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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent
Although the words are random, I do think that these tapes have helped me immensely. When I repeat these words around people who speak Western Armenian fluently, the people tell me that my accent is very authentic. I combined the tapes with other grammar books (a good one is Beginner's Armenian by Hagop Andonian) and the Samuelian dictionary, and I am very happy with...
Published on April 13, 2000 by E. Plaza
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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Nice start tolearn,but difficult to hear exact pronunciation
It was very hard to distinguish between the words starting with an "h" and "p". In addition, the words ending in "s" or "ch" were also difficult to determine. I found myself trying to convert the armenian alphabet to english phonetics just in order to pronounce the words correctly. There is no formality or streamlined...
Published on September 24, 1998
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
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This review is from: Armenian: (Western)/English: Level 1: VocabuLearn: Original Format (Audio Cassette)
Although the words are random, I do think that these tapes have helped me immensely. When I repeat these words around people who speak Western Armenian fluently, the people tell me that my accent is very authentic. I combined the tapes with other grammar books (a good one is Beginner's Armenian by Hagop Andonian) and the Samuelian dictionary, and I am very happy with my outcome. All I need to do now is speak a some Armenian each day!
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Nice start tolearn,but difficult to hear exact pronunciation,
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This review is from: Armenian: (Western)/English: Level 1: VocabuLearn: Original Format (Audio Cassette)
It was very hard to distinguish between the words starting with an "h" and "p". In addition, the words ending in "s" or "ch" were also difficult to determine. I found myself trying to convert the armenian alphabet to english phonetics just in order to pronounce the words correctly. There is no formality or streamlined thinking to this program. They give you a very short list of the alphabet and a few rules and that is basically it. The tapes consist of vocabulary words spit at you in no random order or grouping. Perhaps a workbook breaking the language down to groupings of pronouns, seasons, months of year etc. would be a more beneficial way in addition to the tapes to learn this language.
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Armenian: (Western)/English: Level 1: VocabuLearn: Original Format (Audio Cassette - Jan. 1989)
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