Որտե՞ղ կարող եմ սա վերամշակել։
Vortegh karogh em sa veramshakel?
Where can I recycle this?
Usage
Used when asking where to find a recycling bin or drop-off
Grammar Note
"Karogh em" plus an infinitive expresses ability; the infinitive "veramshakel" (to recycle) closes the sentence.
Ունե՞ք վերաօգտագործվող տոպրակներ։
Unek veraogtagortsvogh toprakner?
Do you have reusable bags?
Usage
Ask at a shop to avoid disposable plastic bags
Grammar Note
"Unek" is the polite plural of "unenal" (to have); the plural suffix here is "-ner".
Կա՞ էկոլոգիապես մաքուր հյուրանոց։
Ka ekologiapes makur hyuranots?
Is there eco-friendly accommodation?
Usage
Used when searching for sustainable or green-certified lodging
Grammar Note
"Ka" is the third-person singular existential "there is"; the plural is "kan".
Ուզում եմ լցնել իմ ջրի շիշը։
Uzum em ltsnel im jri shishy.
I'd like to refill my water bottle.
Usage
Use to request a refill and reduce single-use plastic waste
Grammar Note
"Uzum em" plus an infinitive means "I want to"; the genitive of "jur" (water) is "jri".
Կա՞ն բուսակերական կամ վեգան ուտեստներ։
Kan busakerakan kam vegan utestner?
Are there vegetarian or vegan options?
Usage
Ask at restaurants to find plant-based or meat-free menu items
Grammar Note
"Kan" is the plural existential form, asking "are there ...?".
Ինչպե՞ս կարող եմ հասարակական տրանսպորտով հասնել այնտեղ։
Inchpes karogh em hasarakakan transportov hasnel ayntegh?
How can I get to... by public transport?
Usage
Use when asking for public transit routes to reduce your carbon output
Grammar Note
Means is expressed with the instrumental "-ov", as in "transportov" (by transport).
Որտե՞ղ է ամենամոտ օրգանական շուկան։
Vortegh e amenamot organakan shukan?
Where is the nearest organic market?
Usage
Use when looking to buy locally grown or organic food
Grammar Note
The superlative uses the prefix "amena-": "mot" (near) becomes "amenamot" (nearest).
Խնդրում եմ նվազագույն փաթեթավորում օգտագործել։
Khndrum em nvazaguyn patetavorum ogtagortsel.
Please use minimal packaging.
Usage
Use at shops or markets to request less packaging
Grammar Note
"Khndrum em" plus an infinitive forms a polite request; "nvazaguyn" means "minimal".
Ի՞նչ էկոտուրիզմի ծրագրեր կան այստեղ։
Inch ekoturizmi tsragrer kan aystegh?
What eco-tourism activities are available here?
Usage
Use when seeking responsible tourism experiences in nature
Grammar Note
Armenian has two plural suffixes, "-er" and "-ner": "tsragir" becomes "tsragrer".
Ուզում եմ փոխհատուցել իմ ածխածնային հետքը։
Uzum em pokhhatutsel im atskhatsnayin hetky.
I want to offset my carbon footprint.
Usage
Use when asking about carbon offset initiatives or green donations
Grammar Note
"Uzum em" plus an infinitive expresses a wish; "pokhhatutsel" combines "pokh-" (in exchange) and "hatutsel" (to repay).
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