Who transcribes Armenian content?
Armenian transcription is used by diaspora media outlets and broadcasters, oral history and genealogy researchers documenting family and community histories, and academics studying Armenian language and culture. NGOs, churches, and community organizations across the Armenian diaspora also transcribe interviews, sermons, and event recordings.
Armenian dialects and accents
Armenian has two modern standards: Eastern Armenian, spoken in the Republic of Armenia, Iran, Russia, and Georgia, and Western Armenian, spoken across the diaspora in Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Egypt, and the United States. The two differ in consonant pronunciation, verb conjugation, and spelling conventions, so knowing which variety your speakers use helps you review a transcript accurately.
Where Armenian is spoken
Armenian is spoken in Republic of Armenia, Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, Russia, Georgia, Lebanon, Iran, Syria, Turkey, Egypt and United States.
