Armenian European Indo Natural Languages Linguistics
Armenian European Indo Natural Languages Linguistics
Armenian
Armenian is part of the Indo-European family of languages and consists of two main dialects, western and eastern Armenian derived both from classical Armenian, also known as "Grabar", which is still used in the Armenian liturgy.
Armenian is spoken in Armenia and at least 29 other countries and is also referred to as Haieren, Somkhuri, Ena, Ermenice, Ermeni Dili and Armjanski Yazyk, in various languages.
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- Cultural association organizing intensive summer courses of Armenian language and culture at the Università Ca' Foscari in Venice, Italy. Includes an application form.
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- Courses in the Armenian language, offered as part of the on-going Adult Education Program of the Armenian Church of the Holy Martyrs in the New York metropolitan area.
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- Dictionaries, encyclopedias, font catalogue and information about "the Grabar".
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- The Armenian page from WorldLanguage.com. It provides links to the sale of dictionaries, fonts, keyboards, movies, videos, tutorials, references, and word processing tools for the study of Armenian. Includes also an introduction, writing sample and its tr
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- Presents books related to self-teaching.
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- Short explanations by Verjine Svazlian. Includes also links to other similar resources.
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- Offering courses in classical, eastern and western Armenian. The classes are held in Yerevan, Armenia.
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- Includes articles in PDF format written by Bert Vaux.
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