Learn before Sleeping - Armenian (native speaker) - without music

[@estherbee4433]

Thank u so much, im armenian and im trying to learn the language

[@jaclyn8614]

I’m Armenian too..I went to Armenian school when I was young but I forgot a lot of it and I really want to learn it

[@demiurgred8660]

same... ironic, im russian native speaker, but iam didnt find video like this in russian

[@LearningPhrases]

200 фраз - Армянский - Русский kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKDEmH-XobKJr8k

[@demiurgred8660]

@@LearningPhrases ооох, спасибо большое, а когда вводишь в поиске, подобного нет...

[@LearningPhrases]

russian.learningphrases.com

[@DesRaj-pf4qt]

Thank you so much

[@Orignaljoe]

I am here because the girl I love is Armenian and I want to know how to tell her good morning in her language.. thank you it was helpful

[@LearningPhrases]

Thank you Youssef! Good luck!

[@deeveeuhs]

Tell her “bari luz gyank kez” :)

[@r.v.5606]

Tell her "Bari aravot ashxari amenagexecik axchkan" 😉

[@Orignaljoe]

@Lucy Hovhannisyan Egyption

[@Orignaljoe]

@@r.v.5606 only if i knew what it means translation plz

[@yanniesimard5889]

Thanks so much. I’m Armenian and wanting to learn

[@SilentPolyglot]

Thank you so much for this video! I'm learning Armenian too. It's a fantastic language! Greetings from Russia. ❤

[@LearningPhrases]

You are welcome! Check the Videos for Russian Speakers: russian.learningphrases.com

[@SilentPolyglot]

@@LearningPhrases wow! Thank you! :)

[@hripsimegrigoryan9468]

​@@SilentPolyglotGreetings from Armenia, our country and language are wonderful❤🎉

[@oldfriend8001]

Hi Chris. Thank you so much for the video. I'm Armenian and my wife is Chinese. She wants to learn Armenian. So this video is just perfect. ❤❤❤ Love you maaaan!

[@DaoineEile]

2:10:20 The point to start to repeat the previous sentences.

[@kavinissmat-mw3nq]

Thank you so much i am from Kurdistan i want to learn this beautiful language

[@blackcreeper_3426]

Same

[@abrahamran9089]

Barev It is nice of you next time when in repeating 3 time be less slower so I can pick up the words. Thank you🙏

[@rubenbadalian29]

I'm half Armenian and I plan to learn Armenian in the future because I love studying different languages

[@ioKarush]

Ալո ընկերներս

[@nancy7104]

Don’t mind me writing some words to remember You are awesome- ընտիր ես I am a student - ես ուսանող եմ It’s 4 in the afternoon- ցերեկվա ժամը չորսն է I don’t want to celebrate my birthday this year- այս տարի չեմ ուզեր իմ տարեդարձս նշել Today I am very busy - շատ զբաղված եմ այսօր Worried- անհանգիստ Worries - մտահոգութիւններ 44:59

[@hedymartin4719]

Very useful

[@bananabro1010]

This is absolutely weird for me as an Armenian who speaks a cracked mix of Armenian and Russian. Even the first thing that came up was weird. I’ve only ever known “hello” as “barev” and “good morning” as “bari luis”. I know those are alternate ways to say them and both are right but its strange to see the blatant differences.

[@HumanStructureVideos]

Very nice video!

[@Scott-k-Smith]

Question: I have made a lot of new friends with Armenian people in my area, as I am near Glendale California. I notice that when I get to know them well, everyone is very friendly and want to share food and are very nice, but now they add this sound at the end of my name, which sounds like “CHA” for example, Scott-cha Why is this and that does it mean? It seems to me that it’s more of an informal and friendly greeting versus a formal greeting, but I’m just trying to understand the context

[@zar2639]

They are calling you Scott jan. Adding jan at the end of a name is a term of endearment. It’s a nice compliment and feel open to add jan (pronounced like the name John) at the end of their names. 😊

[@garypolotian9995]

Hi is this Western or Eastern Armenian and is there much difference? My Family went from Armenia to Kessab then to Cyprus; I think we speak Western but I am not too sure? Anyway I am half Armenian (my mother was English) the only person that really spoke to me was my Grandmother because she could not speak English; I was able to speak to her and translate what she said to others it was very easy as a child. However I have forgotten my second language and want to relearn it; I know it will come back because I have many words in my head.

[@Schism75]

@@zar2639 I call all my Armenian friends “ Appi Jan “

[@zar2639]

@@Schism75 lol i love that ! btw it’s spelled apeh jan 😉

[@kevorkyakoub5985]

Actually it's jan And it's mean my dear somehow

[@queenbeenokiee7691]

What's the meaning of Es k'ez shat karotel in Armenia please?

[@20superjason]

I miss you very much

[@queenbeenokiee7691]

Thank you so much.

[@queenbeenokiee7691]

And ytem vort?

[@queenbeenokiee7691]

Aranc k'ez cem karox aprel?

[@20superjason]

@@queenbeenokiee7691 "I can't live without you"

[@1234smileface]

Amazing

[@tgc.joshua]

I know people from glendale california and want to learn the armenian language. Wanted to know what's more commonly spoken the western or eastern dialect. Thank you in advance 🙏

[@hripsimegrigoryan9468]

Արևելյանը տարծաված հայաստնում իսկ արևեւմտյանը տարծված է հայստսնից դուրս բայց արեվեահյերենը ավելի հեշտ է

[@samiressengaoui4666]

Hello...am from algeria...and I like this language...I look for someone to communicate with him with Armenian...because I just have decided to learn it

[@hripsimegrigoryan9468]

Hello, I can help you learn Armenian

[@END19000]

very usefull thank you

[@Ftmyersbeachlizard]

well done

[@Adik-nr8hx]

Will someone please pronounce the Armenian word for guest? Is it hghoor, or hooyr?? Thank you!

[@hripsimegrigoryan9468]

Հյուր

[@tateyboi039]

Is this western or eastern? I’m trying to learn the language but I keep seeing many interpretations…

[@noubaraghiarian8433]

eastern

[@amandasanchez1378]

Can everyone in Armenia understand this western and eastern like everyone.. they have a different hello instead of barev dzez .. or how are you inch pes ek

[@SilentPolyglot]

@Lucy Hovhannisyan Thank you for your answer! I'm learning Armenian and the differences between the Eastern and Western Armenian dialects are very interesting. ❤

[@yoovictorymin4247]

I'm from Armenia and we use only Eastern Armenian, we use the same way to say hello, but there are many words that are different and the grammar is a little bit different too, although we understand each other

[@pianocomposer6628]

Good

[@levon8238]

2:06:37

[@matildawolfram4687]

Nice video! In most cases, the reason for unsatisfactory results of learning a foreign language is a loss of interest in the student, or you have stopped at some stage of their training and began to "stomp in one place. Thus, the effort and time you have spent in the absence of new techniques will not allow progress in mastering the language. For example, if you spend your time and effort learning the alphabet for months on end, you will not learn to read, write, speak and understand the spoken and written language. Yuriy Ivantsiv in his book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign language" writes that you should not selectively stop at one thing, and try to gradually move forward, without skipping anything and not jumping, developing all the necessary language skills for you proportionally. Only then will you get effective results. In your strategy for learning any information for you, including a foreign language, you should adhere to the following principle: you made a breakthrough - mastered the new information, then you need to take the time to consolidate the material and bring it to automaticity. The next step - learn new material and master it, and so on. "There are no secrets to success. It's the result of good preparation, hard work, and learning from your mistakes." Colin Powell. Many thanks to the author of the channel for the tremendous work in creating the instructional video. Thanks to such helpful videos, we have rapid progress in language learning.

[@Shortdekhbhai]

Snohrakalutun

[@dandanvers-kc9is]

is this western or eastern

[@rangodash]

Is this Western Armenian?

[@kewlcat329]

this is the eastern dialect

[@hyunghaeen]

pretty sure these are the most common phrases known everywhere

[@aygunretro3513]

@@kewlcat329 where is eastern dialect spoken? Armenia? Or outside Armenia?

[@jamesw288]

@@aygunretro3513 hayastani

[@naturtranekula7032]

@@aygunretro3513 Modern Armenia

[@S1tzl8t]

Is this Western or Eastern Armenian??

[@everythingilistentoi2393]

This old age Battle of good versus evil plays out in the town of Hope Washington when mistress stranger blows into with nothing on his mind but vengeance and shortly after his arrival the town suddenly erupts in a theory of action that entitles a ruthless crime Lord name oh my second and a murderous biker gang corrupts

[@milana4894]

Я из России но родной язык армянский. Что я сдесь делаю

[@erikwilliman1515]

This is not eastern tho?

[@annaggha]

it is!

[@IEllaYT]

ourchuni

[@IEllaYT]

or June lololin

[@erickherrera5675]

I’m learning armenian to find an Armenian boyfriend

[@ilovelanguages69]

Then why is your pfp a boy

[@IEllaYT]

Bari arravot.

[@aggabus]

Pause. To too long

[@gabrielghoulyan4536]

Speed it up then

[@jamalhamdaui670]

Does the people scary with Armenian language ?but Is only one of the caucasian family languages, we have to Add to this chechen, ingush ossetian, abkhaz, talysh mazandarani, guilaki, kabardino ,balkar, circassian, tabasaran And 20 more AT least. Any that tries to Begin this language aventure would need AT least 200 yrs to Learn all the caucasian branches ( if Is eager to learn) ,good luck with armenian. Hahahahhaha

[@GG-sd9ce]

Bro, Armenian is not on caucasian family it is on different special group