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 Message 97 of 426
19 March 2012 at 4:53pm | IP Logged 
zecchino: is this the one you mean by Peace Corps?


http://multimedia.peacecorps.gov/multimedia/audio/languagele ssons/georgia/GE_Georgian_Language_Lessons.pdf
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 Message 98 of 426
19 March 2012 at 6:13pm | IP Logged 
Expugnator wrote:
zecchino: is this the one you mean by Peace Corps?


http://multimedia.peacecorps.gov/multimedia/audio/languagele
ssons/georgia/GE_Georgian_Language_Lessons.pdf


Yep!

TixhiiDon wrote:
I'm so glad you've fallen in love with Georgian. I really like the
language too.
There's something so satisfying about a Georgian sentence somehow. It seems so fully
formed and tidy.


Exactly! Couldn't have said it better myself. :)

TixhiiDon wrote:
So now I would suggest trying to read some Georgian short stories and
novels, and even
more importantly jumping on a plane to Tbilisi!


I will as soon as possible! I have some money saved up but I want to go to some other
places on the same trip, so I'll have to wait maybe a year or so. Can't wait though!


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 Message 99 of 426
19 March 2012 at 8:17pm | IP Logged 
zecchino, do you also know the 200 hours familiarization course? It's more comprehensive than Peace Corps, and it comes with exercises, even though the audio is not available around there.
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 Message 100 of 426
19 March 2012 at 8:25pm | IP Logged 
Ah yeah I saw someone asked on your log. I don't know though, sorry. I've never heard of
it.,, Sounds interesting though.
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 Message 101 of 426
19 March 2012 at 9:29pm | IP Logged 
You can find the book here:

https://content45.wuala.com/rawcontent/07195Al87ui_Fu5tFcX37 4FI05RwxwIG95ifUSWBHD0WbdrpJsnY9CsWetRrUAYc92-M12L9mT200wlHt ZepfGau4hOeIoU7QNOs7iybLLz9qWDyUEghFHXhH-jnMTnhotIF16hNprEBx 7sjjeOj42h2PuMhqwW_C0geCbpNQXPcFPLF6CeW6onkiuv41Lv7/georgian _complete.pdf

or https://www.wuala.com/rick12/DLI%20courses/?key=elOjzFi48Hxj

I think it's a very useful course even without the audio, 'coz we're familiar with the way most of its words sound like.. though it has some typos (in English and Georgian). It's the one I'm considering using for a revision.
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 Message 102 of 426
28 March 2012 at 7:19am | IP Logged 
I decided to write something... it's kind of silly but I was bored! ;)

დღეს უნივერსიტეტში წავედი. იქ დინა ვნახე. თუ არ იცით, დინა ჩემი რუსული ენის
მასწავლებელია. ის არ არის კეთილი ქალი. როცა რუსულად ცუდად ვლაპარაკობთ, (this is
where I got stuck! I want to say "she gets mad at us"). მაგრამ ზოგჯერ დინა მომწონს.
როცა გაბრაზებული არ არის, ძალიან სასაცილო და კეთილია.

იქ არის ჩემს კლასში ბიჭი რომ რაიენი ქვია. დინას არ უყვარს, იმიტომ რომ სულელურ
კითხვებს ყოველთვის კითხავს. იქ არის კიდევ ერთი ბიჭი, არტიომი ქვია. დინას ისიც არ
უყვარს, იმიტომ რომ მის დაშინაო სამუშაოს არასოდეს არ აკეთებს.

I was kind of confused about whether to use misi or tavisi in that last sentence. I
wanted to say "he never does HIS homework," but I can't tell if it sounds like that or
like "he doesn't do HER (Dina's) homework"...

Edit: One more thing, what's the difference between radgan and imitom rom?


Edited by zecchino1991 on 28 March 2012 at 9:23am

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 Message 103 of 426
29 March 2012 at 12:53am | IP Logged 
რა კარგად წერ ქართულად!
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 Message 104 of 426
29 March 2012 at 2:01am | IP Logged 
Quote:
she gets mad at us


გვიბრაზდება ხოლმე.

Quote:
იქ არის ჩემს კლასში ბიჭი რომ რაიენი ქვია.


ჩემს კლასში არის ბიჭი რომელსაც რაიენი ქვია.
"იქ არის" is not used in the way as "there is" is used in English.

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იმიტომ რომ სულელურ კითხვებს ყოველთვის კითხავს.


იმიტომ რომ სულელურ კითხვებს უსვამს ყოველთვის.

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დინას ისიც არ უყვარს, იმიტომ რომ მის დაშინაო სამუშაოს არასოდეს არ აკეთებს.


You should use "თავისი" because it refers to the subject in the sentence (Ryan not doing his homework). "მის" refers to the object (not doing Dina's homework).

Homework - საშინაო დავალება

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what's the difference between radgan and imitom rom?


'radgan' is way more formal than 'imitom rom'.
I can't think of any other specific differences.

...

Really good job, you have written quite complicated sentences.




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