.redd.it/tkcpt6en6hsd1.png?width=469&format=png&auto=webp&s=c48026aec8b423aca76d1690c93c96e5ff005406

When you make a mistake, the app explains you how to do it right. Because that's how we learn!

https://preview.redd.it/yzmv3wjh6hsd1.png?width=430&format=png&auto=webp&s=ae64612e9260ccbc43d2f3773aab0316d3a5b1ff

Just go to edit profile and select Armenian and A1 level. Check it out: https://incoglingo.com/

Now even if atleast 1 person subscribe I'll begin working on:

• Immersion Voice conversation bot for speaking practice for advanced C1/C2 levels for same themes.

• Language exchange feature to connect learners.

For now would love to hear your thoughts on the voice pronunciation feature! 🇦🇲

Hey all! Does anyone know of any good online courses or classes to learn eastern Armenian?

Many thanks in advance

Ելլալ and ելլել are they similar ? Do ինչ կ'լլե and ինչ կ'լլա have the same meaning of : what's hapening

I've searched for it, each site has different translation for these verbs, so can someone clarify them with providing examples

https://lyricstranslate.com/en/nemo-switzerland-code-armenian

Ive Seen that someone translated a Song from english to armenian (Link IS included Here). And Theres այնբքան.

Can someone say what that means?

Mersi

Hey people,

Can someone Help me with His Word?

I cant find a Translation. Is it a foreign Word?

Thx

Edit: ITS Not the First word. Idk how i got it

I was looking through some of my pictures and i found a photo of my Armenian handwriting i believe i was 15 at the time

Is my handwriting neat or is it mid?

Hey Guys does anyone knows what that means?

IS IT a verb in the conditional mood? An adjective?

Ive Seen IT in a News article. Zhx

Can someone help me pronounce “Յաւիտեան Անխախտելի” and spell it phonetically?

Hi all, I'm not Armenian but my partner is and I'm making a gift for his family. Whenever he talked to his grandma they would end the phone calls with some kind of phrases that express love. I've never seen them in writing, so to the best of my ability here's the phonetic pronunciation: "Anoosh kahm purearaz" "Adsvad seruneet"

If you know what I'm talking about, please please let me know the exact translations and how to write them in Armenian!! Google searches of my wack spellings don't come up with anything. Thanks all :)

Hey,

Does anybody know how to say 1/8 (one-eighth)? Or Like 1/16 ?

Thank you

I mean change in the left-over-cash sense, as in "do you have change for $10?". When I look it up, all I can find is translations for the other kind of change.