Ե՞րբ է բացվում թանգարանը
Yerb e batsvum tangarany?
When does the museum open?
Usage
Used to check opening hours of a museum or tourist attraction
Grammar Note
"Batsvum" is the progressive of the passive verb "batsvel" (to be opened)
Ի՞նչ ժամին կփակվի
Inch zhamin kpakvi?
What time does it close?
Usage
Used to ask about closing time of a venue or shop
Grammar Note
"k-" = future prefix, "-pak-" (close), "-v-" (passive), "-i" (3rd person singular)
Ամրագրում հարկավո՞ր է։
Amragrum harkavor e?
Is a reservation required?
Usage
Used to check if advance booking is required at a restaurant or attraction
Grammar Note
"Amragrel" (to book/reserve) → "amragrum" (reservation/noun form)
Հաջորդ ավտոբուսը ե՞րբ է
Hajord avtobusy yerb e?
When is the next bus?
Usage
Used at bus stops to check the schedule
Grammar Note
"Hajord" means "next/following". Derived from "haj-" (to follow/succeed)
Ժամկետը ե՞րբ է լրանում
Zhamkety yerb e lranum?
When does the deadline expire?
Usage
Used to check expiry of visas, booking cancellation deadlines, etc.
Grammar Note
"Zham" (time) + "-ket" (point) = "Zhamket" (deadline/time limit)
Ե՞րբ են խանութները բաց
Yerb en khanutnery bats?
When are the shops open?
Usage
Used to check shop opening hours
Grammar Note
"Bats" (open) is both adjective and state word. Its antonym is "pak" (closed)
Ի՞նչ ժամանակ տևում է շրջայցը
Inch zhamanak tevum e shrjaytsy?
How long does the tour take?
Usage
Used to check the duration of a sightseeing tour
Grammar Note
"Inch zhamanak tevum e" is an idiomatic expression meaning "how long does it take?"
Ե՞րբ է ընթրիքը
Yerb e yntriky?
When is dinner?
Usage
Used at hotels or guesthouses to check dinner time
Grammar Note
"Yntrik" (ընթրիք) is the everyday word for "dinner/supper", formed from the verb "yntrel" (to have dinner). The ending "-ը" is the definite article
Ե՞րբ կհասնի առաքումը
Yerb khasni arakumy?
When will the delivery arrive?
Usage
Used to check the arrival time of a package or delivery
Grammar Note
The "k-" prefix forms the future: "hasnel" (to arrive) → "khasni" (will arrive). "Arakum" is the word for a delivery; "matakarar" means "supplier"
Ժամ ունե՞ք ժամադրության համար
Zham unek zhamadrutyan hamar?
Do you have time for an appointment?
Usage
Used to confirm whether someone has time available for an appointment
Grammar Note
"Zham unek?" = "Do you have time?" "Unek" is the polite 2nd-person plural of "to have." An appointment is "zhamadrutyun"; "dzaynagrutyun" means "recording" and must not be used here
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