Այսօր շատ շոգ է, չէ՞։
Aysor shat shog e, che?
It's hot today, isn't it?
Usage
Weather conversation in Armenia
Grammar Note
Adding "չէ՞" (che?) at the end makes a tag question ("..., isn't it?") that asks for agreement. "Shog" means hot.
Կարծեմ անձրև կգա։
Kartsem andzrev kga
It looks like it will rain
Usage
When rain seems likely
Grammar Note
"Kartsem" = "I think/suppose" — first-person form of the verb "to think"
Ուժեղ փոթորիկ է գալիս։
Uzhegh potorik e galis
A strong storm is approaching
Usage
Warning about an approaching storm
Grammar Note
"Potorik" means storm and "uzhegh" means strong. "E galis" is the present continuous (is coming), so the storm is approaching.
Այսօր զով է, չէ՞։
Aysor zov e, che?
It's cool today, isn't it?
Usage
Sharing appreciation for cool weather
Grammar Note
"Zov" = cool/refreshing in Armenian
Խնդրեմ ասեք եղանակի կանխատեսումը։
Khndrem asek yeghanaki kankhatesumy
Please tell me the weather forecast
Usage
Politely asking for the weather forecast
Grammar Note
"Khndrem" = "please" — a polite request word
Արևից պաշտպանող կրեմ է պե՞տք։
Arevits pashtpanogh krem e petk?
Do I need sunscreen?
Usage
Ask on sunny days
Grammar Note
"Arev" = sun. "-its" is the ablative case suffix (from)
Հովանոց վերցնե՞մ
Hovanots vertsnem?
Should I bring an umbrella?
Usage
Before going out in uncertain weather
Grammar Note
"Hovanots" = "shade-maker/shelter" — a compound word for umbrella
Չոր սեզոնը ե՞րբ է։
Chor sezony yerb e?
When is the dry season?
Usage
Travel planning question
Grammar Note
"Chor" means dry and "sezon" means season, so "chor sezon" is the dry season; the final -y is the definite article. "Yerasht" means drought and is not the usual word for a dry season.
Անձրևային սեզոնը ե՞րբ է։
Andzrevayin sezony yerb e?
When is the rainy season?
Usage
Ask about the rainy season
Grammar Note
Armenia receives most rain in spring (April–June)
Արևը շատ ուժեղ է։
Arevy shat uzhegh e
The sun is really strong
Usage
Exclamation about intense sunshine
Grammar Note
"-ը" is the definite article. Armenian attaches definite articles to the end of nouns
Անձրև
Andzrev
Rain
Usage
The one-word forecast check; "andzrev e galis" means it is raining
Ձյուն
Dzyun
Snow
Usage
Ask about winter mountain passes with it; "dzyun e galis" means it is snowing
Քամի
Kami
Wind
Usage
The one-word forecast check
Արևոտ
Arevot
Sunny
Usage
An adjective built from "arev" (sun); use it when checking the forecast
Ամպամած
Ampamats
Cloudy
Usage
An adjective built from "amp" (cloud); use it when checking the forecast
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