The Georgian language is unique among the rest of the world languages. It’s one of a kind, has its own alphabet and is only spoken by Georgians. The language doesn’t look like or sound like any other. Therefore, there are certain words that can’t be translated […]
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The Georgian alphabet is unique in the world: it is used only to write Georgian (and, occasionally, some minority languages of Georgia). To be precise, there are three Georgian alphabets: asomtavruli (ასომთავრული), nuskhuri (ნუსხური) and mkhedruli (მხედრული). The script used today (and on this website) is […]
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Georgians have always claimed that they were the first wine-making country in the world. Now they have scientific proof. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) journal published an article stating that scholars have found the earliest evidence of wine residue in 8,000-year-old pottery fragments. Now […]
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Georgian is spoken only in Georgia, so when planning a trip, it is a good idea to know some of the essential phrases. That way, you can interact with locals who might not speak English, or you can simply impress them with your knowledge. Greetings and […]
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A tamada is someone who makes a toast at a Georgian feast or supra. Each feast, no matter its size, has a toastmaker who introduces each toast. A tamada leads the dinner or the festivity. The chosen one should be intelligent and have a good sense […]
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