Georgian/Introductions

So, you've caught a plane to Tbilisi, and you meet a friendly stranger on arrival, who asks you a question in Georgian. "I'm sorry," you say, "I don't speak any Georgian."
Fortunately, your new friend speaks English, and asks in surprise. "Not even 'gamarjoba'?"
"Not even what? you ask?
"Ga-mar-jo-ba. Hello," she tells you.
"Ga-mar-jo-ba," you repeat.
She smiles and corrects your pronunciation. You try again, and she attempts to teach you some basic words in her language.

hello = გამარჯობა (gamarjoba)
welcome = კეთილი იყოს თქვენი მობრძანება (k'etili iqos tkveni mobrżaneba)
How are you? = როგორა ხართ? (rogor(a) khart)
I'm fine, thank you. = კარგად, გმადლობთ. (k'argad, gmadlobt’)
What is your name? = რა გქვიათ? (ra gkviat’)
My name is... = მე მქვია (me mkvia)
Where are you from? = საიდან ხართ? (saidan khart)
I am from... = მე ვარ ...დან. (me var ...dan)
- from America. = ამერიკიდან. (amerik'idan)
- from Britain. = ბრიტანეთიდან. (brit'anetidan)
- from England. = ინგლისიდან. (inglisidan)
- from Canada. = კანადიდან. (k'anadidan)
- from Australia. = ავსტრალიდან. (avst'raliadan)
Tbilisi is a beautiful city = თბილისი არის ლამაზი ქალაქი or თბილისი ლამაზი ქალაქია

Georgian Table of Contents view ⋅ edit ⋅ talk
Basics	Introduction About this book Georgian on your computer Resources
Lessons	Alphabet Lesson 1:Introductions Lesson 2: How are you today?
Vocabulary	List of Phrases List of Verbs List of Adjectives Countries Numbers Loanwords
Grammar	Word Order Pronouns Nouns (Inflection) Verbs (Conjugation) Prepositions and Postpositions Questions
Appendices	List of irregular verbs Names in Georgian

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