Armenian for Beginners

Master Armenian sounds and the Armenian alphabet, introduced in 405 ac by Mesrop Mashtots. Practice pronunciation with examples like sun, banana, wolf, door, yes, dream, time, and moon.

Practice Armenian pronunciation by mastering tongue placement and buzzing consonants, using bird and dog language metaphors to build confidence with tricky sounds in Armenian for beginners part 2.

Master Armenian pronunciation by practicing tongue placement on the upper palate, refining sounds with examples, and then speaking Armenian confidently.

Learn color names in Armenian and practice saying them aloud to build color vocabulary, including red, blue, green, yellow, purple, pink, orange, brown, black, white, gray, gold, silver, and transparent.

Master numbers in spoken Armenian, from one to ten and the additive 11–20, up to 30, 100, 1000 and beyond, with time and date basics taught alongside pronunciation cues.

Learn to tell time in spoken Armenian. Identify zhamanak for time, zham for clock time, and rama for what time it is; explore morning, noon, evening, and night phrases.

Learn numbers, months, and dates in Armenian through pronunciation practice. Explore all four seasons, the 12 months, and how to say dates and birthdays in everyday speech.

Learn to start a conversation about the weather in spoken Armenian, covering seasons, temperatures, and conditions such as it's cold, hot, windy, sunny, rainy, snowy, cloudy, and clear.

Learn animal names in Armenian and practice pronunciation through guided form and repetition, then pair animals with colors to build essential vocabulary.

Learn Armenian personal pronouns and their endings in simple sentences, with no gender distinctions, and practice nouns shagird and usano for school and college students.

Learn two basic Armenian dialects for friendly and formal conversation, and practice spoken Armenian with a partner or in front of a mirror to master common greetings.

Learn formal dialogue in Armenian for beginners by practicing greetings, introductions, asking about occupations, restaurant exchanges, and polite phrases like thank you and it's my pleasure.

Learn to describe your personality in Armenian with phrases like I am open minded, I am goal oriented, and I have a great sense of humor.

Learn to describe personality in spoken Armenian for beginners using positive adjectives like friendly, polite, reliable, and charming, and negative adjectives such as aggressive, lazy, jealous, and pessimistic.

Practice describing personality in Armenian by using common adjectives, forming 'I am' phrases with the auxiliary 'm,' and noting simple pronoun use and introvert or extrovert terms.

Learn to name five Armenian tastes—spicy, salty, sweet, sour, and bitter—correct pronunciation, and how to talk about meals and common foods in Armenian.