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Hi! Today we are going to tell you about the letter “E” in the Armenian alphabet. This letter is called “E” and looks like this: Ե. It was created by the great scientist Mesrop Mashtots in 405-406. The letter “E” occupies the fifth place in the Armenian alphabet and stands for the sound [ɛ] Interesting fact: the Armenian alphabet was created in order to preserve and develop the Armenian culture and language. For over 1600 years, it has remained almost unchanged and remains an important part of the Armenian identity. But it is also said that the Armenian alphabet was before Mesrop Mashtots, there is a version that he only modernized the Armenian alphabet. Thank you for watching! Subscribe to our channel to learn more interesting things about Armenian language and culture!   ht...

"Dive into the depths of the Armenian alphabet with the delightful, dynamic letter 'D'. Distinct in design, this fourth character dances to its own beat, delivering the sound. A departure from the norm, its ancient articulation echoed as 'da'. Decipher the language with 'D' leading the way. 'Dolphin', darting through the deep blue. Visualize a 'door', a direct entry into another dimension. Imagine the word 'dear', a term of endearment. Consider the term 'day', a division of time. Each word, a distinct echo of the versatile 'D'. Dive deeper, discover more, and delight in the dance of language with the dynamism of the Armenian 'D'. Remember, it sounds just like this, 'D'. Loop back, listen again, and master the mesmerizing melody of 'D'" https://youtube.com/shorts/qcCYRO99E0Y

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Welcome! We continue our fascinating journey into the world of the Armenian alphabet. The letter 'B' is the second most common letter in the Armenian alphabet. 'B' was pronounced 'ben'! The letter 'B', let's explore its shape and sound together. Ready? Let's go!   https://youtube.com/shorts/juGmCKTf5rY