"ასოების ქარხანა"


Oh yes!! I finished Georgian! It turns out that it's not very hard. In fact, I know Georgian. Here are the letters.


ა: Same as A

ბ: Same as B (ბეთჰოვენი)

გ: Same as French G (გიტარა)

დ: Same as D (დრამი)

ე: Same as E

ვ: Same as V (ვიბრაცია)

ზ: Same as Arabic ز (ზუზუნი)

თ: Same as Armenian Տ (თოჯინა)

ი: Same as Romanian I (იმღერე)

კ: Same as K (კარატე)

ლ: Same as L (ლოლიპოპის)

მ: Same as M

ნ: Same as Greek Nu (ნოტა)

ო: Same as O

პ: Same as P (პოპკორნი)

ჟ: Same as Kazakh Ж (ჟურნალი)

რ: Same as R (რბოლა)

ს: Same as other Skunk letters (სკუნკი)

ტ: He loves metronomes and has his room of Metronomes (მეტრონომების) that ticks (ტიკი). When he and the ტ letters hear the ticking noise, they sway to the rhythm making the /t’/ sound.

უ: Same as Indonesian/Malay U (უბერავს ქარში)

ფ: Same as Indonesian/Malay P (ფერწერა)

ქ: Same as French Q, when he knocks down bowling pins (ბოულინგის ქინძისთავები), you hear the /k/ sound

ღ: Same as Kazakh Ғ (მაღვიძარა)

ყ: Same as C but he shivers his /q'/ sound (ყინვა)

შ: Same as other shushing Sh-sounding letters.

ჩ: Same as Spanish CH (ჩუ ჩუ)

ც: Same as Croatian C (ციტრუსი)

ძ: Same as Z, but she snores her /dz/ sound. (ძილი)

წ: The old /ts/ sound is coming back. He is Aquamarine. When water (წყალი) splashes on him, it turns into steam, with the /ts’/ sound

ჭ: Same as Indonesian C (ჭიქა)

ხ: Same as Greek Chi (ხელები)

ჯ: Same as Armenian Ջ (ჯეი-ჩიტი)

ჰ: Same as other Hula Dancing letters (ჰულა)


"მოლაპარაკე სიტყვების ქარხანა" (Georgian Talking Words Factory)


The same thing. Just Sticky Vowels and Word Machines.

If you want to see more, all you have to do is ask me.


But feel free to give me suggestions in case you want me to change a letter to update. Like colors or traits.