Learn Armenian: The 50 most common Armenian verbs with example sentences

The video will teach you the 50 most common Armenian verbs to use during everyday conversations.
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Once you start speaking Armenian you will need verbs to express your thoughts. The video will teach you the 50 most common verbs. I will show you how to pronounce them, and how to write them using handwriting and I will give you an example sentence to understand how to use them. For sure every language has many more verbs but this video will give you a good collection for the start. You will be able to answer most questions and express your ideas.
Good luck learning Armenian!
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P.S. Saint Mesrop created the current Armenian alphabet in the 5th century CE. It was influenced by the Greek alphabet. The relation is visible in the broad order of letters and the fact that it is written from left to right. Today Armenian is spoken in two dialects Eastern and Western Armenian. Eastern Armenian is spoken in the Republic of Armenia while Western Armenian is spoken mostly by the Armenian diaspora. The video was recorded in Eastern Armenian. The writing though is the same for Eastern and Western Armenian.
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[@CuriousChrischannel]

Awesome to hear that my video was helpful to you. I hope you will stick to it to become fluent.

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[@SidoNono]

The colours of each type of word is really helpful, (that's what I was looking for to understand better how sentences are made in Armenian) ! ! Thank you for this video ! :-)

[@CuriousChrischannel]

Great to hear that !

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That was a great video, very well made. God bless you!

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[@Amadi1]

I have watched this video many many times over the last 3 weeks... thanks so much! I hope we get more of these from you.. more conjugations in different perspectives, tenses etc... :)

[@toxictraveller1892]

You are doing great! looking forward to learning together.

[@herve7724]

Thank you very much for this useful vidéo. Complete with the handwritten transcription.

[@Behruzdb]

Thank you very much... It's really helpful.. 😊

[@MiasinLearnArmenian]

very helpful video, great job

[@DamianoFS]

a great resource for every beginner student of the Armenian language

[@CuriousChrischannel]

Thanks for your nice words and your support :)

[@notaphilistphilipp3882]

Apres, that's the perfect video for me! I'm stuck in an Armenian village for about three months already having a great experience. I heard most of the verbs already, very practical to review them^^

[@CuriousChrischannel]

:D what a hilarious situation. It is probably hard to imagine a weirder place to be during a global pandemic :P But at least you can use the time to improve your Armenian ;) Always look at the bright side!

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@@CuriousChrischannel I subscribed to your channel more than a year ago when I was about to go study in the Caucasus. First I wanted to go to Armenia but it turned out to be Georgia where I lived since last year. And Yeah, thanks to the funny coincidence that the border was just shut down while I was here I got the Chance to actually live here for a while and learn some Armenian😄 It'll turn out as a great experience looking back!

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I’m Canadian and my bsf is Armenian and I’m always at his house and I’ve picked up on some Armenian so I thought I would learn some so this is very helpful

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Great to hear that it helped you :)

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Thanks

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[@CuriousChrischannel]

Really sweet feedback. Thanks sooo much you made me smile so big. Comments like yours are such a great motivation to make more videos! Since I work full-time in consulting the only time I usually have for videos is during the weekends and therefore it would be really hard to take care of Instagram at the same time. But thanks for the idea and I will for sure think it through!

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thank you so much please do more videos I'm also half armenian

[@CuriousChrischannel]

Thank you for your comment! I will do that ...but I was really busy the last month so I had no time for youtube..:/

[@hedymartin4719]

Your video is excellent. I appreciate the running writing on top to see how you link the letters. Do you have videos for Western Armenian also?

[@CuriousChrischannel]

Since I speak Eastern Armenian I prefer to stick to Eastern but I might do a video explaining the differences :)

[@dep.deity3605]

Thank you for uploading such a helpful video! Just a question, How would you say the following? "to laugh at him" Is there a preposition needed?

[@CuriousChrischannel]

Hey to laugh at him would be ծիծաղել նրա վրա. The last word would be վրա meaning onto over upon. Hope that helps you.

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Thank you soo much for your motivation :) !

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I thought to wet is called t'rrch'el. I am not sure though. Overall your video has been extremely helpful! Thank you :)

[@CuriousChrischannel]

Great to hear that.

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So actually to wet is trjel but we pronounce it as trchel to fly is trrchel so the difference is between r sound and rr sound r is softer rr is louder like in spanish porque and real

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[@CuriousChrischannel]

Thanks for watching my videos. I will do more videos but since I work full-time I only have the weekends to spend more time in editing and youtube in general.

[@petedetects7012]

My best friend of almost twenty years is Armenian from Yerevan. We are like brothers . When learning Armenian is learning the letters and writen words more important than learning by hearing the language and its translation in English. What would you suggest. Thank you for sharing, Pedro from central California

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Barev dzez. I am from Hungary, I also learn armenian. Shnorakalutyun. I have one question: what does the word txerq mean?

[@CuriousChrischannel]

It means boys ... I guess you have read it in the context of the current conflict. Armenians ofter refer to "txerq" when speaking about soldiers.

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do you do private tutoring

[@CuriousChrischannel]

No I don't I have a fulltime job and just do those videos every once in a while for fun :)

[@tonyr.2321]

you seem too fast for a beginner to the listener. I recommend speed x 0.75 to really get the pronunciations. Good videos by the way. Thanks

[@CuriousChrischannel]

Hey I tried to speak slow but yes maybe even that is too fast for a beginner. Thanks for the hint with reducing the speed 😊

[@tonyr.2321]

@@CuriousChrischannel No problem my friend, You can make a note on your video description that audience can reduce the play speed to .75 if they feel the video path is too fast for them.

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Linel ( be )

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If you can, please do one in Western Armenian pronunciation.

[@CuriousChrischannel]

I speak Eastern Armenian but I might do a video on the differences in pronunciation.

[@ishkhannersisyan3180]

I can explain you the difference of western and eastern pronunciation In Eastern we call G, K’ and Q In Western they have only G and Q So the letters Պ, Կ, Տ, Ծ, Ճ In Eastern - P’, K’, T’, Tz’,Tzh’ In Western - B,G,D,Dz,Dzh And letters Բ, Գ,Դ, Ձ, Ջ In Eastern - B,G,D,Dz,Dzh In Western - Ph, Kh, Th, Ts, Ch

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Is this Eastern or Western?

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the words in general are both eastern and western. The pronunciation is eastern thought.

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