Learn Eastern Armenian without guessing.

From a lesson answer to an Armenian sentence.

The form գնում ես shows how Path and Dictionary connect. The Library then lets you inspect a published Armenian sentence word by word.

1. In Path

   Direction and person both matter.

   Lesson 28. The scene sets the direction; the auxiliary shows who is moving. Only one answer fits both.

   

   Lilit watches Mariam move away from the studio. Choose what Lilit says directly to Mariam.

   Prompt

   One familiar addressee moving away

   • գնում եսyou are goingAccepted answer
   • գալիս եսyou are coming
   • գնում եմI am going

   Feedback shown after answering

   գնում ես addresses one familiar person who is moving away from the marked viewpoint.

2. In Dictionary

   Look up the form you saw.

   The lesson links գնում ես to գնալ and keeps its person, tense, mood, and register attached.

   Form

   գնում ես

   Lemma

   գնալ

   to go

   Other forms of the same lemma

   • գնում եմI am going
   • գնում էhe/she is going
   • գնում ենքwe are going

3. Practice

   Schedules the return

   Review forms you have learned with spaced repetition. You can also repeat any lesson or deck whenever you want.

   Recognize a form, practice recalling it, then meet it in context without losing the connection.

4. In Library

   Read with the dictionary beside you.

   Select any word in the opening sentence of “Lavash” to see its gloss, lemma, and grammar.

   ԼավաշEveryday bread made through heat, skill, and shared work.

   Հայկական սեղանին լավաշը ամենօրյա հաց է և հյուրասիրության նշան։

   Select a word

   ՀայկականArmenian

   adjective

   The article’s English opening

   At an Armenian table, lavash can be both everyday bread and a sign that food is meant to be shared.

   Editorial source

   Lavash, the preparation, meaning and appearance of traditional bread as an expression of culture in Armenia, UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage