Read words, then a short line
Use spaces while keeping every written vowel.
About this unit
Spaces separate the words. Read each word, then join the whole line.
- Commas and full stops work as in English.
- A line starts without a capital letter.
- Keep every written vowel, even at natural speed.
Read the examples
Tap a card and listen. Try saying it too.
Words to read
ეს არის კარი.
This is a door.Es aris k’ari.აი, წყალი.
Here is the water.Ai, ts’q’ali.მამა და დედა
father and mothermama da dedaReading tips
Georgian marks word boundaries with spaces. Read each complete word, then join the line at natural speed. The comma and full stop have familiar jobs; no extra capital is added at the beginning.
Reading practice
Sound to spelling
Listen. Choose the spelling.
Spelling to sound
Read the word. Choose its sound.
Sound to spelling
Listen. Choose the spelling.
Read and decide
How many words are separated by spaces?
Build the word
Listen and build the word in typing order.
Build the word
Listen and build the word in typing order.
Build the word
Listen and build the word in typing order.
Finish practice to save this unit.
You can read and write this
Use spaces while keeping every written vowel.
ეს არის კარი.
This is a door.აი, წყალი.
Here is the water.მამა და დედა
father and motherUse a Georgian keyboard
The guided course has on-screen letters in logical order. A Georgian keyboard, often with a phonetic Latin-key mapping, is optional. Names and sentences use ordinary Mkhedruli, not a capital first letter. Mtavruli is an all-capital style for whole headings.
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