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Armenian Languages: Armenian Language, Armenian Verbs, Western Armenian Language, Eastern Armenian Language, Western Armenian Verb Table Armenian Grammar for Germans. . With Armenian-German Classified Phrasebook and German-Armenian & Armenian-German Vocabularies. Illustrated: Armenisch Wort Fuer Wort by R Avak, 1999-12-31 A Course in Modern Western Armenian: Exercises and Commentary by Thomas J. Samuelian, 1989-04 Learn to Speak the Armenian Language Faster and Easier with Subliminal Programming CD Pimsleur Western Armenian : Learn to Speak and Understand Armenian with Pimsleur Language Programs (Compact) (Digital Audiobook) (Audiofy Audiobook Chip Solutions) by Dr. Paul Pimsleur, 2006 A graded west Armenian reader;: Selections from Armenian literature by James Etmekjian, 1963 Call of Plowmen: [Ranchbarneri khanche(Language Armenian)] (Armenian Edition) by Khachik Dashtents, 2010-05-15

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81. AncientScripts.com: Armenian
    direction of writing). The alphabet s original 36 letters were well suited for the Old armenian language. Two additional letters  
    http://www.ancientscripts.com/armenian.html
    
    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.

82. CSE: Language Arts
    Armenian. Professor Akob Onnik Hayrapetian holds a BA in armenian language and a MA in General Linguistics and armenian language. For  
    http://www.glendale.edu/cse/language.html
    
    Extractions: Summer Catalog - Language Arts CSE Home CSE Course Catalog How to Register Meet Our Instructors ... Index of Classes Mirtha Saldana , originally from Peru, who is a native speaker of Spanish. Mrs. Saldana holds a BA in Spanish and a MA in Education, including a California teaching credential. Saturday classes are taught by Dr. Stacy Jazan Class: LA001-S

83. Links To Armenian Studies Programs At Colleges And Universities
    Arizona State University Russian and East European Studies Consortium Gregory J. and Emma O. Melikian Fund for armenian language; classes to begin in 2002.  
    http://www.commercemarketplace.com/home/naasr/Academic_Links.html
    
    Extractions: Links to Armenian Studies Programs The following is a list of links to universities and colleges with chairs in Armenian Studies or substantial programs or courses in Armenian Studies. When possible, both links to programs and/or course listings as well as biographies of the professors have been included. This is not an exhaustive list: if you have knowledge of links we have missed, please notify us at hq@naasr.org United States Universities and Colleges: Arizona State University

84. Search Results MLJ
    There are 1 results matching your search on Reviews AND armenian language AND Literature. Showing 1 to 1. Pages 8283. Topics armenian language AND LITERATURE.  
    http://www.blackwellpublishing.com/mlj/newsearchres.asp?contenttype=RR&topic=Arm

85. "Handheld Armenian Language Translators And Armenian Electronic Dictionaries. ..
    Handheld ArmenianEnglish-Russian electronic dictionary, language translators from IMICO Group buy online. Language Teacher software  
    http://www.ectaco.cz/armenian.html
    
    Extractions: Choose language Czech Germany Italian Polish French Greek Spanish Croatian Russian Armenian English Romanian Portuguese Hungarian Azeri Latvian Bulgarian Arabic Turkish Chinese Albanian Danish Slovak Serbian Slovenian Estonian Lithuanian Finnish Japanese Korean Swedish Norwegian Vietnam Ukrainian ECTACO Partner - ArER430T Armenian, English, Russian

86. Armenian Language School Websites
    The summary for this Greek page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.  
    http://projects.ascp.am/ararka/

87. Armenian Language Schools In Diaspora Tend To Reduce - Armenia Diaspora Conferen
    armenian language Schools in Diaspora Tend to Reduce. Another reason prompting the closure of Armenianlanguage schools is the lack of qualified teachers.  
    http://www.armeniadiaspora.com/js/031121school.html

88. Armenia Diaspora - Projects
    The University of Michigan Armenian Studies Program armenian language Institute in Yerevan Offering Introductory Courses in Classical, Eastern and Western  
    http://www.armeniadiaspora.com/students/learn.html

89. Petiton To Re-open Halki In Armenian Language
    HELLENIC ELECTRONIC CENTER. Petition for the Reopening of theTheological School of Halki In Constantinopole (Istanbul) Turkey. *eMail,  
    http://www.greece.org/themis/halki2/ARpetition.html
    
    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

90. Internews Armenia. General Information
    To publish armenian language Newspaper is My Life’s Greatest Happiness. Running an armenian language newspaper was and is the happiness of my life.  
    http://www.internews.am/publications/article.asp?nId=40

91. FW: HELP FreeBSD L10N For Armenian Language.
    FW HELP FreeBSD L10N for armenian language. Vahe Khachikyan vahe at khachikyan.de Mon Jun 2 125159 PDT 2003 Next message CTYPE etc.  
    http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-i18n/2003-June/000009.html
    
    Extractions: Mon Jun 2 12:51:59 PDT 2003 Hi all , I've posted this mail to the hackers at freebsd.org but got no answer so I decided to reformat the question and make a try here... seems to be the right place ;-) I started the FreeBSD Localization for Armenian, and have already some small parts ready. Those are: syscons fonts (8x16 ready, 8x8 is in work , 8x14 coming soon) and keyboard mapping file. I think I found sufficient information pointers about source file formats and converter utilities for LC_CTYPE, LC_COLLATE and LC_MESSAGES. However it is still not clear for me what the formats of other files look like i.e. LC_MONETARY LC_NUMERIC LC_TIME And which utilities might be used to convert source variants of those files to binary ones. The next question is about integrating the changes back to FreeBSD source tree who should be contacted for integration of the changes and how (CVS,mail,ftp ....) the integration should be performed. I appreciate any help/information. Thanks in advance for your answers. Kind regards Vahe Khachikyan - Next message: CTYPE etc.

92. Armenian National Language Support 2.0
    Offers armenian keyboard driver, screenoptimized fonts, instructions for automatic tuning of web browsers and e-mail agents to work in armenian and time zone information.  
    http://www.freenet.am/armnls/

93. Armenian Studies At The University Of Michigan
    Includes events, courses, information about the Summer language Institute and related departments.  
    http://www.umich.edu/~iinet/asp/

94. Index
    A book by Verjine Svazlian. Includes the main text, publications of the author and photographs.  
    http://www.iatp.am/resource/science/svazlyan/Index.html

95. Katy's Armenia Journal -- Summer 1998
    Includes pictures and a journal from a 1998 trip to Armenia, links, a collection of armenian fonts, maps and bits of information about armenians and their language.  
    http://www-personal.umich.edu/~kpearce/armenia.htm
    
    Extractions: gag an 3 i,o .ov ;iv nny rs If the above looks like jibberish to you, get some fonts. And here is more information about Armenian langauge use on computers. Click here for This is Armenia... if you'd like to see more maps of Armenia, click here This is Yerevan, the capital of Armenia. This is my journal. June July August Simon's pictures! More stuff that could interest you The two most important Armenia-related web pages: Groong, Armenian News Network Cilicia And here's some other stuff Armenian Fonts, collected by me. Some maps of Armenia Are you a true blue Armenian? I'm not... but I still like this test. Gu q0sik aryvmidian ha3aryn Ani on learning Eastern Armenian after knowing Western Armenian ... More travel info Some familiar images! View my guestbook! Chat Info Nick Name ICQ# (optional) E-mail (optional) This Armenian Web Ring belongs to katy pearce Want to join The Armenian Web Ring? Click here Prev List Random ...

96. Koundakjian, Lola
    Includes samples of her art, her resume, subscription offer to Ararat literary quarterly, pictures she has taken in Yemen, armenian studies links, her favorite sounds and English language poems of Mark Gavoor.  
    http://www.mindspring.com/~koundakjian/

97. Middle Eastern Music: Translated Song Lyrics
    Englishlanguage translations of popular songs recorded in Arabic, Turkish, Greek, Hebrew, and armenian. Some sound files.  
    http://www.shira.net/lyrics.htm
    
    Extractions: This web site offers you English-language translations for more than 90 songs sung in Arabic, Armenian, Turkish, Greek, and Hebrew. Please don't send me e-mail asking me to help you find a translation!!! If it doesn't appear on this page, I don't have it. Let me repeat that. If it doesn't appear on this page, I don't have it. I don't speak Arabic, Greek, Hebrew, Armenian, or Turkish and I can't help you. Instead of asking me for something I can't provide, please explore the Lyrics Links and the Books With Song Translations that I've recommended belowmaybe one of those resources will have your song. If you know of additional sources, or if you have an English-language translation to a Middle Eastern song that you're willing to share on this web site, please contact me and I'll gladly add it! A word about song lyrics: They don't always make sense! If you read a translation and find yourself asking, "Huh?" remember that perhaps the lyrics don't make sense in the original language, either! Consider the American folk song, "Oh Susanna," which has a verse with the following lyrics: "It rained all night the day I left, the weather it was dry, the sun so hot I froze to death, Susanna don't you cry!"

98. Vahe Oshagan, Leading Armenian-language Poet In Exile, Dead At 78
    http://www.cnn.com/2000/books/news/07/10/obit.oshagan.ap/index.html

99. Armenian Reporter Int`l - Issue: Jun 05, 2004
    English language weekly published in New York City, and distributed globally. Offers short news reports.  
    http://216.211.204.120/
    
    Extractions: Free Trial! MEMBERS Login: Password: ISSUE: Jun 05, 2004 Opposition Reports Fresh Arrests YEREVAN, June 1 (RFE/RL) - The Armenian opposition reported on Tuesday renewed “administrative” detentions and imprisonments of its activists ahead of the resumption of its anti-government demonstrations in Yerevan. Dustrik Mkhitarian of the Artarutyun alliance told RFE/RL that eight activists in Yerevan and other parts of the country had been arrested since Monday for allegedly disrupting public order or “insulting” police officers. She said five of them were sentenced to between five and ten days in prison while the others were fined and set free. She added that another oppositionist, the leader of an Artarutyun chapter in the nearby town of Abovian, was detained and being questioned by the local police as of Tuesday afternoon. Details Opposition Rebuts Kocharian’s Treason Charge YEREVAN, June 2 (RFE/RL) - The Armenian opposition hit back at President Robert Kocharian on Wednesday over his accusations of treason and renewed derogatory attacks directed at its leaders. Visiting Armenia’s second city of Gyumri on Tuesday, he said his opponents’ mostly successful efforts to provoke the Council of Europe’s criticism of his government’s controversial response to the recent opposition demonstrations was “close to treason,” as they damaged the country’s international reputation. Kocharian also laughed off the continuing opposition drive to force his resignation. “I don’t watch Brazilian soap operas,” he said in televised remarks. “And because they really resemble [the opposition rallies], I have no time and interest to familiarize myself with that.”

100. HyeEtch - The Armenians - Language & Alphabet P3
     Other languages like German, have words that contain these sounds. NOTE A more comprehensive character chart can be found in the Learn armenian section of  
     http://www.hyeetch.nareg.com.au/armenians/language_p2.html
     
     Extractions: Chronology Language Literature Prominent ... Traditions The Armenian Alphabet he Armenian alphabet was created in 405 A.D. by a monk named Mesrob Mashtots. It consists of 38 characters (the original alphabet had 36 characters, the last two characters "o" and were added later). There are two standardized vernacular dialects, which are used today; Eastern Armenian (Arevelian Hayeren) and Westerns Armenian (Arevmdian Hayeren) , whose names reflect their geographic origins. The following chart displays the Armenian alphabet in uppercase and lowercase; their character names (both in Armenian and English); their character sound and pronunciation (both in Eastern and Western Armenian).

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