Анаит: Армянская сказка для изучения армянского произношения

The fairy tale Anahit in this Video should help you to improve your Armenian pronunciation.
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Once you finished learning the Armenian alphabet and you already have learned some words to form sentences you want to improve your pronunciation. In this video, I summarized one of the most well-known and popular Armenian fairy tales. It is called Anahit and was written in 1881 by the Armenian writer Ghazaros Aghayan. I will read out the sentences at a normal speed and at a very slow speed. I hope the video will help you improve your Armenian pronunciation.

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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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