East Armenian

East Armenian is a dialect of the Armenian language spoken primarily in the Republic of Armenia and parts of Iran. It has unique pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar features that distinguish it from Western Armenian, which is spoken mainly in the Armenian diaspora. East Armenian uses the Armenian script and has a rich literary tradition, being the basis for modern standard Armenian. It developed historically in the eastern regions of Armenia, reflecting the cultural and political influences of those areas. Overall, East Armenian is a vital part of Armenia's national identity and linguistic heritage.