How to tell time in Georgian

[@MooDuck31]

Thank you, Ana. It is so difficult that even native speaker sometimes get confused. When you showed how to say 9:25 you wrote ცხრის ოცდახუთი წუთია. :)

[@speakgeorgian]

Oh thank you, I saw

[@najibhourany6025]

Wonderfull Thank you so much

[@username58482]

Thank you!!

[@koreka36424]

Hello Ana, I've just come to Tbilisi for a few months and I'm using your videos to learn the language ! Thank you so much first of all! You're talking about a grammar book during the video and I was wondering if you could give the reference? I think it would help me ! Thank you again :)

[@speakgeorgian]

thanks, here it is shubitidze.gumroad.com/l/vhbhw?_gl=1*1vklvlt*_ga*NTY4MzYzNjYxLjE3MjUyNjkyNTE.*_ga_6LJN6D94N6*MTcyOTQ5MTQ3NC4yMy4xLjE3Mjk0OTE4MDcuMC4wLjA.

[@Uluc-cg4tm]

Another useful video thanks. Do you know that in turkish we have same word "saat"?. İt comes from arabic language..

[@Uluc-cg4tm]

Sorry it is from persian😊

[@speakgeorgian]

Sorry Persian, I thought it was Turkish😁 yeah, I saw on my boarding pass "Binis saati" if I am not mistaken, in Georgian it means the time of the flat😁 I guessed it was local time or something

[@Uluc-cg4tm]

@@speakgeorgian we have so many common words so my vocabulary in georgian is good. İt is interesting that, apart from vocabulary, we have some grammar in common, namely we have suffix -den/-dan meaning from, also suffix -li denoting the person from that country mentioned..

[@speakgeorgian]

I did not know, it is really interesting

[@Uluc-cg4tm]

@@speakgeorgian ბორტზე საათი : biniş saati

[@waatchwithus]

Perfect

[@KatrinMousavi]

9:25 არის ათის ოცდახუთი წუთია ან ცხრის ოცდახუთი წუთია?😢

[@speakgeorgian]

ათის! my mistake

[@okantopaloglu4427]

ანა; გამარჯობა,09;25 [ცხრის ოცდახუთი წუთია] თუ [ათის ოცდახუთი წუთია] რომელი სწორეა?

[@speakgeorgian]

ათის 😄 სალამი, შეცდომა მაქვს