GEORGIAN PHRASES AND EXPRESSIONS | SPEAK GEORGIAN

[@polski-z-lili]

I'm native Georgian but still watching you coz ur amazing 😍

[@oliwiaabdmassih7991]

დიდი მადლობა ანა😊

[@yanelesia]

Came here to learn Georgian cause I love Irakli Charkviani, happy to see him here!

[@speakgeorgian]

@@yanelesia yes, I use his songs often🙈

[@maxhussein5377]

I live in Tblisi and I am thankful for your videos they helped me

[@LearnEnglishorKIDS]

so useful, as always. thanks for your free training. 😘

[@sloppydog4831]

As someone who is hearing it for the first time, it sounds like a mix between Russian and Arabic. I was watching a movie showing the "Knight in The Panther's Skin", and it sounded like it, although many characters are Arabic. My native language is Brazilian Portuguese.

[@andrewkim8660]

Very useful and practical !! God bless you !!

[@MooDuck31]

Amazing video. Thanks, Ana. Was nice to see clips from შუა ქალაქში. Just recently watched that episode about Irakli's birthday. Is it also possible to say თავისთავად for "of course"?

[@speakgeorgian]

thank you. თავისთავად is of course

[@ghasemnik5242]

Მადლობა მიგესალმებით ირანიდან

[@hassanalrashed6245]

Thanks for your effort. Very interesting. I would like to add a tip for learning any language: please use your own language and link it with the language you’re intending to learn. For example in Georgian language there are more many words and phrases that’s derived from Arabic , English, Turks Russian and Persian. Some of it might be funny words in your langue but has meaning in other languages. Just try.

[@speakgeorgian]

Thanks for your tip🥰

[@hassanalrashed6245]

@@speakgeorgian arapris

[@hassanalrashed6245]

@@speakgeorgian frist time I arrived Tbilisi I learned the world madloba so I said to someone madloba and he replied arapris. I thought he was asking are you an Arab and I replied yes I’m an Arab. It was funny 😄

[@speakgeorgian]

@@hassanalrashed6245 :D :D sounds like it a bit, yes. also the word "არა" can sound like "არაბი"

[@hassantasiri7327]

Very good

[@yusufmertustun]

Madloba :))

[@Palaciofilin]

Thank you again!! your lessons are great

[@speakgeorgian]

დიდი მადლობა😍

[@gwenj4475]

Thank you so much for these great videos!

[@najibhourany6025]

Thank you so much

[@Discover_the_world3]

Hi ❤lovr from Pakistan 🇵🇰 gujar khan

[@zeintariskandar]

anna answer me pleeeeeeease.. how you say boy? bichi or bitji? bichi like children or bitji like journalist?

[@speakgeorgian]

ბიჭიიიიიიიიი with "tch"

[@zeintariskandar]

@@speakgeorgian thanks🤗

[@MandipSingh336]

Good teacher 😊

[@venomousbluefrog]

love the examples, you've just turned me on to Irakli Charkviani. Modi modi modi aq

[@speakgeorgian]

@@venomousbluefrog I love him😁🤩

[@nuztotosha]

გამარჯობა! Bello l'inno nazionale kartvelico: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ranZnK2YdteBnJYsi=zI1Kc-eezF9Ci37Q 🙂 Come si dice "bello l'inno" in kartuli ena, cara insegnante?

[@nuztotosha]

Nell'Ottobre del 2017 comprai una grammatica di kartuli ena con un dizionario minimalista di 9000 vocaboli kartvelici, ma ho capito solo poche parole riguardanti i cosiddetti "convenevoli". Il libro di grammatica mi è risultato da subito molto arduo da capire. Secondo me si tratta di una grammatica ideata e realizzata per chi ha già imparato le basi, i rudimenti, delle regole sintattiche del kartuli ena, più che per i neofiti assoluti 😁

[@speakgeorgian]

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