Learn by playing
Armenian adventures: walk in and talk
Small story games where you walk around a scene, talk to the people in it and get something done — order a coffee, catch a flight, see a doctor. Everything you say is Armenian.
How an adventure plays
Walk around
Tap where you want to go, or use the arrow keys. Walk up to someone to start talking.
Talk to people
Choose what to say, hear every line read aloud, and see the translation when you need it.
Use what you're given
Collect things into your bag — a boarding pass, a fresh lavash — and hand over the right one when someone asks.
Earn stars
Finish with few mistakes for three stars, then replay to collect them all. Each adventure unlocks the next.
The adventures
- 1Level A1
At the Café
Walk into a Yerevan café and order a coffee from Ani.
- 2Level A2
At the Airport
Check in, clear passport control and board your flight.
- 3Level A2
A Day in Yerevan
Buy fresh lavash at the bakery, take a taxi and find your way to Republic Square.
- 4Level A2
At the Clinic
Tell the doctor what's wrong, then pick up your medicine at the pharmacy.
- 5Level A2
Getting Around
Ask a local for directions, find the right marshrutka and ride downtown.
Armenia along the way
Adventures stop for the small things a visitor notices — why lavash is on UNESCO's heritage list, what makes Republic Square pink — so you learn the place as well as the language.
Questions
What are Armenian adventures?
Short story games inside Haylingua. You walk a character around a scene — a café, an airport, a street in Yerevan — and complete goals by talking to the people there in Armenian.
What level do I need?
The first adventure, At the Café, is A1: a few weeks of lessons is enough. The others are A2.
Are the adventures free?
Yes. Every adventure is free to play with a Haylingua account.
Do they work on a phone?
Yes. Tap to walk and tap a person to talk. They run in the browser, with nothing to install.
Can I play an adventure again?
As often as you like. Replaying is how you collect all three stars, and it's a good way to review the phrases before the next one.
Your first adventure is a coffee
Create a free account and walk into the café.