Armenian · Հայերեն · AI speaking partner
Armenian is learned mostly by Armenians: the diaspora in Los Angeles, Paris, Beirut and Moscow who understand the language of their grandparents and cannot speak it, and the many who moved to Yerevan recently and want to belong. Two standards, Eastern and Western, and an alphabet of its own.
Your AI partner talks with you in the Armenian you choose, patient with the cases and the sounds, with transliteration on screen, and corrections explained in English or Russian.

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Why Armenian is hard to speak
Yerevan speaks Eastern; the Middle-Eastern and much of the American diaspora speaks Western, with different pronunciation and verb forms. Choose yours; your partner keeps to it.
"Yerevan", "Yerevanum", "Yerevanits", with the article "-n" or "-ə" attached. Learned by speaking about real places and people.
Thirty-nine letters and consonant triplets (պ, բ, փ) the ear has to separate. Transliteration on screen lets you speak first; Word Mode trains the ear.
Ways to practise Armenian
Scenes worth trying in Armenian
Five phrases to say today
Say each one out loud now. Then say it to your AI partner, who will tell you how it sounded.
Could you repeat?
I didn't quite understand.
What do you recommend?
How much does it cost?
Thank you, it was very tasty.
Questions
Both. Say which your family speaks and your partner keeps to that pronunciation and those forms. Eastern is the standard in Armenia; Western is spoken across much of the diaspora.
It is exactly the case this helps most. You have the vocabulary and need to produce it under no pressure, many times, with the cases corrected gently and nobody laughing at the accent.
No. Every word on screen comes with a Latin transliteration, and the practice is spoken. Learn the script alongside if you want to; it is phonetic and takes a week or two.
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