Internet & WiFi

1. WiFi-ի գաղտնաբառը ի՞նչ է

   WiFi-i gaghtnabary inch e?

   What is the WiFi password?

   Usage

   Used to ask for the WiFi password at hotels, cafes, etc.

   Grammar Note

   "Gaghtnabar" = "gaghtni" (secret) + "bar" (word). Literally "secret word"

2. Ազատ WiFi կա՞

   Azat WiFi ka?

   Is there free WiFi?

   Usage

   Used to check if free internet access is available

   Grammar Note

   "Azat" is polysemous, meaning both "free" (liberty) and "free" (no cost)

3. Ինտերնետ կապը չի աշխատում

   Internet kapy chi ashkhatum

   The internet connection is not working

   Usage

   Used to inform staff that the internet connection is not working

   Grammar Note

   "Chi" is the negative auxiliary for third-person singular. Used with "ashkhatel" (to work/function)

4. Կարո՞ղ եք վերագործարկել կապը

   Karogh ek veragortsarkel kapy?

   Could you restart the connection?

   Usage

   Used to ask someone to reset the internet connection

   Grammar Note

   "Vera-" prefix means "re-/again". Combined with "-gortssarkel" (to launch/start)

5. Կարո՞ղ եմ լիցքավորել հեռախոսս

   Karogh em litskavorel herakhoss?

   Can I charge my phone?

   Usage

   Used when looking for a place to charge your phone

   Grammar Note

   "Her-" (far) + "-akhos" (speaking) = "herakhos" (telephone). Literally "far-speaking". "Karogh em" (the question mark is on "Karo՞gh") means "can I"

6. Որտե՞ղ կարող եմ տեղական SIM քարտ գնել

   Vortegh karogh em teghakan SIM kart gnel?

   Where can I buy a local SIM card?

   Usage

   Used when wanting to purchase a local SIM card

   Grammar Note

   "Vortegh" (Որտե՞ղ) is the interrogative for "where." "Um" (ո՞ւմ) is the dative "to whom" and cannot mean "where"

7. Ինտերնետ արագությունը ի՞նչ է

   Internet aragutyuny inch e?

   What is the internet speed?

   Usage

   Used to check internet speed before booking or upon arrival

   Grammar Note

   "Aragutyun" (speed) derives from the adjective "arag" (fast/quick)

8. Ես կարիք ունեմ տպել

   Yes karik unem tpel

   I need to print something

   Usage

   Used when looking for a place to print documents

   Grammar Note

   "Karik unem" + infinitive = "I need to...". A common modal construction

9. Կարո՞ղ եմ էլեկտրոնային փոստ ուղարկել

   Karogh em elektronayin post ugharkel?

   Can I send an email?

   Usage

   Used at internet cafes or hotel business centers to send email

   Grammar Note

   "Elektronayin" means "electronic" and "post" means "mail/post". It is often abbreviated "էլ. փոստ" in writing, but spelled out here so it is read aloud correctly

10. Ձեր կայքի հասցեն ի՞նչ է

    Dzer kayki hastsen inch e?

    What is your website address?

    Usage

    Used to ask for the website address of a shop or service

    Grammar Note

    "Kayk" means "place/site" in Armenian and is used for website

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