Read everyday signs
Find entrances, exits and places by reading their signs.
About this unit
Public signs are often written in capitals. Read the whole sign before you listen to it.
- ՄՈՒՏՔ means entrance, ԵԼՔ means exit.
- The icon on a sign is a hint; the word gives the answer.
- Read long words in groups: ՕԴԱՆԱՎԱԿԱՅԱՆ, o-da-na-va-ka-yan, airport.
Words to read
Tap a card and listen. Try saying it too.
ՄՈՒՏՔ
entranceԵԼՔ
exitԴՊՐՈՑ
schoolԳՐԱԴԱՐԱՆ
libraryԶՈՒԳԱՐԱՆ
toiletՕԴԱՆԱՎԱԿԱՅԱՆ
airportԺԱՄԱՆՈՒՄ
arrivalsՄԵԿՆՈՒՄ
departuresReading tips
Read the complete sign. Capital letters are common in public signs.
Look at the printed word before listening to its pronunciation.
Reading practice
Read and listen
Read the highlighted text. Choose its pronunciation.
Read and listen
Read the highlighted text. Choose its pronunciation.
Read and listen
Read the highlighted text. Choose its pronunciation.
Read and listen
Read the highlighted text. Choose its pronunciation.
Listen and find
Listen, then select the matching item.
Listen and find
Listen, then select the matching item.
Listen and find
Listen, then select the matching item.
Listen and find
Listen, then select the matching item.
Read the text
Find the exit.
Read and write
Copy the highlighted text, including its capitals and punctuation.
Listen and write
Listen. Write the word with its capital and punctuation where needed.
Listen and write
Listen. Write the word with its capital and punctuation where needed.
Read the text
Read without a sound hint. What does this mean?
Read the text
Read without a sound hint. What does this mean?
Read the text
Read without a sound hint. What does this mean?
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Find entrances, exits and places by reading their signs.
Use a Armenian keyboard
On your phone, add Armenian in Settings → Languages or Keyboards. On a computer, add an Armenian input language in the operating system settings.
Use the on-screen letters whenever you prefer. The ու key inserts its two written characters together; spaces and punctuation have their own keys.