Learning Georgian: A List of Georgian Lessons by Tamuna10

[asawp]

List of Lessons

Alphabet
Personal Pronouns
Conjugations-Subject verb prefixes and suffixes
Conjugations-Object verb prefixes and suffixes
Declensions
Prepositions
Plurals 1
Plurals 2
Phrases
Elemental Vocabulary
Adjectives
Numbers
Sentence Making
Verb Vocabulary
Possessive Pronouns
Verb Series and Screeves
Preverbs
Time: Present Indicative

Lessons By: Tamuna10

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[Tamuna10]

Thanks for uploading this ^_^ Here's the lingot

[m.tastic]

Awesome :)

[cloud_eight]

I was thinking of making a directory for Tamuna's Georgian posts, but you went above and beyond with a picture and everything. Wonderful job!

[asawp]

Vielen dank!

[IamBrazilian]

Cool, have a lingot!

[katarzynakc]

Hi all! I'm interested in Georgian course on duolingo, is there any chance it will be available one day? Hopefully! Thanks for all the materials here, they are very useful!

[RolfTheRolf]

Oh my god, I started a short 30-hour Georgian course which ends next week, WHY HAVE I FOUND THIS ONLY NOW? This thread looks REALLY great, thank you! :)

[chechevizza]

Tamuna, you are amazing! Really want to support your course. Already know georgian on this level, so it would be nice, if you continue this. Dzaaan didi madloba!!!

[Razmikb]

Great lessons :)

Vote for Georgian course here https://www.duolingo.com/comment/10727793

[Himawari34]

Hi! I wanted to make a post on the list of lessons created by users (soon I hope) and I just want to let you know that I will include the link of this lesson page and usernames there ^^ please reply if you give permission to do so

[asawp]

Hey! That is perfectly alright! I'm more than wiling to give you permission! I'm glad you're taking the initiative to make the list :)

[Himawari34]

Thank you for your kind words! TwT

[chrigugegl]

gmadloba

[Mediaheidari]

its amazing thanks a lot

[Valentinka751]

Дякую!

[karebeaner]

This is wonderful- thanks!!

[krellkey]

The following resource was posted in a different discussion about learning Georgian. I'm dropping it here to help centralize resources, since so many are already linked in asawp's post.
http://www.uta.edu/faculty/cmfitz/swnal/projects/CoLang/courses/Ped_Grammar/georgian_a_learners_grammar.pdf

[krellkey]

Also this Georgian learning resource:
http://www.theiling.de/schrift/learn-split.cgi?mode=georgian-basic;prot=3