Armenia

Embrace the rich history and culture of Armenia, one of the world's oldest countries. A few phrases in Armenian can go a long way in immersing yourself in local festivals, connecting with friendly Armenians, appreciating traditional cuisine, and making your journey all the more memorable.

bari galust: welcome (բարի գալուստ (bari galust))

This expression is commonly used to greet someone and make them feel welcome.

shnorhakalutyun: thank you (շնորհակալություն (shnorhakalutyun))

This expression is used to express gratitude and appreciation.

hachakhordi: customer (հաճախորդին (hachakhordi))

This expression can be used when communicating with vendors or staff at historical sites or souvenir shops.

pokharen: exchange (փոխարենը (pokharen))

This expression is useful when exchanging currency or asking for assistance with exchanging foreign currency.

bac: open (բաց (bac))

This expression is useful when inquiring about the opening hours of a historical site or establishment.

pak: closed (փակ (pak))

This expression is useful when inquiring about the closing hours of a historical site or establishment.

tuyltvum e: allowed (թույլտվում է (tuyltvum e))

This expression is useful when inquiring about what is allowed or prohibited within a historical site or establishment.

gnoum em: I want to buy (գնում եմ (gnoum em))

This expression is useful when communicating with vendors or staff at souvenir shops.

unem: I have (ունեմ (unem))

This expression is useful when communicating with vendors or staff at historical sites.

anhatum: misunderstanding (անհատություն (anhatum))

This expression is useful when there is a misunderstanding or miscommunication between yourself and a local.