Ես հայերենի մայրենի լեզվակիր չեմ։ Ես տեսանյութեր եմ պատրաստում՝ օգտագործելով իմ սեփական մարդու կողմից գրված սցենարները, որոնք ես տեղադրում եմ Google Translate-ում՝ այլ երկրների մարդկանց օգնելու համար օգտագործել տեխնոլոգիաները։ Իմ տեսանյութերի մեծ մասը մեքենայական թարգմանության մասին է։ Ես դեմ եմ գեներատիվ արհեստական բանականությանը, բայց ես դեռ օգտագործում եմ մեքենայական թարգմանություն, ուստի ես սովորեցնում եմ այլ մարդկանց, թե ինչպես օգտագործել մեքենայական թարգմանիչներ, ինչպիսին է Google Translate-ը։
I am not a native Armenian speaker. I make videos using my own human-written scripts in which I put into Google Translate, to help people in other countries use tech. Most of my videos are about machine translation. I oppose generative AI, but I still use machine translation, so I teach other people how to use machine translators like Google Translate.
Ահա տեսանյութի հեշթեգերը՝ / Here are the hashtags for the video:
#armenia #armenian #Հայերեն #technology #Հայաստան #տեխնոլոգիա #GoogleTranslate #Translator #MachineTranslation #Educational #ՄեքենայականԹարգմանություն #ԿրթականՏեսանյութ #educationalvideo #լեզվաբանություն #linguistics #computation #Մեքենայականհաշվարկ
Հուսով եմ՝ իմ տեսանյութից նոր բան սովորեցիք։
I hope you learn something new from this video.
YouTube թեգեր (անտեսեք սրանք).
«Հայաստան»; «Հայերեն լեզու»; «Տեխնոլոգիա»; «ինչպես օգտագործել տեխնոլոգիան»
«Տեխնոլոգիական»; «Բառարան»; «Google Translate-ի հայերենի ձեռնարկ»; «Չմոնետիզացված»; «Անվճար թարգմանչական հավելվածներ Android-ի համար, 2025», «Free Android translation apps 2025», «technology», «how to use Google Translate in Armenian» «video made with Google Translate», «Armenia», «Armenian», «technology», «tutorial in Armenian», «country»
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ქართული ენა
**როგორ ვთარგმნოთ ვებსაიტები სომხურ ენაზე**
YouTube თეგები (უგულებელყავით ესენი):
„სომხეთი“; „სომხური ენა“; „ტექნოლოგია“; „ტექნოლოგიის გამოყენების წესი“
„ტექნოლოგიური“; „ლექსიკონი“; „Google Translate-ის სომხური ენის სახელმძღვანელო“; „არამონეტიზებული“; „უფასო მთარგმნელობითი აპლიკაციები Android-ისთვის, 2025“
მე ქართული ენის მშობლიური ენა არ მაქვს. ვიდეოებს Google Translate-ში ჩემივე ადამიანის მიერ დაწერილი სკრიპტების გამოყენებით ვქმნი, რათა სხვა ქვეყნების მოსახლეობას ტექნოლოგიების გამოყენებაში დავეხმარო. ჩემი ვიდეოების უმეტესობა მანქანურ თარგმანს ეხება. მე გენერაციული ხელოვნური ინტელექტის წინააღმდეგი ვარ, მაგრამ მაინც ვიყენებ მანქანურ თარგმანს, ამიტომ სხვა ადამიანებს ვასწავლი, თუ როგორ გამოიყენონ მანქანური თარჯიმნები, როგორიცაა Google Translate. ეს სომხურ ენაზე თარგმნისთვისაა, ამიტომ თუ საქართველოში მცხოვრები ხალხი სომხურ ენას მეორე ენად საუბრობს, ეს ვიდეო მათთვისაა.
იმედი მაქვს, ამ ვიდეოდან რაიმე ახალს ისწავლით.
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русский язык
**Как перевести сайты на армянский язык**
Русский язык для меня не родной. Я снимаю видео, используя собственные тексты, написанные человеком, и загружаю их в Google Translate, чтобы помочь людям в других странах использовать технологии. Большинство моих видео посвящено машинному переводу. Я выступаю против генеративного искусственного интеллекта, но всё же использую машинный перевод, поэтому обучаю других пользоваться такими переводчиками, как Google Translate. Это видео предназначено для перевода на армянский язык, поэтому, если люди в России говорят на армянском как на втором языке, это видео для них.
Теги YouTube (игнорируйте):
«Армения»; «Армянский язык»; «Технологии»; «Как использовать технологии»
«Технологии»; «Словарь»; «Обучение армянскому языку от Google Translate»; «Не монетизируется»; «Бесплатные приложения для перевода на Android, 2025»
Надеюсь, вы узнаете что-то новое из этого видео.
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you don’t even understand basic slang or what emojis mean, and it shows. You drop strings of random angry faces like it’s some secret code, then act confused when people don’t get what you’re trying to say. Normal people pick this stuff up just by, you know, talking to other humans on a regular basis.
Not knowing how common slang works isn’t quirky — it’s proof you have zero social life. You’re so cut off from normal conversation that you treat everyday expressions like they’re in a foreign language. And if you can’t even keep up with casual chat or read the tone behind a simple emoji, you’re basically broadcasting to everyone that you’ve never had consistent, real-world interaction with anyone outside your little cartoon bubble.
TLDR you show more an more why you are a Tard
You’re always asking if you’re a bad person. Here’s how you can know.
Do people ever actually invite you anywhere? And no, I’m not talking about family trips or going somewhere with your parents. I mean people your own age, in real life, who want to hang out with you because they actually enjoy your company. If that answer is “no,” that’s a sign.
You’re 16 and so unable to function in normal society that you can’t even go to school. You just sit at home all night obsessing over Stella and “teaching” yourself random languages nobody cares about. Do you have any idea how much of a burden that is on your parents?
Do you really think your parents are happy about this? Do you get that they probably wish every single day that you were normal? They have to sacrifice financially because you can’t do anything on your own, and one of them basically has to be stuck at home watching you like a toddler while other kids your age are out living their lives.
Do you understand how crushing it is for them knowing they’re never going to have grandkids? They’ve probably known since you were a little kid that you’d never be in a real relationship. You’re 16, you’ve never had your first kiss, never held a girl’s hand, and probably never had a genuine conversation with one that wasn’t your mom.
The truth? If they could trade you for a normal kid, they would. They don’t see you as “special” — they see you as a lifetime responsibility they never asked for. They don’t love you the way you think they do, and deep down they wish they got someone else.
You’re always asking if you’re a bad person. Here’s how you can know.
Do people ever actually invite you anywhere? And no, I’m not talking about family trips or going somewhere with your parents. I mean people your own age, in real life, who want to hang out with you because they actually enjoy your company. If that answer is “no,” that’s a sign.
You’re 16 and so unable to function in normal society that you can’t even go to school. You just sit at home all night beating it off to Stella and “teaching” yourself random languages nobody cares about. Do you have any idea how much of a burden that is on your parents?
Do you really think your parents are happy about this? Do you get that they probably wish every single day that you were normal? They have to sacrifice financially because you can’t do anything on your own, and one of them basically has to be stuck at home watching you like a toddler while other kids your age are out living their lives.
Do you understand how crushing it is for them knowing they’re never going to have grandkids? They’ve probably known since you were a little kid that you’d never be in a real relationship. You’re 16, you’ve never had your first kiss, never held a girl’s hand, and probably never had a genuine conversation with one that wasn’t your mom.
The truth? If they could trade you for a normal kid, they would. They don’t see you as “special” — they see you as a lifetime responsibility they never asked for. They don’t love you the way you think they do, and deep down they wish they got someone else.
she blocked you because you never shut up about Stella and Winx like it’s the only thing keeping you alive. Nobody cares, it’s annoying, and it makes every conversation grind to a halt. You act shocked someone finally decided they didn’t want to hear it anymore. Take the hint — not everyone wants to be dragged into your cartoon obsession 24/7.
Most people actually go outside, talk to real people, and have real friends — so they don’t end up with a “crush” on a cartoon fairy. And even if Stella were somehow real, she wouldn’t go near a guy like you. In the show, she’s confident, outgoing, dresses well, and surrounds herself with fun, attractive people. You’re an awkward shut-in who thinks holding an action figure is peak romance. You don’t have the social skills, the lifestyle, or the personality that someone like her — real or fictional — would want.
So yeah, she blocked you because she’s tired of hearing it. And everyone else probably is too.
You seriously think you’re going to get a job and move to India? Bro, you can’t even go to school, you have no friends, no social life, and you spend all day talking about cartoon fairies like they’re your girlfriends. You have zero work experience, zero qualifications, and you can’t hold a normal conversation without it getting weird in under 30 seconds.
Have you ever even ordered your own food at a restaurant? Have you ever paid for something on your own without mommy and daddy helping you?
Jobs aren’t handed out because you want one They require skills, reliability, and the ability to function around other humans all things you’ve shown you can’t do. And moving to another country isn’t just hopping on a plane with your action figure. You’d need serious money, paperwork, and the ability to adapt to a completely different culture and environment. If you can’t handle talking to a cashier or sitting through a school day, you’re not surviving a move halfway across the world.
This is completely detached from reality. The only moving you’re doing is from your bed to your desk to type out another post about Stella.