Որտե՞ղ է ամենամոտ բանկոմատը։
Vortegh e amenamot bankomaty?
Where is the nearest ATM?
Usage
Used to find the nearest ATM when you need cash
Grammar Note
"Vortegh e ..." asks "where is ...?"; the question mark sits over the vowel of the question word
Ուզում եմ գումար հանել։
Uzum em gumar hanel.
I'd like to withdraw money.
Usage
Used at an ATM or bank to withdraw cash
Grammar Note
"Uzum em" plus an infinitive expresses "I want to ..."
Կարո՞ղ եմ այստեղ արտարժույթ փոխանակել։
Karogh em aystegh artarzhuyt pokhanakel?
Can I exchange currency here?
Usage
Used to ask about currency exchange
Grammar Note
"Karogh em ...?" asks about ability or permission and is followed by an infinitive
Իմ քարտը չի աշխատում։
Im karty chi ashkhatum.
My card is not working.
Usage
Used when your card is not functioning
Grammar Note
Negation attaches "ch-" to the auxiliary: "e ashkhatum" becomes "chi ashkhatum" (does not work)
Ո՞րն է փոխարժեքը։
Vorn e pokharzheky?
What is the exchange rate?
Usage
Used to check the exchange rate
Grammar Note
"Vorn e ...?" asks "what is ...?" with a singular subject
Գործարքի վճար կա՞։
Gortsarki vchar ka?
Is there a transaction fee?
Usage
Used to ask if a transaction fee applies
Grammar Note
"Ka?" asks whether something exists; the genitive "gortsarki" (of a transaction) modifies "vchar" (fee)
Ուզում եմ գումար փոխանցել։
Uzum em gumar pokhantsel.
I'd like to transfer money.
Usage
Used to request a money transfer
Grammar Note
"Phokhantsel" (to transfer) derives from "phokh-" (over) and "antsnel" (to pass)
Կարո՞ղ եմ անդորրագիր ստանալ։
Karogh em andorragir stanal?
Can I get a receipt?
Usage
Used to request a receipt
Grammar Note
"Andorragir" is the standard word for a receipt; colloquially the Russian-derived "chek" is also used
Պետք է հայտնեմ կորցրած քարտի մասին։
Petk e haytnem kortsrats karti masin.
I need to report a lost card.
Usage
Used to report a lost card
Grammar Note
"Petk e" plus the subjunctive expresses obligation; the postposition "masin" (about) governs the genitive
Որո՞նք են ձեր աշխատանքային ժամերը։
Voronk en Dzer ashkhatankayin zhamery?
What are your opening hours?
Usage
Used to ask about business hours
Grammar Note
Use "voronk en" with a plural subject; the singular counterpart is "vorn e"
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