Learn Georgian alphabet | part 2 + reading ზ,რ,პ,ს,ჩ,შ,ძ,წ

[@angelloser1180]

You are a wonderful teacher ❤❤

[@xanraishy]

მადლობა 🫶🏼

[@RavinderSingh-he8mz]

Thanku very much I am new Georgia. Your video is so helpful for me under stand kartuly 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@martazele]

We have 'dz' in Polish pronounced very, very similar to the Georgian language but we use two letters for it - 'dz', not as in Georgian one letter 'ძ' :). Thanks for your videos, I just started learning Georgian and your channel is helping me a lot!

[@speakgeorgian]

მადლობა დიდი !

[@draculzxc]

dziękuję:)

[@franksalot3449]

thank you so much for making these videos! they are incredibly helpful:)

[@JacquesDPz]

Thank you so much for your lessons. They are helping me a lot to learn Georgian. Much appreciated

[@hackymilacky]

Thank you so much for this! I am moving to tbilisi next week and this is how I am learning the whole language

[@raiahy]

Thank you for making super informative videos, I have met awesome Georgian people that inspired me to learn the language :) Someone in the comments mentioned it already but yes in polish we have "dz" pronounced the same! And in Korean language there is also (among other) the hard "p" sound (transcribed as "pp) and the soft "th" sound :)

[@just_bence]

In Hungarian we also have the sound "dz", and it's written like "dz". Though it's a rare sound, we don't have many words with it :)))

[@кусокводы]

In Ukrainian we don't have a special latter for the dz sound, but we distinguish it as a separate sound. In transcription it is written like [дз] , not [д з]. And it's pronounced almost like the Georgian one. The same thing with dj sound. Thank you, have a nice day

[@speakgeorgian]

Yeah, the same thing almost ❤ good day you too!

[@semi5505]

We have ძ in slovakia. For example word “medzi” which stands for “between”

[@PeachPlaysRoblox]

Thank you so much i now know ny cukture

[@ahmedkhalilovich]

Thanks a lot ❤

[@ahmedkhalilovich]

Thanks keep going ❤

[@Oiramdesrever]

3:31 ჩ 4:03 შ 5:26 წ

[@armx881]

In Armenian we have ձ which is the same DZy)

[@gymmotivation1730]

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[@gymmotivation1730]

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[@ckskuo7182]

Que wen vidio explicas very good tu parli italiano?

[@speakgeorgian]

Si💖

[@afghanatheist813]

Z zufa. Chemi coli tkvi zufa ginda o😅

[@ForestHealth]

In Latvian language we have DZ and we pronounce it just like you but we write it DZ. I like Georgian because like you said all letters are read out as they are, no funky stuff as in English and most of languages, especially Persian 🤦‍♀ Latvian is also read out as it is. If you know separate letters, you can read.