How to write Armenian letters

[@madlinababakhanlou5280]

I went to an Armenian after school program everyday as a child and I have forgotten my letters. Thank you for making these videos. I want to learn to read and write with excellence for my future children and myself. You have beautiful handwriting in Armenian.

[@JishinimaTidehoshi]

Beautiful handwriting both in Armenian and in English :)

[@GareginAvetisyan]

Thank you ˆ - ˆ .

[@educlopes]

Beautiful script, I'll adapt it to write in Portuguese as an alternative alphabet. Very beautiful letters.

[@samuelhernandes4786]

Eduardo Costa Lopes vc fez isso? Deve ter ficado legal

[@Adrian_Adam]

If you could write out Genatz specifically, and maybe other common sayings for greeting cards to cover many occasions that would be tremendously helpful. Thank you!

[@yasirahnelson7023]

I sponsor a girl from Armenia so I usually like to write her name in her own language as well as mine. Thanks for writing them out for people.

[@TheTrewas]

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[@stalin4648]

Мерси ахпер

[@vahemirocopalian815]

Very, very beautiful hand writing. Thank you, and thank you for such simple effective post. I'm having the video played back to back for my kids. Thank you.

[@GareginAvetisyan]

Thank you too vahe miro haroutunian

[@Հատուկդասարան-պ1վ]

From Armenia 😊🇦🇲

[@shura707]

Thanks for posting this video, man! I am learning very much with it. Hug!

[@caseybecyaya3562]

Your handwriting is beautiful!

[@GareginAvetisyan]

Thank you very much!

[@BrendoLimaAtor]

Thank you very much. Salutations from Brazil. :D

[@GareginAvetisyan]

You are welcome dear friend! With regards.

[@ВасилисаПетрова-ш7ч]

Shnorakalutyun to you yourself! ;)

[@tsamoon67]

you can even slowdown the viedo by clicking the sttings icons

[@tomlavelle8518]

Such s beautiful script.

[@GareginAvetisyan]

Pleased to hear this. Thank you.

[@rzaku5536]

I have no idea what I am doing here but that's ok. Beautiful language btw

[@rebeccal8251]

This is so helpful! Thank you very much!

[@rebeccal8251]

Garegin, could you do this again, but not in cursive? So, using the printed letters like you did with the computer writer on another video...but this time write them with pen and paper? These are very helpful.

[@samuelhernandes4786]

that's a beautiful alphabet

[@TheTrewas]

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[@vselennayakometa7117]

почерк как у меня я тоже также пишу красиво

[@nanayohannesian9474]

Shnorakalucyun Garegin jan!

[@lsx001]

Very very helpful. Very nice hand writing also. Hand written letters often look different than printed ones.

[@GareginAvetisyan]

Thank you for your feedback. Yes, cursive letters look quite different.

[@shamsenahar]

shnorhakalutsun!

[@knartadevosyan8879]

Well done!!!🤗💓

[@effortlessmag]

Gexecik dzeragir unek դուք ունեք գեղեցիկ ձեռագիր

[@GareginAvetisyan]

Շնորհակալ եմ և շատ զգացված

[@MrJoeMaz]

Awesome

[@unlistedlightning9621]

Shad lav! Thanks

[@unlistedlightning9621]

But I haven't read or written in Armenian for a few years and I'm making a mother's day card for my grandmother

[@eln6888]

ohh) its so cute )

[@kiranb.5701]

thank you! Do you know of any resources I can use to learn Armenian? I am looking for more audio lessons.

[@Arekhtothes]

Teşekkürler ❤🇹🇷

[@dnwttn]

It'd be nice to have subtitles because I missed half of the transliterated letters, I only got 17 haha and I'm sure I got them wrong, too.

[@modruzvirgil8052]

Great! Thanks!

[@berrybresteuh]

I was learning a bit of armenian with an Assimil method book, because I will travel in Armenia this summer. I thougt I knew all the letters, both small and upper-case, and was proud of it because it was quiet hard to learn. Then I see your video, and your handwritten letters look COMPLETELY different of the block letters !!! I think I will never manage to read something in your country lol

[@victorcharlie]

berrybresteuh The block letters are different from handwritten. The block letters are harder to learn so you have done the hard part!

[@berrybresteuh]

Thanks for your support. Hard to learn but really interesting. I can not wait to arrive in Yerevan !

[@BeautySavesWorld]

+berrybresteuh How did your trip go? Did the knowledge of letters make a difference?

[@berrybresteuh]

@@BeautySavesWorld Wow, never red your message, but it's never too late. Indeed, knowing how to read was really helpfull but still, it was quiet difficult to be understood. I should have known a bit of russian too. Beautiful trip by the way. And one year later, my son was born and his name is... Sevan !

[@TJRHINO29]

letters are not connected when writing?

[@GareginAvetisyan]

There isn't a strict rule. One can write them connected or not connected. Both are correct.

[@TJRHINO29]

Garegin Avetisyan ok thanks for the info

[@thebestIshxan]

So if we are speaking about Armenian handwriting I can say only one, every Armenian person write letters how it's fast and easy for him/her, f.e. my small letter ը is different, but I write letters connected, but sometimes it makes differences for reading cause f.e we are writing word ասա connected and everybody see it as connection of this ւ kind of symbol, so someone can read it as "asa" someone as "sas"

[@TJRHINO29]

***** Thanks for the info that's what I thought.

[@19BenZ57]

from PERSIA with Passion Viva ArmeniA

[@haykabrahamyan5625]

Ապրես ախպերս շատ բան արեցիր դու ։

[@abul7.77]

O thank you very much bro!!!

[@GareginAvetisyan]

you are welcome ALBERT MUSAELYAN

[@margaretvartanian860]

thank you.

[@Fravije]

Ես ել եմ շնորհակալ:

[@alejandrod.dorumian4432]

Կը ներես Գարեգին: Գիրերը այսպէս անուանուած՝ խորթ կը լսուի գրեթէ տասը միլիոնանոց սփիռքահայերուս համար: Դուն գիտես. ամէն գիր ունի իր անունը: Այբ, բեն, գիմ, եւ այլն: Այբբենարանին արդէօք «Ա-ԲԸ-ԱՐԱՆ» կ'ըսուի՞ եւ ես լուր չունէի:

[@GareginAvetisyan]

Ճիշտ եք. տառերի անվանումներն իմանալը կարևոր է։ Համենայն դեպս, առօրյայում դրանք գրեթե չեն կիրառվում (ՀՀ-ում) ։ Ես այստեղ փորձել եմ պարզ կերպով ներկայացնել այբուբենը, նաև նրանց համար, ովքեր հայերենին առհասարակ ծանոթ չեն։

[@ybus97]

They are Armenian cursive letters?

[@GareginAvetisyan]

Yes.

[@allthegameswhitberro9126]

Yes

[@victorianova5410]

Is this eastern or Western Armenian because when I look up the alphabet online the letters go ayb ben geem da ech za rather than a be ge so I'm a little confused. Your writing is really cool by the way I'm quarter Armenian and I'm trying to learn so I can speak to my family in Yerevan:)

[@sargishakobyan4743]

It's the same. When Mesrop Mashtoc invented the alphabet, it was Ayb Ben Gim. But in modern Armenian, the government said that it's too hard for the children to remember, so they changed it to A Be Ge

[@ArmenianKidsClub]

Actually that's not quite correct. Ayb Ben Gim are the name of the letters a b g are the sounds. The sovietization of Armenia caused a lot of this to be lost. its like say Ay Bee Cee Dee but the sounds are a or long a b c d

[@Armenius_Catholicus]

I have some input to give. I learned that the letter after ր is ւ (pronounced huwn). The ու is a phonetic "letter", not an alphabetic letter. Also, եւ isn't a letter of the alphabet, but a modern conjoining of the letters ե and ւ, for the electronic writing (typing) - as you may know - of the word "and" in our language... on top of that, you wrote it incorrectly, as "yev" isn't spelled եվ, but with a ւ after the ե. Besides that, great video!

[@GareginAvetisyan]

Thank you for your comment. This is the Armenian alphabet as taught in the schools in the Republic of Armenia (eastern Armenian), as the official language. Of course, there are some variants and interpretations of it, but I didn't want to sound too complicated and speak about linguistic details.

[@Armenius_Catholicus]

@@GareginAvetisyan Thanks for the reply! Yes, I figured it's how it is taught in Armenia. What's your opinion on the fact that the eastern Armenian dialect uses incorrect grammar and syntax but correct pronunciation, whereas the western Armenian dialect is the opposite? I find it fascinating! Also, have you heard of a group of western dialectic Armenians trying to foster our existence in central & eastern Armenia (i.e. keeping our dialect and customs alive)? I personally would be interested if we find a compromise to our dialects, meaning that we would officially use the western grammar and syntax and use the eastern pronunciation... what are your thoughts on that?

[@seroujghazarian6343]

Nope. tso then hyun

[@MusicLoverForever97]

Can anyone help me out here? I need to figure out what the quote "Free Humanity" is in the Armenian language (հայերեն [hɑjɛˈɾɛn] hayeren) Is, I'm getting a kickass portrait tattoo done of Serj Tankian in a few hours, and its a last minute touch, I've done a lot of research but no such luck... The Armenian Genocide 1915 will be RECOGNIZED AND REMEMBERED!

[@ziziqar]

Dear Gypsy, Free Humanity in classical Armenian orthography would be: Ազատէք մարդկութեան

[@seroujghazarian6343]

@@ziziqar ես խնդիրը բայէն առաջ կ'ըսեմ

[@AniHarutunyan-f2o]

Ты красиво пишешь меня 😅

[@amandaa6959]

Can anyone help me with my grandfathers name. He passed away when I was young and I never got to learn the language. His name was Andranig Torosian and I have found a lot of different spellings... Անդրանիք Թորոսեան any help is appreciated 😊

[@GareginAvetisyan]

Dear Amanda Torosian, thank you for your comment. I live in Armenia and I would write it like Անդրանիկ Թորոսյան. I hope, my answer will help you.

[@thewave886]

Ես սիրում եմ այս հայերեն ստեղնաշարը play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.iconicapplicationz.armenian.keyboard&hl=en

[@joseignacio512]

Շատ լավ!

[@unlistedlightning9621]

I'm full Armenian

[@kevindavin8032]

So usually armenian alphabet is written in cursive not in printed form?

[@GareginAvetisyan]

Yes at large it's the case but one is free to choose the convenient way. Thank you.

[@kesinliu9346]

是的，有书写体和手写体两种

[@Aregakk]

thank you for help

[@GareginAvetisyan]

You're welcome dear Areg.

[@u235u235u235]

is there any reason to learn a language with limited use? maybe for enjoyment? marrying an armenian speaker?

[@linky202]

Primarily those with Armenian roots or curiosity. It's primarily spoken in Armenia so there's not much diversity in knowing the language. I'm learning it now

[@elmerdaserdmannchen2604]

If you learn a language with limited use, it may be easier to connect to speakers of that language, since they'll probably appreciate your interest. The reason for which I personally would like to learn Armenian is because I find like the sound of the language, and its alphabet; and I also have ancestors from Armenia.

[@elmerdaserdmannchen2604]

Allen, could you recommend to me some resources to learn Armenian, if you have time?

[@TheMorganWhile]

how exactly is written "Scheherazade" in armenian and how is it pronunciated?

[@sargishakobyan4743]

Շեհրազադե. It's pronounced Schehrazade

[@GareginAvetisyan]

In the Armenian translation of "One thousand and one nights", it's written Շահրազադե․ Thank you.

[@waadalkhameesi8003]

لماذا يتم او تكرر كتابة الحرف مرتين ما معنى هذا ...ارجوا أجابتي

[@GareginAvetisyan]

شكرا لك على سؤالك. وهي أحرف كبيرة وصغيرة. (uppercase and lowercase).

[@somaso1017]

I need to arminian friends please 😔

[@armenianwomenchildren7779]

Hello, Garegin jan, tuyl ktak dzer aibubeni vidonner@ dnel im blogum? armbooksandminds.blogspot.com shnorhakalutiun

[@GareginAvetisyan]

Իհարկե:Ես միայն ուրախ կլինեմ :)

[@armenianwomenchildren7779]

Garegin Avetisyan շատ շնորհակալություն!

[@xo7928]

Kinda sounds like the Russian alphabet

[@የማርያምወዳጅመሃሪ]

Even if the letter is different than Ethiopian but the sound is the same. It’s ridiculous!

[@АндрейАлексеевич-ч8м]

1:22 «Ж»

[@ArminePogosyan-d9z]

Можно

[@freesnow49]

Thank you

[@MrKOKILANDIA]

is it only me or is there anybody else on here who finds this language so fu@#$$ difficult?

[@anahitavagyan6729]

George villafane It is really difficult to learn.

[@itsme-hq9vg]

George villafane no because I know it 😁 .. and I don't know why I am watching this

[@akobakobyan8718]

garik

[@filmonsalazaralazar8076]

similar with Ethiopia and Eritrea real the same alphabet

[@seyeonselina849]

yes! Ethiopia and Armenia have a very good history together. :)

[@antonmuzik]

It’s not similar at all.

[@df5512]

LOL

[@jojicmilivoje7039]

O MY GOOD ITS CASICAL SERBIAN HE TALK LIKE SERBIAN O MY GOOD ITS CASICAL SERBIAN JESUS WAS SERBIAN

[@akobakobyan8718]

garik voces

[@stupidreligionz]

u dont pronounce some letters correctly.

[@GareginAvetisyan]

stupidreligionz thank you for your comment but I speak Armenian 24 hours a day and don't understand your worry about my pronunciation

[@stupidreligionz]

the 8th letter doesnt pronounce "O"

[@GareginAvetisyan]

I checked once more my pronunciation.Be attentive,because I don't pronounce it like ''O".8th letter sounds like "Ə''.

[@aminelesgerov9507]

Bad 💩 I don't like Armenia language. I am from Azerbaijan.

[@armankiremidjian8212]

Why?

[@aminelesgerov9507]

Because Armenian are our enemies! Armenia is bad country.

[@armankiremidjian8212]

@@aminelesgerov9507 just because Armenia is an enemy to you it doesn't mean it's the worst country in the world

[@aminelesgerov9507]

😠 Armenia language is very bad. English language is very beautiful.

[@armankiremidjian8212]

@@aminelesgerov9507 the Armenian alphabet is created by mesrop mashtots in 405 ad