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Armenian Language Server
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Armenian Language
armenian language. armenian language, member of the ThracoPhrygian subfamilyof the Indo-European family of languages (see Indo-European).
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Extractions: Armenian language Armenian language, member of the Thraco-Phrygian subfamily of the Indo-European family of languages (see Indo-European ). There is evidence that in ancient times a distinct subfamily of Indo-European languages existed that is now called Thraco-Phrygian. To it belonged Phrygian (an ancient and now extinct Indo-European language of Anatolia) and Thracian (a now dead Indo-European tongue of the Balkans in antiquity). Modern Armenian may well be a direct descendant of Phrygian. Today Armenian is the mother tongue of more than 5 million people, of whom over 3 million live in Armenia; 1 million live elsewhere in the republics of the former Soviet Union; and the rest are in the Middle East, the Balkans, and the United States. Armenian is an old, rich, and vital language. Although spoken in antiquity, it was not recorded in writing until the early 5th cent. A.D.
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Extractions: Open Door Home Page Words and Music International Cookbooks Ordering Information Learn Armenian Now! Choose Eastern Armenian or Western Armenian! Just $66.00 (normally $95.00) Open Door Home Page More ordering Information Western Armenian (the more common form) is used by Armenians in Istanbul, Lebanon, Egypt, other parts of the diaspora, and formerly in eastern Turkey. It is the form most often encountered and spoken among Armenians outside of Armenia, including the United States. Eastern Armenian is the language of the Republic of Armenia and in enclaves in Azerbaijan and Iran. Ten Lessons on Five Cassettes, each lesson is approximately 30 minutes. The Pimsleur Program in Action More languages About Dr. Pimsleur You WILL learn how to speak the language, easily, quickly, without workbooks and boring exercises. You will learn the way you learned your own language: BY SPEAKING IT! Open Door Home Page Words and Music International Cookbooks Ordering Information Armenian Anyone can learn a foreign language, and learn it well with the right teaching system.
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Extractions: Open Door Home Page Words and Music International Cookbooks Ordering Information Learn Armenian Now! Choose Eastern Armenian or Western Armenian! Just $66.00 (normally $95.00) Open Door Home Page More ordering Information Western Armenian (the more common form) is used by Armenians in Istanbul, Lebanon, Egypt, other parts of the diaspora, and formerly in eastern Turkey. It is the form most often encountered and spoken among Armenians outside of Armenia, including the United States. Eastern Armenian is the language of the Republic of Armenia and in enclaves in Azerbaijan and Iran. Ten Lessons on Five Cassettes, each lesson is approximately 30 minutes. The Pimsleur Program in Action More languages About Dr. Pimsleur You WILL learn how to speak the language, easily, quickly, without workbooks and boring exercises. You will learn the way you learned your own language: BY SPEAKING IT! Open Door Home Page Words and Music International Cookbooks Ordering Information Armenian Anyone can learn a foreign language, and learn it well with the right teaching system.
Petiton To Re-open Halki In Armenian Language
HELLENIC ELECTRONIC CENTER. Petition for the Reopening of theTheologicalSchool of Halki In Constantinopole (Istanbul) Turkey. *eMail,
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Extractions: HELLENIC ELECTRONIC CENTER Petition for the Reopening of theTheological School of Halki In Constantinopole (Istanbul) Turkey eMail Title Mr. Mrs. Dr. Ms. Mr., Mrs., Ms., Dr. Last Name: First Name: Organization: or enter affiliation City, State: Country: Required Fields Petition will go to: UN, EU, US Congress, US Senate
Armenian Language Vendors
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Armenian Language And Alphabet
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Armenian Language Courses, Tapes, Books And Dictionaries
armenian language courses, books, tapes, dictionaries and phrasebooks for the independenttraveller. Experience the joy of understanding. armenian language.
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Extractions: Armenian language Courses, Tapes, Books and Dictionaries Armenian Language ITEM NAME AND DESCRIPTION OF LANGUAGE BOOK CODE PRICE Beginners Armenian Language Hippocrene Books. This book provides the essentials of the modern western Armenian language, which is based on the Armenian dialect of Constantinople. In each of the 15 chapters, grammar explanations are followed by exercises exemplifying grammar rules, and conversations with expressions in common usage. Special effort has been made to avoid too many grammatical details and exceptions, and to highlight the basic rules without omitting forms the student is bound to encounter in reading and conversation. The text is supplemented by a handy Armenian-English/English-Armenian glossary with 1,200 words in each section. Armenian language HIPP Elementary Modern Armenian Grammar Hippocrene Books HIPP An Introduction to Classical Armenian Language . Caravan Books. 264 pages. This textbook contains 17 lessons covering the principal grammatical points of classical Armenian, along with nine selected readings and an extensive vocabulary list. The passages presented as reading exercises include extracts from the Gospels and from the classical Armenian writers. Armenian language CARA Eastern Armenian Language Audio Cassette Course Audio Forum. Includes a 428-page text, and six audio cassette tapes ( = 3 hours). Spoken in Armenia and northwest Iran
MEDIA AND PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS-2003
Yerevan Press Club Summary of Armenian Media Monitoring Results on March45, 2003 - in English language (in armenian language - zip-file).
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Extractions: On February 19, 2003 presidential elections will take place in Armenia. The official election campaign of RA presidency candidates will evolve within the period of January 21 - February 17, 2003. On January 20 the Central Election Commission announced the results of the presidency candidate registration. 11 candidates have been registered. On February 19 the elections of the RA President were held, in which 9 candidates took part (two of the previously registered candidates - the leader of Communist party of Armenia Vladimir Darbinian and the leader of "Republic" party Aram Sargsian announced the rejection of their nominations on February 8 and 9, 2003). On February 25 the Central Electoral Commission presented the final results of the voting. The votes for the RA presidency candidates were distributed as follows: 1. Avagian Ruben - 0.41%
Yerevan Press Club
On April 30, 2002, at the YPC General Meeting the new Code of Yerevan Press ClubMember was considered and approved (in armenian language, zip file 3.9 Kb).
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Extractions: YEREVAN PRESS CLUB is a non-governmental, non-profit organisation, the efforts of which are aimed at creating conditions that promote the development of free and responsible media in Armenia. In its activities YPC Yerevan Press Club acts under the principles of volunteerism, equality among members, autonomy, legality and transparency. Structure and Administrative Bodies On July 18, 1995, journalists, representatives of media and professional organizations of Armenia founded Yerevan Press Club. The supreme body of the organization is the General Meeting. The administrative bodies are YPC Board and Council Among the major documents adopted at the founding meeting is C ode of the YPC Member On April 30, 2002, at the YPC General Meeting the new Code of Yerevan Press Club Member was considered and approved in Armenian language , zip file Kb The structure of YPC also includes: Auditing Commission Commission on ... Ethics Annual Financial Reports of Yerevan Press Club: in Armenian language , zip file Kb in Armenian language , zip file Kb in Armenian language , zip file Kb in Armenian language , zip file Kb in Armenian language , zip file Kb in Armenian language , zip file Kb Boris NAVASARDIAN , YPC President Avet DEMURIAN , YPC Vice-President Mikhail DILOYAN , YPC Executive Director Elina POGHOSBEKIAN , Editor of the YPC Newsletter Valeriy AYDINIAN Astghik GEVORGIAN , Chairwoman of the Journalists Union of Armenia Vigen SARGSIAN , External Relations Officer of the World Bank Mission in Armenia Mesrop HARUTYUNYAN
Spring/Summer Academic Term 2003 Course Guide - Armenian Studies (Armenian Studi
The Armenian Studies Program at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, began in1976 with the introduction of courses in the Western armenian language and a
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Armenian Language
armenian language member of the ThracoPhrygian subfamily of the Indo-Europeanfamily of languages (see Indo-European ). armenian language.
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Extractions: Armenian language member of the Thraco-Phrygian subfamily of the Indo-European family of languages (see Indo-European ). There is evidence that in ancient times a distinct subfamily of Indo-European languages existed that is now called Thraco-Phrygian. To it belonged Phrygian (an ancient and now extinct Indo-European language of Anatolia) and Thracian (a now dead Indo-European tongue of the Balkans in antiquity). Modern Armenian may well be a direct descendant of Phrygian. Today Armenian is the mother tongue of more than five million people, of whom three million live in Armenia; one million live elsewhere in the republics of the former Soviet Union; and the rest are in the Middle East, the Balkans, and the United States. Armenian is an old, rich, and vital language. Although spoken in antiquity, it was not recorded in writing until the early 5th cent. a.d. At that time an alphabet of 36 letters was specially designed for Armenian by St. Mesrop, who used Greek and Iranian letters as a basis. Later, two more letters were added to the alphabet. In its early, or classical, form, Armenian is called Grabar or Krapar.
Armenisch Lernen Mit Samotec - Learn The Armenian Language | Armenische Sprachku
Translate this page Armenisch lernen mit Samotec - learn the armenian language ArmenischeSprachkurse auf CD-ROM armenisch russisch.
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EXCERPTS FROM CHAPTER 9
EXCERPTS FROM CHAPTER 9 THE armenian languageBASIC TRANSLITERATION SKILLS (NoteThis excerpt does not reflect how the book's 175 pages appear in print.) The
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Extractions: The Armenian language has two main dialectsEastern and Western. As with any language, depending on where and when an ancestor lived, variations in writing and word meanings should be expected... To be able to read entries in old church and civil records is one of the first requisites for doing Armenian research. This chapter provides help for those who are not familiar with the archaic form of handwriting found in most of the old Armenian records. You do not have to know how to read everything; but you should be able to recognize certain essential words in print or handwriting to find your name-date-place information. This chapter provides examples, explanations and comments on the following aspects of genealogy to help your research in Armenian records: 1) the Armenian alphabet, with Armenian and English pronunciation guides; 2) example of line placement of handwritten letters of the alphabet; 3) examples of handwitten variations of each letter of the alphabet; 4) copies of original Armenian baptism, birth, marriage and death documents, each one shown transcribed into Armenian print, transliterated into English equivalent, and translated into English; 5) list of words often found in research which are handy to know or be able to refer to; and 6) a list of given and last names (examples only of English spelling) to help you transliterate from Armenian to English...
LINGUIST List 10.914: Armenian Language Studies
LINGUIST List 10.914. Tue Jun 15 1999. Books armenian language Studies. Message1 armenian language Studies from Mouton de Gruyter.
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Extractions: LINGUIST List 10.914 Tue Jun 15 1999 Books: Armenian Language Studies Editor for this issue: scott@linguistlist.org Links to the websites of all LINGUIST's supporting publishers are available at the end of this issue. Lisa Natascha Barrett, Armenian Language Studies from Mouton de Gruyter Date: Mon, 14 Jun 1999 09:35:15 +0200 orders@deGruyter.de Fax: +49 30 260 05-222 For order information for Canada, USA and Mexico please contact: Walter de Gruyter, Inc. 200 Saw Mill River Road Hawthorne, NY, 10532 USA e-mail: CustomerService@degruyterny.com Fax: (914) 747-1326 Publications by Mouton de Gruyter can be ordered via World Wide Web: http://www.degruyter.de Mail to author Respond to list Read more issues ... Top of issue If you buy one of these books please tell the publisher or author that you saw it advertised on the LINGUIST list. The following publishers contribute to the support of The LINGUIST List: Blackwell Publishers Edward Arnold Press Elsevier Science Holland Academic Graphics (HAG) ... Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc.
Armenian Homeland 3
Includes the Armenians and armenian language. Geography of Our Armenian HomelandPart 4 The Armenians armenian language. Part 4. Index. Part 1 - Introduction.
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Extractions: Armenian Language The Armenians The Armenians are one of the oldest races of history, and are the contemporaries of the Babylonians, the Hittite, the Assyrians and a host of other ancient races. According to the Armenian Academic Scientific Research Network, "The stellate Babylonian map on a clay tablet is one of the world's oldest maps (5th century B.C.). One of the six countries represented on it is Armenia" (Armenian Academic Research) Movses of Khoren, 5th century historian, connects the origin of Armenians, according to popular legends, with Haik (Hayk), an epic hero and one of Noah's great grandchildren. (Armenian Academic Research) The Armenians call themselves "
AncientScripts.com: Armenian
direction of writing). The alphabet's original 36 letters were wellsuited for the Old armenian language. Two additional letters
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Extractions: Quick Facts Type Alphabetic Family Proto-Canaanite Location Armenia, West Asia Time 5th century CE to Present The Armenian alphabet was created in the 5th century CE by Saint Mesrop under influences from Greek (as reflected in the alphabetical order and the left-to-right direction of writing). The alphabet's original 36 letters were well suited for the Old Armenian language. Two additional letters, "o" and "fe", were added later during the late Middle Ages to write loan words, bringing the total number of letters to 38. The Old Armenian language was the only written form of the language from the 5th to the 19th century, while in the intervening centuries, phonological changes have split the Armenian language into two dialects, namely Eastern and Western. However, only the Eastern dialect is taught as the written form at school nowadays as it is closer to the historical Old Armenian form, even though the Western dialect is more widely spoken. In the following chart, both the Eastern (EA) and Western (WA) phonetic values for each letter are given. The name of the letters are given in the Eastern dialect, but you can directly translate any name to its Western version by simply mapping all the Eastern phonetic values to their Western counterparts.
Armenian Language : Must Have Resource References For Folks Who Like To Understa
armenian language Must have resource references for folks who like to understanddifferent cultures and have to translate or need to learn more languages and
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Extractions: Armenian Language: Must have resource references for folks who like to understand different cultures and have to translate or need to learn more languages and get ivolved with foreign travels. Be it business, fun, pleasure, work, or scholarly endeavors, here are some pointers to get you started (are there any tropes hidden here?) Key readings and research references.

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