Խնդրում եմ, ցույց տվեք ձեր անձնագիրը։
Khndrum em, tsuyts tvek dzer andznagiry.
Please show your passport
Usage
Standard phrase used by immigration officers
Grammar Note
"Andznagir" (passport) is built from "andz" (person); Armenian basically follows SOV word order.
Ի՞նչ է ձեր այցի նպատակը։
Inch e dzer aytsi npataky?
What is the purpose of your visit?
Usage
Standard immigration question
Grammar Note
"Ayts" (visit) in the genitive "aytsi" modifies "npatak" (purpose); the possessive "dzer" (your) precedes it.
Քանի՞ գիշեր եք պլանավորում մնալ։
Kani gisher ek planavorum mnal?
How many nights are you planning to stay?
Usage
Commonly asked at immigration
Grammar Note
The noun after "kani" (how many) stays singular: "kani gisher" means "how many nights".
Հայտարարելու բան ունե՞ք։
Haytararelu ban unek?
Do you have anything to declare?
Usage
Asked at customs
Grammar Note
The genitive infinitive in "-elu" modifies a noun with the sense "to be ...ed": "haytararelu ban" is "something to declare".
Իմ ուղեբեռը դեռ չի հասել։
Im ughebery der chi hasel.
My luggage hasn't arrived
Usage
Tell baggage claim staff
Grammar Note
Negation prefixes "ch-" to the auxiliary ("e" becomes "chi"); "der chi" means "has not yet".
Սա ձեռքի ուղեբեռ է։
Sa dzerki ugheber e.
This is carry-on luggage
Usage
Tell airline staff at check-in or boarding gate
Grammar Note
"Dzerk" (hand) in the genitive "dzerki" plus "ugheber" (luggage) gives "carry-on baggage".
Ես տարանցիկ ուղևոր եմ։
Yes tarantsik ughevor em.
I'm in transit
Usage
Used at transit counters or immigration
Grammar Note
"Ughevor" (passenger) derives from "ughi" (way); at airports the loanword "tranzit" is also understood.
Որտե՞ղ է դարպասը։
Vortegh e darpasy?
Where is the gate?
Usage
Ask when looking for your boarding gate
Grammar Note
"Vortegh" asks about a static location; use "ur" when asking where something is headed.
Ե՞րբ է սկսվում նստեցումը։
Yerb e sksvum nstetsumy?
When does boarding begin?
Usage
Ask while waiting at the boarding gate
Grammar Note
Inserting the middle-voice marker "-v-" turns "sksel" (to begin something) into "sksvel" (to begin, intransitive).
Որտե՞ղ է անմաքս խանութը։
Vortegh e anmaks khanuty?
Where is the duty-free shop?
Usage
Ask after clearing security
Grammar Note
"Anmaks" (duty-free) is the privative prefix "an-" plus "maks" (customs duty); signage often uses the English term as well.
More Armenian phrases
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