Fairy tales in Tavush Dialect. There is a trial but not judgement
Tales in the Tavush dialect, read by our compatriot Artur Musayelyan, add a Tavush flavor to our broadcast.
Fairy tales in Tavush Dialect. One commits an act of kindness, gets immortality
Our compatriot Artur Musayelyan continues the series of sententious tales in the Tavush dialect.
Fairy tales in Tavush Dialect. Brought and taken by the water
Fairy tales in Tavush Dialect with Artur Musayelyan.
Fairy tales in Tavush Dialect. The poor’s son and the roan fish
Another fairy tale in the Tavush Dialect with our compatriot Artur Musayelyan.
Fairy tales in Tavush Dialect. The old woman’s son and the King
Our compatriot Artur Musayelyan reads.
Another fairy tale flavored with Tavush dialect. this time, about the old woman’s son, the king and the fruits of patience and perseverance.
Fairy tales in Tavush Dialect. Solomon the wise and the idolatrous king’s daughter
Fairy tales are the condensation of people’s wisdom. they accompany us from childhood to deep old age, each time in its own way.
Rural life. Aygedzor – the world of green and blue
Our video shows one of the fascinating corners of Tavush: Aygedzor.
Author: Laura Duryan (Berd area)