It's interesting but in old Georgian the use of an ა. Was quite common Andy very technical. You may still hear არცა ( instead of არც) and როგორა ხარ? I checked with a native before I made the slide and that's what he said. 😉👆
@@learn_georgian_language Awesome. Thanks a lot. Yes, I heard "როგორა ხარ?" a lot in Ajara. They even corrected me when I asked them "როგორ ხარ?". The depth of your research is uncanny. Keep up the great work. Your channel really makes a difference for those trying to learn Georgian.
That's really good to hear! Thank you. I am taking a break until end of summer only because I'm working in Sweden ( I'm an English teacher by profession). Then I'll be working hard to study and make the next 50 videos! 👍
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Mr Smith, thank you very much for the video. Just to be clear, in Rustaveli's quote shoudn't it be "tavisi" instead of "tavisa"?
It's interesting but in old Georgian the use of an ა. Was quite common Andy very technical. You may still hear არცა ( instead of არც) and როგორა ხარ? I checked with a native before I made the slide and that's what he said. 😉👆
@@learn_georgian_language Awesome. Thanks a lot. Yes, I heard "როგორა ხარ?" a lot in Ajara. They even corrected me when I asked them "როგორ ხარ?". The depth of your research is uncanny. Keep up the great work. Your channel really makes a difference for those trying to learn Georgian.
That's really good to hear! Thank you. I am taking a break until end of summer only because I'm working in Sweden ( I'm an English teacher by profession). Then I'll be working hard to study and make the next 50 videos! 👍