Ijevan. Big complexes of a small town

Considering the peculiarities of the dialect of Tavush region, we want to warn that to understand the whole meaning of the expressions used in the video and the below-mentioned text, you need to get acquainted with the culture of Tavush.

“I think if we stayed pagan, the people of Ijevaan would have a deity for coffee named Bambas(gossip). ”

 

Ijevan coffee, various traditions, and customs revolving around it, many “they say”-s and “I have heard”-s or Hrant Ghazumyan tells about the big complexes of his small town.



Literate but crazy people of Ijevan

Considering the peculiarities of the dialect of Tavush region, we want to warn that to understand the whole meaning of the expressions used in the video and the below-mentioned text, you need to get acquainted with the culture of Tavush.
We’ll start today’s program by talking about intelligence, literacy, and level, and of course, we will spice it all up with our sweet dialect.
The next much watch.
…. as, in the end, Hrant’s program must be turned on and watched.

And if we don’t watch it, what people will say.
And more seriously, if you have an idea, implement it; if you have a good idea, bring it to life; if you have something to say, express yourself, Tavush TV is that place.
Let’s go.


The legends and legendary people of Ijevan

Considering the peculiarities of the dialect of Tavush region, we want to warn that to understand the whole meaning of the expressions used in the video and the below-mentioned text, you need to get acquainted with the culture of Tavush.

We are one of the unique nations that had a god of hospitality; we are speaking about Vanatur. And since we really like visiting others, we will start from that topic today.

 

You will learn about getting somothing for the hosts, traditional crying, and many other legendary traditions in the new issue of the Our Dialect and Customs program.



Ijevan. The opposite side of banal talks

Considering the peculiarities of the dialect of Tavush region, we want to warn that to understand the whole meaning of the expressions used in the video and the below-mentioned text, you need to get acquainted with the culture of Tavush.
“Do your goats graze with the goats of Tavush TV?”
You can answer this strange question and many other questions after watching the next issue of the Our Dialect and Customs program.
The mood is the one like in Ijevan and the topics are various and diverse. Hrant Ghazumyan continues to study our dialect and morals from various angles.
Special thanks to our compatriot Artur Musayelyan for “the taste and smell” of the first shots of the video.


The story of a reportage

Considering the peculiarities of the dialect of Tavush region, we want to warn that to understand the whole meaning of the expressions used in the video and the below-mentioned text, you need to get acquainted with the culture of Tavush.

 

Backstage. The reportage on Tavush TV about “HayBuis” festival by Hrant Ghazumyan.