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Armenian after Ling: where to pick up

Ling does teach Armenian: that is its catalog as of September 18, 2026. If you are already learning there, you do not have to start from scratch here: from “Upper-Intermediate” you would continue at unit 3 “In the city”. Your first session is a three-minute check that pins down your place, and the words you have covered come back for review a few at a time.

Updated September 26, 2026 · Lingofly

Ling levels and where they land here

Your place here is set by word count, erring on the low side: an extra familiar lesson costs less than words you do not understand. A three-minute check pins it down.
Level on LingBy our word countWhere you start here
BeginnerA1unit 1 “First words”
IntermediateA1unit 2 “Coffee and bread”
Upper-IntermediateA1unit 3 “In the city”
AdvancedA1unit 5 “Shopping”
ExpertA1unit 6 “Home and household”

Ling splits a course into five levels of ten units each: Beginner is units 1–10, Expert is 41–50. It does not map them to the CEFR, so the level in the table is the word count of our course at the point the link puts you.

Our Armenian course goes up to B1, which is 4061 words. Anything above that is no longer an app's job but exam preparation and real conversation.

What people usually know by this point

Intermediate → unit 2 “Coffee and bread”

After this unit: I can order food and drinks, ask the price and ask for the bill

Upper-Intermediate → unit 3 “In the city”

After this unit: I can ask for directions, understand the answer and get around by transport

Advanced → unit 5 “Shopping”

After this unit: I can buy groceries at the market and in the shop, ask the price and haggle

Expert → unit 6 “Home and household”

After this unit: I can rent a place, name things in an apartment and explain what broke

  • Կեղտ
    keght
    dirt
    hence keghtot — dirty — and keghtotel — to stain
  • Քարե
    k'are
    stone
    k'ar — stone; Yerevan is called k'are k'aghak' — the city of stone
  • Կեռիկ
    kerrik
    wall hook
    k'err — crooked — plus -ik: a little crooked thing. The fishing hook is k'arth; the one on the wall is kerrik, and you hang from it in the 'from where' form: kerrikits
  • Տախտակ
    takhtak
    plank
    the cutting board and the blackboard share this root — here is the bare root, a sawn plank. Plywood is nrbatakhtak

Armenian proficiency exam

We found no widely recognized CEFR exam in Armenian for foreign learners. The closest thing is the language requirement for citizenship of Armenia; it has a page of its own.

How to switch without starting from lesson 1

  1. Tap your level. The row of links below this page opens Lingofly in Telegram, no install or sign-up. If you are new here, the “Armenian” course and your Ling level are already selected: you only go through three short screens — language, goal and study time. If you already have an account, add the language and tap “Where to start” on its card in your profile.
  2. Take the check. Your first session is three minutes of “what does this mean?” questions, from easy to hard. Two failed bands in a row and the check ends: we do not drag you through what is too hard.
  3. Carry on from your place. The lessons before your place count as done. Their words come up in your warm-up a few a day: remember one and it is yours; forget it and it comes back again.

Frequently asked

Is Armenian in Ling?

Yes. The difference is not whether the course exists but what is inside it: how many words, whether each has audio, whether the script is taught from zero. We have Armenian in full: 4061 words, with audio, the script explained, a phrasebook and grammar in plain words.

What Armenian level do Ling levels correspond to?

«Beginner» — A1, «Intermediate» — A1, «Upper-Intermediate» — A1, «Advanced» — A1 and «Expert» — A1. Ling does not map its levels to the CEFR, so this is the word count of our course. A three-minute check will show your exact place.

Is there a Armenian exam for foreign learners?

We found no widely recognized CEFR exam in Armenian for foreign learners. The closest thing is the language requirement for citizenship of Armenia; it has a page of its own.

Will I have to start from lesson 1?

No. Mark your Ling level and your first session will be a three-minute check, not lesson 1. From “Upper-Intermediate” you would continue at unit 3 “In the city”, and the words you have covered come back for review a few at a time. If you already have an account with us, add the language and tap “Where to start” on its card in your profile.

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