Modern Armenian as it exists today is spoken by eight million people over the globe and is a part of the rich global cultural exchange that we find so common today.

Originally belonging to the region around the Caucasuses in the Armenian Highlands, Armenian has been taken all over the world including countries like Russia, Iran, France, Argentina and United States. As a consequence, the Armenian language was affected by the cultural exchange, resulting in the unique blend of cross-cultures we see in modern Armenian culture today.

The Armenian Diaspora has created a need for learning resources for second and third generation Armenians. Resources for learning the Armenian language are are very limited however.       

                          

A British company, EuroTalk, is quite famous for producing learning software for less commonly spoken languages, or for those languages which are not in large demand in Western countries. In fact, EuroTalk produces courses for more than 113 languages at last count.

The course available for Armenian is called Talk Now Armenian and covers the elements common to either the Western or Eastern Armenian dialects.

There are nine topics covered in the basic Armenian course: first words, food, colours, phrases, parts of the body, numbers, time, shopping and countries.

Each topic contains listening practice, an easy game, a hard game, a printable dictionary as well as the opportunity to record your voice and hear how you sound in comparison to the two native speakers who tutor the user throughout the Talk Now! course.

The operating system requirements are 2000/ME/XP/Vista for Windows and Mac OS X:10.3.9 or higher.

Checkout Talk Now Armenian.

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