Language/Georgian

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Facts about Georgian

Georgian is the most widely-spoken of the Kartvelian languages and serves as the literary language or lingua franca for speakers of related languages. It is the official language of Georgia and the native or primary language of 90% of its population.

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• Language code (ISO 639-3): kat
• Autonyms (how to write "Georgian" in Georgian): ქართული ენა / ქართული
• Other names for "Georgian": Common Kartvelian, Gorji, Gruzin
• The Georgian language is spoken in: Georgia
• Number of Speakers: Around 4 million

Source

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgian_language

Georgian Dictionaries

• Translate.ge: Georgian-English dictionary

• National parliamentary library of Georgia: online dictionaries

• English-Georgian dictionary

• Dictionary of idioms   იდიომური გამოთქმების ლექსიკონი

• Goethe-Verlag: Georgian-English common phrases & illustrated vocabulary (+ audio)

• Dictionnaire géorgien-russe-français: Georgian-Russian-French dictionary, by David Tchoubinof (1840)

• Vocabulaire de la langue géorgienne: Georgian-French vocabulary, by Julius Klaproth (1827)

• Dittionario giorgiano e italiano: Georgian-Italian dictionary, by Stefano Paolini & Niceforo Irbachi (1629)

Sources

• https://www.lexilogos.com/english/georgian_dictionary.htm

Free Georgian Lessons

• Grammar Lessons

• Vocabulary Lessons

• Pronunciation Lessons

• Culture Lessons

Language Exchange

• Find members TEACHING Georgian

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Forum

• SHARE ideas about Georgian

• Ask a QUESTION about Georgian

Tools

• Have your text CORRECTED in Georgian

• VIDEOS to learn Georgian

Marketplace

• Buy or Sell SERVICES related to Georgian

Last Lessons

Geographic Regions — Recent History — Ancient Kingdoms — Applying for a Job — Job Titles and Professions — Compound Prepositions — Simple Prepositions — Literature and Poetry — Theater and Film — Music and Dance — Services and Emergencies — Shopping Vocabulary — Money and Currency — Comparison — Adjective Agreement — Independence Day — Easter — New Year's and Christmas — Asking for and Giving Directions — Public Transportation — Conditional and Imperative — Past Tense — Present Tense — Table Manners — Wine and Spirits — Traditional Dishes — Relationships and Titles — Family Members — Accusative Case — Dative Case