Ավտոբուսը ե՞րբ է գալիս
Avtobusy yerb e galis?
When does the bus come?
Usage
Used at a bus stop to ask about bus arrival time
Grammar Note
The Armenian interrogative mark "՞" attaches to the questioned word. "Ե՞րբ" carries the question focus. "գալիս" is the imperfective converb of "գալ" (to come); with "է" it forms the present tense.
Մետրոյի կայարա՞նն ուր է
Metroyi kayarann ur e?
Where is the metro station?
Usage
Used to ask for the location of a metro station in Yerevan
Grammar Note
"-ն" is the definite article suffix in Armenian (attached to the end of the noun). "-ի" marks the genitive case (of).
Մեկ տոմս, խնդրեմ
Mek toms, khndrem
One ticket, please
Usage
Used at a ticket counter when buying a bus or metro ticket
Grammar Note
"խնդրեմ" is the 1st person singular present of the verb "to request/beg," used as "please" in polite requests.
Այս ավտոբուսը գնո՞ւմ է Կենտրոն
Ays avtobusy gnum e Kentron?
Does this bus go to the city centre?
Usage
Used to confirm a bus route destination
Grammar Note
Armenian progressive aspect is formed with "present participle + be verb." "գնո՞ւմ է" is the interrogative progressive form.
Որտե՞ղ պետք է իջնեմ
Vortegh petk e ijnem?
Where should I get off?
Usage
Ask the driver or fellow passengers when unsure where to disembark
Grammar Note
"Petk e" (պետք է) is a modal expression meaning "must/need to." The following verb takes the subjunctive form.
Խնդրում եմ կանգնեք
Khndrum em kangnek
Please stop
Usage
Ask the driver to stop when you want to get off
Grammar Note
"Khndrum em" (խնդրում եմ) is the progressive form meaning "I am requesting." "Kangnek" (կանգնեք) is the polite/plural imperative form.
Տաքսի կա՞ այստեղ
Taksi ka aystegh?
Is there a taxi here?
Usage
Used to ask if taxis are available nearby
Grammar Note
"կա" (ka) is the existential verb meaning "there is/are." Adding "՞" makes it a yes/no question. Armenian is generally SOV but word order is flexible.
Ինչքա՞ն արժե ավտոբուսի տոմսը
Inchkan arzhe avtobusi tomsy?
How much does a bus ticket cost?
Usage
Used to ask about bus or minibus fares
Grammar Note
"Arzhe" (արժե) is the verb "to be worth / to cost." Used for asking about prices and fares.
Երևանի կայարան ո՞ր ճանապարհով գնամ
Yerevani kayaran vor chanaparhov gnam?
Which way to Yerevan station?
Usage
Used to ask for directions to a station or transit hub
Grammar Note
"-ov" is the instrumental case suffix indicating means or path. Armenian uses case suffixes to show relationships.
Մինիբուսը ե՞րբ է մեկնում
Minibusy yerb e meknum?
When does the minibus depart?
Usage
Ask about departure time of marshrutka (shared minibus), widely used in Armenia
Grammar Note
"meknum e" is the progressive/habitual present meaning "is departing/departs." Marshrutkas (shared minibuses) are a key transport mode in Armenia.
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