Zybas launches Armenian learning software for iPads

The creative team Zybas has developed the first ever iPad software for people wishing to learn the Armenian language.

The idea was proposed by two Armenian designers of the team, David Margaryan and Samvel Hovhannisyan. The software provides a key to learning the Armenian alphabet, in addition to over 230 words and 38 poems.

It consists of three sections, of which the first is very comprehensive and multi-functional. It teaches learners to read, write and pronounce the Armenian letters, as well as master the words and the poems. A special subsection behind each letter allows users to see and hear the letter and a corresponding image, as well as write or draw the letter and learn five words beginning with it. It also offers learners an opportunity to hear and read a poem corresponding to the given letter.

The last two sections are simpler. They are designed for browsing letters and seeing the images of animals and objects.

The authors have paid a special attention to the aesthetic design, creating kind and colorful images.

“Learn Armenian is an unprecedented learning software, enabling children to easily master the Armenian alphabet, and it can lay a good foundation for a proper language thinking,” Hovhannisyan thinks.