Հացի խանութում
At the bread shop
Armenian splits “this/that” three ways by who is near the thing: near me, near you, away from both of us.
- this bread (by me)
- that bread (by you)
- that bread (over there)
Used on their own, without a noun, they become , , (one thing) and , , (several).
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Hello. I want bread.
Hello. This bread?
Yes, this bread.
What else do you want?
I want milk and cheese.
This milk, or that milk?
This milk and that cheese.
What else do you want?
Eggs, please.
And meat?
No, I don't want meat.
This fish is good. Do you want it?
Yes, I want this fish.
What else?
Coffee. I want coffee.
Anything else?
No, thank you.
All right. Thank you too.
Goodbye.