How to say Good morning in Georgian?
Good morning in Georgian – there are few ways to greet someone. Some of them are used on specific time, some are universal no matter what time it is. Let’s learn those together! One may say we have a mix…
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How to say „I know Georgian”?
I know Georgian – time to learn this sentence. From this article you will learn the conjugation of the verb “to know” in present tense and when to use it (and when definitely not).
How to create aorist in Georgian? Part 2: verb to eat
To eat in Georgian will become our example of next verb group that you’ll learn in aorist (Georgian tense similar to past simple). Eating in Georgia is huge part of the culture, so you have to know how to say…
How to ask „How are you?” in Georgian?
Learn how to ask How are you in Georgian – the question that starts each conversation. Learn the prononciation and how to answer it and have a whole small-talk. Each talk in Georgian starts with a friendly “How are you…
How to use 2nd Georgian case? Part 1
The second case – Ergative – in Georgian often seems the most complex one, which is just a myth. It’s connected with the fact that it does not exist in many other languages. However, the declination itself and its usage is both…
How to say „What do you do?” in Georgian?
“What do you do?” in Georgian can be an opening question for many conversations, so it’s worthy to remember it. Here you will learn how to conjugate the verb “to do” in present tense and create sentences with it. There…
How to create aorist (past simple) in Georgian? Part 1
Aorist in Georgian – how to use it, create it and which cases to use for it? This post is all about the topic and we focus on verbs like do and work. Check it out! Let’s start with explanation…
Short form of the verb „to be” in Georgian
Do you know that the Georgian verb “to be” can have also short form? Maybe you have seen a mysterious -a added in the end of a word? Read this post and learn how to use the short form of…
How to say “My name is” in Georgian?
My name is – how to say it in Georgian? This is a basic sentence that you’ll encounter in many daily situations. You may be asked by your new Georgian friends or the receptionist in a hotel. That is why…