You are doing so good, and keep like this.your videos help me so much and i am following and watching your videos with heart!!!....thanks a lot for your hardwork...❤
Hi Ana, I am a little confused when to use midis vs. modis in speaking in the third person. Does it matter? In Georgia is it the same thing to say he is coming to the house vs he is going to the house?
It is about who is the speaker. If you are at home and your friend is coming there too, you say "მეგობარი მოდის (სახლში)", if he goes to his home from yours -" მეგობარი მიდის სახლში". Hope it is clear
@@lawrnc1424 ო- means it is a narative, it is said by someone. თბილისი არისო - Someone said it is Tbilisi. მე ვარო - someone said "it is me" When you add "ო" you avoid saying "someone said" and it becomes obvious.
can you tell me the difference between this words, please: დიახ კი კარგი also I hear sometimes people says something like: ხო or ხობ, something like this, which mean okay or yes as I think ..!
გმადლობთ ამ შესანიშნავი გაკვეთილისთვის და ნათელი ახსნისთვის🙏👍🙂
Thanks for this great tutorial and clear explanation
Thank you so much for your videos. I hope to see you soon in your lessons.
Very useful lesson. I knew most of it but several expressions I didn't know them! მადლობა.
You are doing so good, and keep like this.your videos help me so much and i am following and watching your videos with heart!!!....thanks a lot for your hardwork...❤
მადლობა დიდი
Didi madloba.
Hi Ana, I am a little confused when to use midis vs. modis in speaking in the third person. Does it matter? In Georgia is it the same thing to say he is coming to the house vs he is going to the house?
It is about who is the speaker. If you are at home and your friend is coming there too, you say "მეგობარი მოდის (სახლში)", if he goes to his home from yours -" მეგობარი მიდის სახლში". Hope it is clear
Thanks, very clear. @@speakgeorgian
Are there any graded books availale for foreign learners?
Yes, check geofl.ge, it is one of them
The ending -ში is all clear. But: I've also heard -შიაო in a song (e.g. სახლშიაო, ბაღშიაო), what's that? o.O
@@lawrnc1424 ო- means it is a narative, it is said by someone.
თბილისი არისო - Someone said it is Tbilisi.
მე ვარო - someone said "it is me"
When you add "ო" you avoid saying "someone said" and it becomes obvious.
@speakgeorgian Great :) მადლობა!
can you tell me the difference between this words, please:
დიახ
კი
კარგი
also I hear sometimes people says something like: ხო or ხობ, something like this, which mean okay or yes as I think ..!
დიახ, კი- yes
კარგი-okay, fine, nice.
დიახ is more formal, კი is neutral, ხო is informal
მადლობა@@speakgeorgian