“Ano jan, I don’t know!”

Hrant Ghazumyan is once again talking about our dialect, our manners, our good and bad “sides” – and most importantly, with a smile – on Tavush TV.

Hrant Ghazumyan is once again talking about our dialect, our manners, our good and bad “sides” – and most importantly, with a smile – on Tavush TV.

We have brought our Tavush version to double the good summer mood.
Hrant Ghazumyan is back on our air, which means that we have brought you another dose of heartfelt conversations with a taste of Ijevan.

In the program “Our dialect and customs” we continue to present the phone conversations between the characters we created, “Amalya Kraktsartsyan” and her friend Anahit.

In “Our dialect and customs” program, we once again present the warm and heartfelt conversations of Ijevan.

Once again on Tavush TV, we’re chatting and joking about ourselves. The beloved “Ano Jan” returns as part of Hrant Ghazumyan’s program “Our dialect and customs.”

These days, the last bell rang in the schools of our region, too.
We congratulate our dear followers and viewers who have graduated from this school on entering a new stage of life and offer to recall our and your school years with Hrant Ghazumyan.


February 21 was International Mother Language Day. On the occasion of the holiday, the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports of the Republic of Armenia held an author’s video competition among schoolchildren under the title “Dialect is our wealth”.

February 21 was International Mother Language Day. On the occasion of the holiday, the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports of the Republic of Armenia held an author’s video competition among schoolchildren under the title “Dialect is our wealth”.

February 21 was International Mother Language Day. On the occasion of the holiday, the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports of the Republic of Armenia held an author’s video competition among schoolchildren under the title “Dialect is our wealth”.