Fashion & Clothing

1. Սա իմ չափսով ունե՞ք

   Sa im chapsov unek?

   Do you have this in my size?

   Usage

   Used to ask if your size is available

   Grammar Note

   The instrumental suffix "-ov" means "with / in"; on "chaps" (size) it gives "in that size".

2. Կարելի՞ է սա փորձել

   Kareli e sa pordzel?

   Can I try this on?

   Usage

   Used to ask permission to try on clothing

   Grammar Note

   Trying on clothes uses the verb "pordzel" (to try); "hagnel" (to wear) is not needed here.

3. Որտե՞ղ է հանդերձարանը

   Vortegh e handerdzarany?

   Where is the fitting room?

   Usage

   Used to ask the location of the fitting room

   Grammar Note

   "Handerdz" (garment) plus the place suffix "-aran" gives "handerdzaran" (fitting/changing room).

4. Սա չափազանց նեղ / լայն / երկար / կարճ է

   Sa chapazants negh / layn / yerkar / karch e

   This is too tight / loose / long / short.

   Usage

   Used to describe fit problems with clothing

   Grammar Note

   "Chapazants" (too / excessively) precedes the adjective ("shat" only means "very"). In practice you say only the one adjective that applies.

5. Ուրիշ գույնով ունե՞ք

   Urish guynov unek?

   Do you have this in a different color?

   Usage

   Used to ask if a different color is available

   Grammar Note

   "Guynov" is the instrumental of "guyn" (color), meaning "in that color".

6. Ի՞նչ նյութից է սա պատրաստված

   Inch nyutits e sa patrastvats?

   What material is this made of?

   Usage

   Used to ask about the fabric or material of clothing

   Grammar Note

   The ablative suffix "-its" marks the material something is made from: "nyut" (material) becomes "nyutits".

7. Սա կարելի՞ է լվացքի մեքենայում լվանալ

   Sa kareli e lvatski mekenayum lvanal?

   Is this machine washable?

   Usage

   Used to ask if an item is machine washable

   Grammar Note

   The locative suffix "-um" means "in": "mekena" (machine) becomes "mekenayum" (in the machine).

8. Սա ի՞նչ արժե

   Sa inch arzhe?

   How much does this cost?

   Usage

   Used to ask the price of a clothing item

   Grammar Note

   This is the set phrase for asking a price; "Vorkan arzhe" is an equally common alternative.

9. Հիմա զեղչեր կա՞ն

   Hima zeghcher kan?

   Is there a sale going on?

   Usage

   Used to ask if there is a sale or discount

   Grammar Note

   The existential "ka" becomes "kan" with a plural subject; the plural suffix is "-er" ("-ner" after polysyllables).

10. Ես սա կվերցնեմ

    Yes sa kvertsnem

    I'll take this.

    Usage

    Used when deciding to purchase an item

    Grammar Note

    The future is formed with the prefix "k-" on the subjunctive: "vertsnem" becomes "kvertsnem" (I will take).

11. Ի՞նչ է վերադարձի քաղաքականությունը

    Inch e veradardzi kaghakakanutyuny?

    What is your return policy?

    Usage

    Used to ask about the store's return policy

    Grammar Note

    "Veradardz" (return) is a noun from the verb "veradardznel" (to give back); its genitive is "veradardzi".

12. Այս ոճը հիմա մոդայի՞ մեջ է

    Ays vochy hima modayi mej e?

    Is this style trendy right now?

    Usage

    Used to ask if a particular style is currently in fashion

    Grammar Note

    "Modayi mej e" (literally "is in fashion") is the set phrase for trendy; "noradzev e" also works.

13. Կարո՞ղ եք ուղղումներ անել կամ կարճացնել

    Karogh ek ughghumner anel kam karchatsnel?

    Can you do alterations / hemming?

    Usage

    Used to request clothing alterations or hemming

    Grammar Note

    "Karogh ek" is the polite plural "can you"; "kam" means "or".

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