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If you back translate the Armenian title into English it will be “As Long As We’re Alive”. I tried to rename it keeping the style of the original as the literal translation sounded way off and consisted of 2 long words.
ՔԱՆԻ ԴԵՌ ԿԱՆՔ (my translation) vs ՄԵԶԱՆԻՑ ՎԵՐՋԻՆՆԵՐԸ (literal)
Even if it was avaliable in Armenian, the cover font will still be the original haha. Good work tho
The last word in armenian kinda looks like Gulp.
Привет из Украины! Отличная работа!
So Armenian is what happens when stable diffusion tries to make images with words on it. Gotcha.
Here in my country they had a bootleg cover translated as “the last of Americans” (like US = ‘murrica).
That’s the official name to me now