Blizzardman

Hi again everyone. Ignore my first two posts- I've learned the difference between Eastern and Western now. Sorry if my question seemed vague. Basically what I was trying to ask was, why do we have multiple letters that have the same sound. For example if I wanted to write ջուր (water), how would I know to write ր instead of ռ.

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So, can help me with my original questions, what is the difference between թ and տ ռ and ր չ and ջ Also, how is "ու" pronounced when its alone? Is it the same as when its in the middle of a word ("ooh")?

I'm not sure what you mean by that. Can someone tell me what these languages are? յունարէն - yoonaren իփայերէն - eepayeren

Parev everyone. After ~12 years I am trying to read in Armenian again. I need some clarification on a few character sounds. What is the difference between: թ and տ ք and կ Also, I found out that when I learned to read, I was learning the Western script (i.e. պ as b, բ as p). Should I adjust myself to Eastern, because it seems to be the more commonly used one on the internet. Thanks in advance