Some of these are imperfect but will get the point across: - Ayo = yes - Voch = no (“cheh” also works) - Ehtank = let's go - Shnorhakalutyun = thank you (if you're feeling brave) - Merci = thank you (if you're not) - Shot merci = thank you very much (shot = very) - Ari = here - Lav = good - Shot lav = very good - Lav es? = you good? - Guhnerek = excuse me - Zukaran = bathroom - Jur = water - Garehjur = beer - Gehnotz = cheers! - Chai = tea ("teh" works too) - Kofe = coffee (espresso or Americano work too) - Sarn = cold (so "sarn americano" would be iced coffee, US style) - Hashivuh = check (at a restaurant) - Tong ah = it's expensive - Aper = bro - Kuyrig = sister - Lav es, tsitik? = you good, little bird? - Hartzka? Zongem. = there's a problem? who should I call (pairs best with 2000s flip phone)
The Yandex or GG app are the simplest option, but you may struggle with cell service when you first arrive in Armenia (we did). You can contact your hotel over WhatsApp to schedule a shuttle pickup: Ramada: +374 96 220 600 (Price: 16.000 AMD = $43 USD) Holiday Inn: +374 44 222 443 (Price: TBD – let us know!) There are also many cabs and private drivers outside of the terminal. The prices may may fluctuate but they will get you where you need to go :)
Jack uses Airalo eSIM (use referral code JACK4237 to save $3 on your first purchase); 7 days of unlimited cellular service in Armenia costs $39 Nomad is another good option for eSIM
Suit Expert: - https://www.suit-expert.am/en - +374 91 41-56-23 (Telegram, Whatsapp, phone)
Absolutely! We’d love for your whole family to be part of the celebration, and children are more than welcome. We know that traveling internationally with little ones can be a challenge, so if bringing your kids makes the trip more doable, we fully support that. Depending on how many young guests will be joining us, we will consider setting up a kid-friendly space at the venue to help keep them comfortable and entertained. If you’re thinking of bringing your children, just give us a heads-up – we will plan accordingly.
Yes! We completely understand that traveling to Armenia from the United States and Europe is a big commitment, and we want all of our guests to feel as comfortable and supported as possible in making the trip. While our invitation list wasn’t able to include everyone’s plus-ones or family members by name, please know that you are very welcome to reach out if bringing a guest, date, or travel companion will help make the journey easier or more enjoyable for you. We will do our best to accommodate and would love to celebrate with the people who help make this experience special for you.