Yoga & Wellness

1. Այստեղ մերսում կա՞։

   Aystegh mersum ka?

   Is massage available?

   Usage

   Used to ask if massage services are available

   Grammar Note

   "Mersum" (massage) is the verbal noun of "mersel" (to rub); the international loan "masazh" is also understood.

2. Ի՞նչ տեսակի մերսումներ ունեք։

   Inch tesaki mersumner unek?

   What types of massage do you offer?

   Usage

   Used to ask about the types of massage available

   Grammar Note

   "Tesak" (kind) in the genitive "tesaki" modifies the following noun; "unek" is the polite second-person plural of "to have".

3. Այստեղ սպա կենտրոն կա՞։

   Aystegh spa kentron ka?

   Is there a spa center here?

   Usage

   Used to ask if there is a spa center in the area

   Grammar Note

   "Kentron" (center) comes from Greek "kentron"; modifiers precede the noun they describe.

4. Յոգայի դասընթացներ կա՞ն։

   Yogayi dasyntatsner kan?

   Are there yoga classes?

   Usage

   Used to ask about yoga class availability

   Grammar Note

   Loanwords ending in a vowel take "-yi" in the genitive: "yoga" becomes "yogayi"; "dasynthats" (course) joins "das" (lesson) and "ynthats" (progression).

5. Մեդիտացիայի դասընթացներ կա՞ն։

   Meditatsiayi dasyntatsner kan?

   Are there meditation classes?

   Usage

   Used to ask about meditation class availability

   Grammar Note

   "Meditatsia" is a Latinate loanword; the native "khorhrdatsutyun" (contemplation) is also used.

6. Արոմաթերապիա առաջարկու՞մ եք։

   Aromaterapia arajarkum ek?

   Is aromatherapy available?

   Usage

   Used to ask if aromatherapy is offered

   Grammar Note

   "Therapia" is a Greek-derived element that forms many compounds; "arajarkel" means "to offer, to propose".

7. Կարո՞ղ եմ անհատական մարզիչ վերցնել։

   Karogh em anhatakan marzich vertsnel?

   Can I have a personal trainer?

   Usage

   Used to ask if personal training sessions are available

   Grammar Note

   "Anhatakan" is "anhat" (individual) plus the adjectival suffix "-akan"; "marzich" (coach) derives from "marzvel" (to train).

8. Սաունա կա՞։

   Sauna ka?

   Is there a sauna?

   Usage

   Used to ask if there is a sauna facility

   Grammar Note

   "Sauna" is an international word of Finnish origin; the traditional Armenian bathhouse is "baghnik".

9. Մարմնի հոգնածությունը վերացնող բուժում կա՞։

   Marmni hognatsutyuny veratsnogh buzhum ka?

   Is there a treatment for body fatigue relief?

   Usage

   Used to ask about fatigue relief treatments

   Grammar Note

   The suffix "-ogh" forms the active participle "the one that does": "veratsnel" (to remove) becomes "veratsnogh".

10. Առողջության ծրագրերի գրքույկ ունե՞ք։

    Aroghjutyan tsragreri grkuyk unek?

    Is there a wellness program brochure?

    Usage

    Used to ask for a wellness program brochure

    Grammar Note

    "Grkuyk" (booklet) is the diminutive of "girk" (book); two stacked genitives give "brochure of health programs".

11. Այստեղի բուժումները շատ լավն են։

    Aysteghi buzhumnery shat lavn en.

    The treatments here are very good.

    Usage

    Used to praise the treatments or services at a wellness center

    Grammar Note

    The suffix "-i" turns the place adverb "aystegh" (here) into the adjective "aysteghi" (of here). "Lavn" is "lav" (good) with the definite article "-n", used with "en" to refer back to the plural subject "buzhumnery".

12. Կարո՞ղ եմ մասնագիտական սպորտային մերսում ստանալ։

    Karogh em masnagitakan sportayin mersum stanal?

    Can I receive a professional sports massage?

    Usage

    Used to ask about professional sports massage services

    Grammar Note

    "Masnagitakan" (professional) derives from "masnaget" (specialist); stacked adjectives do not inflect in Armenian.

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