Armenian Language Day
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In 2006, former Prime Minister of Armenia Andranik Markarian congratulated him, which, in particular, notes:
“Congratulations on Mother Language Day. This holiday is celebrated for the first time in our country at the state level. For centuries, our language and culture have been the strongest factors for the preservation of Armenian national and spiritual values in world civilization.
On the occasion of the holiday, for the contribution to the development of the language, the Prime Minister's certificates of gratitude were encouraged by Aghasi Aivazyan, Silva Yuzbashyan, Nara Shlepchyan, Nadia Antonyan, Artem Sargsyan, Vachagan Sargsyan, Granush Hakobyan, Petros Bedirian, Maria Koshkakaryan, Nina Harutyunyan, Raisa Mkrtchyan and Stepan Mnatsakanyan.
Armenian (Armenian) is a language belonging to the Phrygian-Armenian subgroup of the Greco-Phrygian-Armenian group of the Paleo-Balkan branch of the Indo-European family of languages. Among them is one of the ancient scriptures.
The Armenian alphabet was created by Mesrop Mashtots in 405–406.
The total number of speakers worldwide is about 15 million.