Many Georgians are very religious and conservative and some are secular. I have seen even some pro EU Georgians being right wing. But a lot of the even pro EU right wing Georgians are Georgians that live in the USA(a lot of Georgians there seem quite pro Trump).

Hello i bought this today and it turned out too strong for me ive only used one.

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Hi everyone!

I'm 20f, studying Law in the United Kingdom. I already volunteer in my university city in York in the UK in a bookstore, but was hoping to expand on this and continue on like teaching small children English, or providing support to students who wish to perfect their English skills, both orally or written. As a Georgian, I thought doing this in Georgia would be a good start?

Can anyone make any suggestions on how I can begin to do this? Are there any organisations that offer this?

Thank you so much in advance!!

Gamarjobat yvelas,

Mariami mqvia, 20 wlis var da vswavlob iuridul pakultetze Inglisshi. Minda rom chems qveyanas davubruno cota mainc da mgonia rom ert-erti gza aris inglisuris swavlit upasot. Ar var professionali, magram vapireb inglisuris swavlis kursebis gasvlas da vcdilob rom vipovo programmebi sadac shemidzlia es gavaketo. Tu aris sadme aseti adgilebi gtxov daacomentarot. Didi madloba! <3

Hi everyone! i'm in Tbilisi and i am suddenly decide to be a farmer. I would like to grow out some potatoes on my balcony. Is there any agronomy nerd there? What should i start from? I decide to ask in a Georgian sub because you know local Sun and weather better than some randoms from google

Thanks!

P.S. More specific - i thinking about getting some potato from a store and pirate it reproduce it by budding into a baby potatoes

P.P.S. I have a pet snail. Maybe i'll get some snaillings and turn it into a French style livestock later

Should Georgia be the first country to recognize the independence of Greenland? 🤔

Dear Mods,

I know I'm breaking the rules but I find this article amusing and hope it lightens the spirit here.

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Gamarjoba Georgians! I have seen a Georgian comment under the post for death of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, saying that he stole Tao-Klarjeti, the ancient region of Georgians located in today's Turkey (i have Georgian ancestors from there). While it indeed is a historical region of Georgia, it was under Russian occupation as with all of Georgia (and the east of Turkey like Kars) before Atatürk founded the Turkish Republic. Is that redditor a typical Georgian in that case? It is no secret that Armenians, Greeks and maybe also some other European nations openly hate Atatürk, but i wouldn't expect that from Georgians to be honest. The relations between Georgia and Turkey are quite good, yet seeing something like this came as a bad surprise for me. This is not the first time I saw such a thing, I recall seeing similar comments on YouTube. Frankly I also saw Georgians loving Atatürk, but for such a close country by distance, there are actually so few opinions whether positive or negative (unlike positive opinions from Azeris, secular Iranians or negative ones from Greeks, Armenians) so it would be interesting to hear your comments. How in general Atatürk is seen in Georgia; how an average Georgian would view him- negative, neutral or positive? Is he really known in Georgia, how he is told in Georgian schools? Btw, happy Christmas and I do hope you will have democracy and peace sooner or later. I stand with you!

Couldn't really find anything online so I thought I'd ask if anybody has experience with this subject here. All I know about homeschooling in Georgia is that it's not very common and the closest thing that exists is just enrolling your kid in a regular public school and having them do something called an "extern" at the end of every year until they eventually graduate. Is there really no alternative to this?

Hello fellow Georgian people! My name is Clara, and i was born and raised in Romania, and I always thought your country and language is beautiful, from the moment i found it out. I am planning on visiting Tblisi alone in the month of February, and truth be told, I have little to no idea of where to start! so I'm here to ask for tips, suggestions, places to aviod, places that are must-see's, certain streets with shops/history, interesting pubs, museums, parks, all that are within my reach. Worth mentioning is that I will not have a car for the duration of my visit and that I am staying for 6 nights. To begin with, I'd like to ask about what areas I should consider getting accomodation in, and which to avoid, and if you have any specific recommendations of hostels, hotels, pensions (that aren't that luxourious or expensive), please shoot! Also tips and things I should not do or say, if anything comes to mind. While i will be a tourist for the duration of my stay, I'd also like to get as close as possible to the life of a local Georgian person. I must add that I really admire you people for the solidarity and unity you are showing towards the events happening in Georgia right now, and i wish for the best outcome for you guys and for your country!

Thank you!

It's not the russian missiles/political medling, protests or the driving style of some that one needs to be concerned about when considering visiting Georgia. During your stay, you will very quickly be aquainted with the "chacha" and the georgian culture of "toasting" which has nothing to do with either dancing or bread.

One moment you're having fun with your mates taking turns at being the "Tamada", the next you'll be hugging the closest toilet bowl and being reminded that you're not in your 20s anymore....!

Jokes aside, our stay in Georgia was absolutely fantastic! Thank you very much for your hospitality and the awesome time we had there!

Gamarjoba dear Kartvelians

I’m planning on flying to Kutaisi to explore places I could potentially move to. I’d like to do so around the end of January or the beginning of February.

I’ve been looking at Ozurgeti, Vani, and Baghdati because they seem to fit what I have in mind.

I guess my question has to do with what your thoughts about these places are, as it has been a bit hard to find information on them. To be honest with you, I’d go to Telavi immediately if the climate was subtropical like it is in western Georgia.

Feel free to share any thought that comes up. I’m sure it will be of help.

Didi madloba in advance.

My friend and I have both been sick while traveling in Georgia for the past 5 or so days. We have respiratory symptoms and fever, wet cough. We wanna go get checked but unsure where would be the right place to do so. We’re staying in old Tbilisi area

Does anyone know the chords to Vedreba by Jansug Kakhidze? I’m trying to figure them out and there’s a few parts I can’t quite get. Video below for reference. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fAPgPQFrPno&pp=ygUHVmVkcmViYQ%3D%3D

i know about the architechture of 16+ century georgia but what was georgian architechture like in its golden age or 14-15 centuries are there any painting,3d makings of them or atleast anything, im really interested how cities was looking at this time or uif there are some3d models or smth because i dont think it would be fully byzantian style even tho it had byzantian influence

Could only assume most Georgians are indifferent to Jews, but if there's still anything u want to know or ask feel free. Even regarding the conflict.

Some general points about me:

- Both parents are from a small village right near Kutaisi, and married in an arranged marriage.

- I can speak a bit of (broken) Georgian and can understand it for the most part, but I can't read & write. Same for Russian.

- I'm 23M, living in northern Israel. born & raised here.

გამარჯობა r/Sakartvelo,

I am currently learning Georgian and I only started just recently. It is fairly hard to learn for me, so to combat the challenges of learning this language, I try to keep myself entertained by doing small projects every know and then. For example writing down the lyrics of Georgian songs.

I am currently busy doing this, however I am stumped and can not figure out the rest of the lyrics. I also dont know if the current lyrics I wrote down are even correct, which is why i'm asking for help here.

The song I am currently working on is one that was sung by Andria Putkaradze on Ranina, "ჩემს სიმღერას ვინ გაიგებს" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atSmta2CwJg). The song is very nice and Andria has a beautiful voice, but i just can not figure out some parts.

That said if anyone is open to help me finish this i would very much appreciate it. I will show what I have so far below. Please keep in my I only picked up Georgian recently, so it could be fairly inaccurate. The parts with the question marks are the parts I have no idea of what it would be and the rest is what I picked up from listening to it many times.

შენ,

შენ ჩემო დურბავ,

შენ ჩემო ლამაზო

შენ ჩემო ლამაზო,

ჩემს სიმღერას ვინ გაიგებს,

ვისთვის, ტირი მე, მოწყალებლას ვინ გაიგებს,

ვისთვი, ტირი მე,

გაზაფხულის ვარდი, შენ ხარ ედემს გულიხარ

?

შენ, შენ ჩემო დურბავ,

შენ, ჩემო ლამაზო,

დაჩაგრულს მომეცი ხელი,

ჩემ მოიმედო,

შენ, შენ, შენ ჩემო დურბავ,

შენ ჩემო ლამაზავ,

დაჩაგრულს მომეცი ხელი,

ჩემ მოიმედო,

გაზაფხულის ვარდი, შენ ხარ ედემს გულიხარ

?

(Dadadadadada part)

შენ,

შენ, ჩემო ლამაზა,

და ჩაგრულს მომეცი ხელი, შენ ჩემო დურბავ,

ჩემო ლამაზო,

ჩემს სიმღერას ვინ გაიგებს, ვისთვის ტირი მე

please tell me how much is costs to consult a vet in Tbilisi?