In lessons 1-3 you have learned the basic concepts of Georgian verb conjugation, using verb objects and how to use past tenses in Georgian. As with all languages (and all learning topics really) the rules and patterns you learn are only true to a certain extend and you have to…
საკითხავი მასალა #5: ლექსი "სულიკო" It's been a while since we picked a Georgian text to work on our vocabulary and to gain new insights into the Georgian language. The famous Georgian poem (and later song) სულიკო (Suliko, "little, gentle soul") from Georgia'…
This new საიდუმლო ქართული (Secret Georgian) series is all about topics that are usually not taught in Georgian lessons or treated textbooks due to their delicate nature. Even for advanced learners other sources are not readily available and the interested student has to spend a lot of time digging through…
If you have the premium membership here at kartuliena.eu, then you already have access to the PDF e-book of The Georgian Conjugation Compass (alongside the other benefits of your subscription). I did have, however, a number of requests about whether the Compass was available separately in printed version, so…
In Lessons 1 and 2 introduced we learned basic concepts of verb conjugation and the use of objects with Georgian verbs. Lesson 1: Basic ConjugationHaving picked up a number of basic phrases on the first trip to Georgia or from a Georgian friend outside of Georgia and after starting to…
Learning a language is not only about understanding and correctly applying the rules of the grammar, often what it needs to take the next step forward in your proficiency, is just to increase your vocabulary – especially if you want to improve from B1 to B2 and especially when trying to…
When adding new Georgian verbs and their conjugations to the website, I often try to use example sentences in the conjugation tables for all moods and tenses (full conjugations). From what I gather from the feedback, this is what most users are looking for here on kartuliena.eu. In the…
Dear friends of the Georgian language! Some more feedback has come in lately, thank you so much for the help! ძალიან დიდი მადლობა დახმარებისთვის! Some of you have pointed out a couple of typos in the Conjugation Compass, in the verbs წერს (subjunctive, optative, perfect) and წუხს (present). I fixed…