Armenian
English
Garrett S
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I tried a sample lesson with Lusine A and loved it. Great blend of pronunciation work and practical phrases from Lusine A. Highly recommend booking a class. 
Lusine A
★★★★★
1 review
Speak Armenian, Embrace Tradition
- Yerevan, Aragatsotn •
- Online
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Tutor Bio
My name is Lusine, and I hail from Armenia. I hold both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Linguistics and Pedagogy from Yerevan State Linguistic University, along with a Master’s Degree in Linguistics and Philology from St. Petersburg State University in Russia.
With over a decade of experience in tutoring, I specialize in teaching Armenian. I am also proficient in Armenian-English and English-Armenian translation.
My instructional approach focuses on enhancing essential language skills, including grammar, reading comprehension, oral and written expression, and phonetics. I employ specialized teaching methodologies designed to rapidly advance your communicative abilities. Each lesson is customized to align with your unique needs and proficiency level.
I invite you to join my Armenian language courses, where you will embark on learning one of the world's oldest and most exquisite languages.
Personally Vetted · Strømmen’s Note
Yerevan-based, Lusine has spent sixteen years teaching Eastern Armenian and Russian both, genuinely rare to find in the same native speaker.
Hourly Rates
Online tutoring
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Pay as you go$55/hr
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10-hour package Save $50$50/hr$500 total
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20-hour package Save $200 Best value$45/hr$900 total
Based in Yerevan, Aragatsotn
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Degrees and Certificates
Degrees
Bachelor & Master in Linguistics and Pedagogy
Certifications
I am certified in Philology and Pedagogy through the Yerevan State Linguistic University after V. Brusov
Personal Interests
Playing musical instruments
Learn more about Lusine
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What is your favorite word in your language and why?
My favorite Armenian word is “ջան” (jan). It is a small word, but it carries so much warmth. Armenians use it to show affection, kindness, and closeness — with family, friends, students, and even people they have just met. It can make a simple sentence feel softer, warmer, and more personal. For me, “ջան” beautifully reflects the Armenian spirit: heartfelt, welcoming, and full of care.
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What is your favorite dish from your hometown? If you no longer live there is there a good local restaurant that serves it?
My favorite dish from my hometown, Yerevan, is dolma — grape leaves or vegetables filled with a delicious mixture of meat, rice, and herbs. For me, dolma is not just food; it feels like home, family gatherings, and Armenian hospitality on one plate.
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Besides the languages you teach, do you speak or study any other languages?
Not yet, but I plan to study Chinese.
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What are your interests outside of teaching at Strommen?
Outside of teaching at Strommen, I enjoy exploring languages, culture, and communication in different forms
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What do you consider your hometown? Why do you love it?
I consider Yerevan, Armenia my hometown. I love Yerevan because it has a special warmth that is difficult to describe but easy to feel.