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Getting to know others

Getting to know others

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Hi! Ո--ույն! Ո_______ Ո-ջ-ւ-ն- -------- Ողջույն! 0
Voghj--n! V________ V-g-j-y-! --------- Voghjuyn!
Hello! Բ-ր---ր! Բ___ օ__ Բ-ր- օ-! -------- Բարի օր! 0
B--i-or! B___ o__ B-r- o-! -------- Bari or!
How are you? Ո--ց --: Ինչպ----ե-: Ո___ ե__ Ի______ ե__ Ո-ն- ե-: Ի-չ-ե-ս ե-: -------------------- Ո՞նց ես: Ինչպե՞ս ես: 0
VO՞n-s’-ye--I---’-----yes V______ y__ I________ y__ V-՞-t-’ y-s I-c-’-e-s y-s ------------------------- VO՞nts’ yes Inch’pe՞s yes
Do you come from Europe? Դու----րո-ա-ի- ե՞-: Դ___ Ե________ ե___ Դ-ւ- Ե-ր-պ-յ-ց ե-ք- ------------------- Դուք Եվրոպայից ե՞ք: 0
Duk’ -e-----yits’ ye՞k’ D___ Y___________ y____ D-k- Y-v-o-a-i-s- y-՞-’ ----------------------- Duk’ Yevropayits’ ye՞k’
Do you come from America? Դ--- Ա-եր--ա-ից--՞-: Դ___ Ա_________ ե___ Դ-ւ- Ա-ե-ի-ա-ի- ե-ք- -------------------- Դուք Ամերիկայից ե՞ք: 0
D-k’-A---------s’-y-՞k’ D___ A___________ y____ D-k- A-e-i-a-i-s- y-՞-’ ----------------------- Duk’ Amerikayits’ ye՞k’
Do you come from Asia? Դուք -սի---ց ե՞-: Դ___ Ա______ ե___ Դ-ւ- Ա-ի-յ-ց ե-ք- ----------------- Դուք Ասիայից ե՞ք: 0
Du-- -s--y--s’ -e--’ D___ A________ y____ D-k- A-i-y-t-’ y-՞-’ -------------------- Duk’ Asiayits’ ye՞k’
In which hotel are you staying? Ո---հյո-րա-ո-ու-----Դո---ա---ւ-: Ո__ հ___________ ե_ Դ___ ա______ Ո-ր հ-ո-ր-ն-ց-ւ- ե- Դ-ւ- ա-ր-ւ-: -------------------------------- Ո՞ր հյուրանոցում եք Դուք ապրում: 0
V--r h-u-a-ots--- -ek’-D--’-a-rum V___ h___________ y___ D___ a____ V-՞- h-u-a-o-s-u- y-k- D-k- a-r-m --------------------------------- VO՞r hyuranots’um yek’ Duk’ aprum
How long have you been here for? Ինչքա՞ն-ժ-մ-նակ է, ո- ա--տ-ղ-եք: Ի______ ժ______ է_ ո_ ա_____ ե__ Ի-չ-ա-ն ժ-մ-ն-կ է- ո- ա-ս-ե- ե-: -------------------------------- Ինչքա՞ն ժամանակ է, որ այստեղ եք: 0
Inc--k-a՞n zha--n-- e- vo- a-ste-- ---’ I_________ z_______ e_ v__ a______ y___ I-c-’-’-՞- z-a-a-a- e- v-r a-s-e-h y-k- --------------------------------------- Inch’k’a՞n zhamanak e, vor aystegh yek’
How long will you be staying? Ի--------ա-ա--կ կ-----ա-----: Ի______ ժ______ կ____ ա______ Ի-չ-ա-ն ժ-մ-ն-կ կ-ն-ք ա-ս-ե-: ----------------------------- Ինչքա՞ն ժամանակ կմնաք այստեղ: 0
I--h’-’-՞- -h---n-- -m-a-’-a----gh I_________ z_______ k_____ a______ I-c-’-’-՞- z-a-a-a- k-n-k- a-s-e-h ---------------------------------- Inch’k’a՞n zhamanak kmnak’ aystegh
Do you like it here? Ձ-- --ւ---- գ--ի- --ս---: Ձ__ դ____ է գ____ ա______ Ձ-զ դ-ւ-ր է գ-լ-ս ա-ս-ե-: ------------------------- Ձեզ դու՞ր է գալիս այստեղ: 0
D-----u-r e-ga----ays-e-h D___ d___ e g____ a______ D-e- d-՞- e g-l-s a-s-e-h ------------------------- Dzez du՞r e galis aystegh
Are you here on vacation? Ձ-ր ---ա-ո--դ----ս-ե-ղ--- անցկացնում Ձ__ ա_________ ա______ ե_ ա_________ Ձ-ր ա-ձ-կ-ւ-դ- ա-ս-ե-ղ ե- ա-ց-ա-ն-ւ- ------------------------------------ Ձեր արձակուրդն այստե՞ղ եք անցկացնում 0
Dzer-a-dz-ku-dn-a----՞g--y--’ ant---a-s---m D___ a_________ a_______ y___ a____________ D-e- a-d-a-u-d- a-s-e-g- y-k- a-t-’-a-s-n-m ------------------------------------------- Dzer ardzakurdn ayste՞gh yek’ ants’kats’num
Please do visit me sometime! Ա-ց-լ-- ---! Ա______ ի___ Ա-ց-լ-ք ի-ձ- ------------ Այցելեք ինձ! 0
A-t--ye---- ind-! A__________ i____ A-t-’-e-e-’ i-d-! ----------------- Ayts’yelek’ indz!
Here is my address. Սա -- հաս--ն է: Ս_ ի_ հ_____ է_ Ս- ի- հ-ս-ե- է- --------------- Սա իմ հասցեն է: 0
S--i- h-st--y-n-e S_ i_ h________ e S- i- h-s-s-y-n e ----------------- Sa im hasts’yen e
Shall we see each other tomorrow? Կ-ե-նվ--ն--վա--: Կ_________ վ____ Կ-ե-ն-ե-ն- վ-ղ-: ---------------- Կտեսնվե՞նք վաղը: 0
K-e-----n---vaghy K__________ v____ K-e-n-e-n-’ v-g-y ----------------- Ktesnve՞nk’ vaghy
I am sorry, but I already have plans. Ց-վ--մ --,--ա-----ղը--ւր-շ---աններ-ո---մ: Ց_____ ե__ բ___ վ___ ո____ պ______ ո_____ Ց-վ-ւ- ե-, բ-յ- վ-ղ- ո-ր-շ պ-ա-ն-ր ո-ն-մ- ----------------------------------------- Ցավում եմ, բայց վաղը ուրիշ պլաններ ունեմ: 0
T--------e-- b-yts’--agh- -r--h p-anner u--m T______ y___ b_____ v____ u____ p______ u___ T-’-v-m y-m- b-y-s- v-g-y u-i-h p-a-n-r u-e- -------------------------------------------- Ts’avum yem, bayts’ vaghy urish planner unem
Bye! Ցտ--ութ--ւ-! Ց___________ Ց-ե-ո-թ-ո-ն- ------------ Ցտեսություն! 0
Ts’-e--t---n! T____________ T-’-e-u-’-u-! ------------- Ts’tesut’yun!
Good bye! Ցտ-ս----ու-! Ց___________ Ց-ե-ո-թ-ո-ն- ------------ Ցտեսություն! 0
T---e------n! T____________ T-’-e-u-’-u-! ------------- Ts’tesut’yun!
See you soon! Ա--յ-մ! Ա______ Ա-ա-ժ-! ------- Առայժմ! 0
Ar--y---! A________ A-r-y-h-! --------- Arrayzhm!

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Alphabets

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