Учить армянский: прилагательные

The video will show you how to use adjectives in Armenian, how to form the comparative, and the superlative plus it will tell you the most important words you have to know.
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Once you know the Armenian alphabet and you have learned some words the next thing you will be doing is to form sentences to speak. Obviously, you could do it without using adjectives but that would be boring. Adjectives make it possible that you can describe things or people. There are so many adjectives but once you know the adjectives from the video you will very likely be able to say most of the things you want to say.

Have fun 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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