Learn Georgian Alphabet | 33 letters explained

[@StoicHistorian]

Thank you so much, only place on the internet where an English speaker can learn this beautiful language

[@speakgeorgian]

Thank you!

[@shouvikghosh8946]

As of now, I can train myself well enough to at least identify all the characters without reference. This summary video will be a great help. ძალიან დიდი მადლობა

[@FrozenMermaid666]

I learned the Georgian alphabet yesterday, and now I can read Georgian words, but only when written with normal font styles like this and like the font style from G translate - so, I know the Gothic alphabet and the Norse alphabets aka the Runes and the Cyrillic alphabets and the Greek alphabet and the Devanagari and Hindi alphabets and the Yiddish alphabet and now I also know the Georgian alphabet and trying to learn the Tibetan alphabet as well, and, I want to learn more alphabets, as alphabets tend to be very pretty! (By the way, I find the Georgian alphabet easier to read than the Cyrillic alphabet, so it’s kinda like the Yiddish alphabet and like the Gothic alphabet and like the other Runic alphabets, which I could learn in one day, and revised them several times - also, easy to memorize, I learned it in one day, and I’ll be revising it multiple times, but I can technically read the words, so it’s pretty easy to learn!)

[@margaritabirgen]

that was a really excellent video. I took my time and spent a week learning your letters. will watch again and again. thank you!! madloba!

[@speakgeorgian]

Thanks a lot🙏 good luck

[@mckaughnbrown5969]

Your classes online are very helpful. Some of the most helpful i have found. I been to Georgia twice and will return soon for a longer time because my fiancée is Georgian and he knows most English, so, im trying to learn Georgian and your channel has been a God send. It really helps me at family dinners and in the market. Thank you🙏🏼

[@speakgeorgian]

Wow so happy💘 good luck

[@Imita0903]

Thank you so much for your awesome job helping me to learn this beautiful alphabet~

[@mkvrtgo]

Incrediblu useful. Great help to untangle the alphabet! Thank you

[@renem1219]

I actually understand. Surprised. It is forming the pathways in the brain and committing to memory.

[@BloopMoop23]

❤ madloba!

[@rcookie5128]

"It's some form of Elvish. I can't read it." "There are few who can." Jokes aside, it's a beautiful alphabet! Really intriguing language as a whole, if I had more time, I'd learn it.

[@speakgeorgian]

Thank you even if you are not gonna learn it😄😍

[@rcookie5128]

@@speakgeorgian Yw, and who knows, maybe I'll change my mind in a few years, lol :D

[@speakgeorgian]

Let me know in case😄

[@rcookie5128]

@@speakgeorgian რა თქმა უნდა! :) Now I already know where to look for, for videos! ;)

[@Canaanenee]

Thank you!

[@fabulouschild2005]

This is very helpful. I was enspired to learn ქართული by the national team's fantastic work in the Euros

[@speakgeorgian]

@@fabulouschild2005 🙈🙈

[@FrozenMermaid666]

What does kartuli mean? I learned the Georgian alphabet yesterday, and now I can read Georgian words, but only when written with normal font style like this and like the normal font style used on G translate - so, I know the Gothic alphabet and the Norse alphabets aka the Runes and the Cyrillic alphabets and the Greek alphabet and the Devanagari and Hindi alphabets and the Yiddish alphabet and now I also know the Georgian alphabet and trying to learn the Tibetan alphabet as well, and, I want to learn more alphabets, as alphabets tend to be very pretty… The pronunciation of the letters that are ejectives is very difficult!

[@fabulouschild2005]

@FrozenMermaid666 Kartuli is Georgian for, well, the Georgian Language!

[@chuhnya2079]

Thank you, my native language is Russian, but I have Georgian relatives in Georgia and I want to speak their language. This is the only place in internet, where i understood difference between ქ, ყ and კ 🙏

[@Voodoosorceress]

Thank you for taking the time!

[@AliHemide]

You are the best i have atravel and it helped me to much

[@saebica]

The t' k' are very difficult glotal sounds but sound amazingly interesting

[@nomadjoel111]

Very useful

[@hayaletogrenci1868]

It was my first and last Georgian lesson, madloba Georgian

[@hayaletogrenci1868]

Update, i tried 2 times and i learnt little bit

[@speakgeorgian]

🙏

[@xanraishy]

Thanks a lot❤❤

[@bakihanma1680]

how do you make that Ku and Q sound. The Q sound is crazy.

[@speakgeorgian]

@@bakihanma1680 i guess it requires a video

[@fuji_films]

Hello! What's the difference between ხ e ყ ?

[@speakgeorgian]

@@fuji_films ხ is like "kh" in Russian, simillar to Spanish, ყ is like strong k, coming from the throat, maybe like in arabic

[@fuji_films]

@@speakgeorgian thanks. Doesn't then ხ sound similar to ჰ? 😂

[@speakgeorgian]

@@fuji_films yes, it is just stronger😁

[@shirinschool]

Madloba ❤🫶🏻

[@SionTJobbins]

is there a 'f' sound in Georgian - like 'from' or 'off'?

[@speakgeorgian]

There is not this letter in our alphabet.

[@SionTJobbins]

@@speakgeorgian of right, interesting. I've just written the Welsh language 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 post on Wicipedia about Georgian alphabet and wanted to check. Diolch, thanks. 👍

[@speakgeorgian]

Wow, okay, that's cool❤️

[@duke8925]

Why are there so many similar sounds in Georgian? I wish there would be a separate video focusing only on similar sounds and their history or maybe some logic behind so that it would be easier to understand their pronunciation and remember when to use them

[@FrozenMermaid666]

I am learning Welsh and all the other Celtic languages together with Norse and Gothic and Icelandic as well as all the other Norse / Germanic / Nordic languages and Latin languages and some of the Slavic and mostly Slavic languages and a few other languages and alphabets, and yesterday I learned the Georgian alphabet, and I noticed that there is no F letter in Georgian - Welsh has the ff for the f sound and the f for the v sound, but I think Georgian may not have the F sound at all, tho I am not sure if there are any letter combinations that would make the F sound, in some loanwords maybe…?! (I am also learning the food terms / nature terms / flower terms and some other words in Georgian and Polish, and I noticed that words that would have the letter F in English and in other languages have the letter P in Georgian!)

[@AryaGiram]

Thank you ❤

[@darkshinigami9438]

2:55 you say "guli" but the transcription written is "ginda"

[@speakgeorgian]

ops :D

[@manfredneilmann4305]

I'm missing the consistent use of the apostrophe (') to mark those ejective consonants (p', t', k', ts', tsh') opposed to their aspirated versions.

[@speakgeorgian]

in the video all the letters had them

[@yaz2408]

ძაან მადლობა

[@deomnibusdubitandumest3483]

is there any difference in pronaunciation of these 2 letters: ც, წ ?

[@speakgeorgian]

Yeah, წ sounds stronger

[@ZaneVonDragluvier]

@2:56 mins of your 10:15 mins video you made a mistake in writing გული in english (you wrote ginda).

[@aminkeykha5546]

بسیاری از واژه ها با فارسی شبیه هستند مثلا ورد ، پری به معنای گل و پری در فارسی هم هست ❤

[@najibhourany6025]

Hello What is the meaning of სიო Thank you for the videos

[@speakgeorgian]

Hi, it means "breeze"

[@najibhourany6025]

@@speakgeorgian thank you

[@shagullahmad2303]

💞💞🤍🤍🤍

[@horaciomigueles2131]

😍😍😍😍😍

[@maryk99983]

წჰატ ა ამაზინგ გირლ ლეარნინგ გეორგიან ლანგუაგე სუტცჰ ა ცლევერ გირლ წელლ დონე👍👍👍👍

[@MichaelSmith-vk4nh]

AHHHHHHHH IT'S IMPOSSIBLE, AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, IT'S SO HARD

[@learn_georgian_language]

Super cute ! ძალიან მიყვარს

[@speakgeorgian]

I can say the same about your channel😇

[@yaz2408]

please say ყ slower and more clear, thank you.