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Small Talk 2

Small Talk 2

21 [քսանմեկ]

21 [k’sanmek]

փոքրիկ խոսակցություն 2

p’vok’rik khosakts’ut’yun 2

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Where do you come from? Որտե-ի՞ց -ք Դո--: Ո_______ ե_ Դ____ Ո-տ-ղ-՞- ե- Դ-ւ-: ----------------- Որտեղի՞ց եք Դուք: 0
V--teg-i՞-s’---k’-D-k’ V___________ y___ D___ V-r-e-h-՞-s- y-k- D-k- ---------------------- Vorteghi՞ts’ yek’ Duk’
From Basel. Բ-զե---: Բ_______ Բ-զ-լ-ց- -------- Բազելից: 0
Baze-it-’ B________ B-z-l-t-’ --------- Bazelits’
Basel is in Switzerland. Բա-ե-- գ---ում է -վ---րիայ---: Բ_____ գ______ է Շ____________ Բ-զ-լ- գ-ն-ո-մ է Շ-ե-ա-ի-յ-ւ-: ------------------------------ Բազելը գտնվում է Շվեցարիայում: 0
Baz-----t-v-m e--h-et--a----um B_____ g_____ e S_____________ B-z-l- g-n-u- e S-v-t-’-r-a-u- ------------------------------ Bazely gtnvum e Shvets’ariayum
May I introduce Mr. Miller? Կ--ո՞---մ պ---ն-Մ--լ-ր-ն Ձե- ---կ----նել: Կ_____ ե_ պ____ Մ_______ Ձ__ ն___________ Կ-ր-՞- ե- պ-ր-ն Մ-լ-ե-ի- Ձ-զ ն-ր-ա-ա-ն-լ- ----------------------------------------- Կարո՞ղ եմ պարոն Միլլերին Ձեզ ներկայացնել: 0
Ka--՞g- yem par-n-Miller-n Dzez n--ka--ts’-el K______ y__ p____ M_______ D___ n____________ K-r-՞-h y-m p-r-n M-l-e-i- D-e- n-r-a-a-s-n-l --------------------------------------------- Karo՞gh yem paron Millerin Dzez nerkayats’nel
He is a foreigner. Նա---արերկրացի է: Ն_ օ__________ է_ Ն- օ-ա-ե-կ-ա-ի է- ----------------- Նա օտարերկրացի է: 0
Na--t---r--ats-- e N_ o____________ e N- o-a-e-k-a-s-i e ------------------ Na otarerkrats’i e
He speaks several languages. Ն- ---ու- --մ- ք-----ե---ն---վ: Ն_ խ_____ է մ_ ք___ լ__________ Ն- խ-ս-ւ- է մ- ք-ն- լ-զ-ւ-ե-ո-: ------------------------------- Նա խոսում է մի քանի լեզուներով: 0
Na-kho-um------k’ani--ez-ne--v N_ k_____ e m_ k____ l________ N- k-o-u- e m- k-a-i l-z-n-r-v ------------------------------ Na khosum e mi k’ani lezunerov
Are you here for the first time? Դ-ւ- առ---ն------մն -ք ա-ս---: Դ___ ա_____ ա______ ե_ ա______ Դ-ւ- ա-ա-ի- ա-գ-՞-ն ե- ա-ս-ե-: ------------------------------ Դուք առաջին անգա՞մն եք այստեղ: 0
Du-’ ar-aj-n -n---m- --------te-h D___ a______ a______ y___ a______ D-k- a-r-j-n a-g-՞-n y-k- a-s-e-h --------------------------------- Duk’ arrajin anga՞mn yek’ aystegh
No, I was here once last year. Ոչ,--ս-----ա-----ի -լ ե- ---լ -յստեղ: Ո__ ե_ ա_____ տ___ է_ ե_ ե___ ա______ Ո-, ե- ա-ց-ա- տ-ր- է- ե- ե-ե- ա-ս-ե-: ------------------------------------- Ոչ, ես անցյալ տարի էլ եմ եղել այստեղ: 0
Voc-’,------n-s’ya- ------- --m-y---------tegh V_____ y__ a_______ t___ e_ y__ y_____ a______ V-c-’- y-s a-t-’-a- t-r- e- y-m y-g-e- a-s-e-h ---------------------------------------------- Voch’, yes ants’yal tari el yem yeghel aystegh
Only for a week, though. Բ--ց ----ն -ի շ--ա-: Բ___ մ____ մ_ շ_____ Բ-յ- մ-ա-ն մ- շ-բ-թ- -------------------- Բայց միայն մի շաբաթ: 0
B-y--- --ay---i---abat’ B_____ m____ m_ s______ B-y-s- m-a-n m- s-a-a-’ ----------------------- Bayts’ miayn mi shabat’
How do you like it here? Դո--- ---ալ-ս-Ձ-զ մեզ---տ: Դ____ է գ____ Ձ__ մ__ մ___ Դ-ւ-ր է գ-լ-ս Ձ-զ մ-զ մ-տ- -------------------------- Դու՞ր է գալիս Ձեզ մեզ մոտ: 0
Du-r e gal-s D-e--m-z-m-t D___ e g____ D___ m__ m__ D-՞- e g-l-s D-e- m-z m-t ------------------------- Du՞r e galis Dzez mez mot
A lot. The people are nice. Շ--: -ա--իկ -ատ -իրալիր-ե-: Շ___ Մ_____ շ__ ս______ ե__ Շ-տ- Մ-ր-ի- շ-տ ս-ր-լ-ր ե-: --------------------------- Շատ: Մարդիկ շատ սիրալիր են: 0
Sh---Ma---- shat--iralir-y-n S___ M_____ s___ s______ y__ S-a- M-r-i- s-a- s-r-l-r y-n ---------------------------- Shat Mardik shat siralir yen
And I like the scenery, too. Եվ ---ւ---ւնն-էլ է-ինձ-դ----գ-լ-ս: Ե_ բ_________ է_ է ի__ դ___ գ_____ Ե- բ-ո-թ-ո-ն- է- է ի-ձ դ-ւ- գ-լ-ս- ---------------------------------- Եվ բնությունն էլ է ինձ դուր գալիս: 0
Yev -n-t--un- el e-i-d-------a-is Y__ b________ e_ e i___ d__ g____ Y-v b-u-’-u-n e- e i-d- d-r g-l-s --------------------------------- Yev bnut’yunn el e indz dur galis
What is your profession? Ի--չ-մ----գ-տո-թ-ո-ն-ու-եք: Ի___ մ______________ ո_____ Ի-ն- մ-ս-ա-ի-ո-թ-ո-ն ո-ն-ք- --------------------------- Ի՞նչ մասնագիտություն ունեք: 0
I-n--’-m-s-agitut’yun-u---’ I_____ m_____________ u____ I-n-h- m-s-a-i-u-’-u- u-e-’ --------------------------- I՞nch’ masnagitut’yun unek’
I am a translator. Ե- -ա-գ----- եմ: Ե_ թ________ ե__ Ե- թ-ր-մ-ն-չ ե-: ---------------- Ես թարգմանիչ եմ: 0
Y-s t’ar--a---h- --m Y__ t___________ y__ Y-s t-a-g-a-i-h- y-m -------------------- Yes t’argmanich’ yem
I translate books. Ես --ր-մ---ւմ--մ-գրքեր: Ե_ թ_________ ե_ գ_____ Ե- թ-ր-մ-ն-ւ- ե- գ-ք-ր- ----------------------- Ես թարգմանում եմ գրքեր: 0
Ye- t’-r-ma--m---m g-k-y-r Y__ t_________ y__ g______ Y-s t-a-g-a-u- y-m g-k-y-r -------------------------- Yes t’argmanum yem grk’yer
Are you alone here? Դ--ք մեն--կ եք--յս-եղ: Դ___ մ_____ ե_ ա______ Դ-ւ- մ-ն-՞- ե- ա-ս-ե-: ---------------------- Դուք մենա՞կ եք այստեղ: 0
D-k’---na՞- --k--ay---gh D___ m_____ y___ a______ D-k- m-n-՞- y-k- a-s-e-h ------------------------ Duk’ mena՞k yek’ aystegh
No, my wife / my husband is also here. Ո-- ի--կի-ը/ի----ուս-ն--է- է այստ-ղ: Ո__ ի_ կ______ ա_______ է_ է ա______ Ո-, ի- կ-ն-/-մ ա-ո-ս-ն- է- է ա-ս-ե-: ------------------------------------ Ոչ, իմ կինը/իմ ամուսինն էլ է այստեղ: 0
V--h’- -- k-n---- -m---n- el-- -y--egh V_____ i_ k______ a______ e_ e a______ V-c-’- i- k-n-/-m a-u-i-n e- e a-s-e-h -------------------------------------- Voch’, im kiny/im amusinn el e aystegh
And those are my two children. Եվ այ-տեղ ----րկու-երե-ան-րն-են: Ե_ ա_____ ի_ ե____ ե________ ե__ Ե- ա-ն-ե- ի- ե-կ-ւ ե-ե-ա-ե-ն ե-: -------------------------------- Եվ այնտեղ իմ երկու երեխաներն են: 0
Y-v-aynteg------er---ye-ekh-nern---n Y__ a______ i_ y____ y__________ y__ Y-v a-n-e-h i- y-r-u y-r-k-a-e-n y-n ------------------------------------ Yev ayntegh im yerku yerekhanern yen

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