Shopping/Dining = Shukayen/Udteleren

How much does this cost? = Ayss vorkan garzheh
What is this? = Ayss intch eh?
I'll buy it. = Yess bidi kenem
I would like to buy ... = Yess gouzem kenel
Do you have ... = ... Ounik?
Do you accept credit cards? = Credit Card gentounik?
Open = Pats
Closed = Kots
Postcard = Kart
Stamps = Troshmatought
A little = Kitch meh
A lot = Shad
All = Poloreh

Breakfast = Nakhadjash
Lunch = Djash
Dinner = Entrik
Vegetarian = Ganantchager
Kosher = kosher
Cheers! = Genatset
Please bring the bill. = Hadjiss hashiveh per.

Bread = Hatss
Beverage = Khemitchk
Coffee = Sourdj
Tea = Tey
Juice = Bedoughi tchour
Water = Tchour
Beer = Kareh tchour
Wine = Kini
Salt = Agh
Pepper = Beghbegh
Meat = Miss
Beef = Govou miss
Pork = Khozi miss
Fish = Tsoug
Poultry = Havou miss
Vegetable = Ganantcheghen
Fruit = Bedough
Potato = Kednakhentsor
Salad = Aghtsan
Dessert = Anousheghen
Ice cream = Baghbaghag

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Google's translation service, called Google Translate, now supports the Armenian language. Through Google Translate, you can actually listen to the Armenian translation of the words on this page. Go to Google Translate's Armenian translation page here, type or copy and paste the English word or phrase you want to translate into the empty box, and click on the microphone icon on the right-hand side of the screen. Presto! Google's software plays the (Eastern) Armenian translation (in a robotic voice). Not a bad start, Google!