Armenian Language Lesson 4: Personal Pronouns

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Armenian Language Lesson 4: Personal Pronouns

Pronouns are words that replace nouns to avoid repetition and make sentences clearer.

In Armenian, there are 8 main types of pronouns :

Type	Description	Example (English / Armenian)
Personal pronouns	Refer to people or things doing the action	I, you, he, she, we, you, they / Ես, դու, նա, մենք, դուք, նրանք
Demonstrative pronouns	Point to someone or something	this, that, these, those, etc. / սա, այն, այս, այնքան և այլն
Reciprocal pronouns	Show mutual action between two or more subjects	each other, one another / միմյանց, իրար
Indefinite pronouns	Refer to an unknown or non-specific person/thing	someone, something, anyone, anything / ինչ-որ մեկը, ինչ-որ բան
Definite pronouns	Refer to a specific person/thing already known	all, every, etc. / Ամբողջ, ամեն և այլն
Relative pronouns	Connect clauses or refer to a noun mentioned before	who, which, that / ով, որը
Interrogative pronouns	Ask questions	who?, what?, which? / ով?, ինչ?, որը?
Negative pronouns	Express negation	nobody, nothing, none / ոչ ոք, ոչինչ, ոչ մեկը

Armenian Language Lesson 4: Personal Pronouns :

Personal subject pronouns replace the subject of a sentence — the person or thing doing the action.

English	Armenian (Eastern)	Armenian (Western)	Pronunciation (Eastern)
I	ես	ես	yes
You (singular)	դու	դու	du
He	նա	նա	na
She	նա	նա	na
It	դա	դա	da
We	մենք	մենք	menk
You (plural)	դուք	դուք	duk
They	նրանք	նրանք	nranq

3. Examples in sentences

In Armenian, pronouns are often used, but sometimes the verb ending already shows the subject, so the pronoun can be omitted.
Practice pronouncing each pronoun with the example sentences to memorize both the word and the pronunciation.