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The alphabet in a few days. Then the words for the café, the taxi and the table.

33 letters. One sound each.

Georgian has its own alphabet, and almost every letter has just one sound. Learn it in six small groups, reading real words from the first lesson.

Already read it? Skip straight to words. Transliteration stays until you know the letters.

  • Tap a letter to hear it.

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Every letter, how it’s said and words that use it

Made for life out and about

  • ანგარიში, თუ შეიძლება

    angarishi, tu sheidzleba

    the bill, please

    A phrasebook to hand over

    Every phrase in the course, searchable in either alphabet. Show one full-screen when the words won’t come.

  • 25₾

    ოცდახუთი ლარი

    otsdakhuti lari

    Numbers and prices

    Georgian counts in twenties. Hear prices until they come without thinking.

  • Try this one again

    2 mistakes left to put right

    Mistakes come back

    Until they’re right, then again in your reviews.

    1. Learn
    2. Practise
    3. Master

    Each lesson three times

    A little harder every time you play it.

  • Time for Georgian

    A short lesson is waiting for you.

    Reminders, if you want them

    At the time you choose, only on days you haven’t practised yet.

  • In English or Russian

    The whole app in either, with transliteration in Latin or Cyrillic letters.

    გამარჯობაgamarjobaгамарджоба
Beta

Kargi is in beta

It’s free during the beta. So far the course runs from the alphabet through 14 topics, and there’s more to come.

Something sound wrong, or missing? Tell me and I’ll fix it.

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Questions

  • Yes, free during the beta, with no ads. It’s a project I run myself.

  • It’s where the course starts, and it only takes a few days. You can skip straight to words if you’d rather, and transliteration stays until you know the letters.

  • No. You start straight away, as a guest. Sign in with Google whenever you like, and your progress is kept in your account, on any phone or computer.

  • No. It runs in your browser. Add it to your home screen to use it like an app, offline too.

  • Yes. The app and the course are in English and Russian, with transliteration in Cyrillic if you prefer.

  • It’s in beta. The course runs from the alphabet through 14 topics, and native speakers are reviewing it. If something’s wrong or missing, tell me.

Your first letters take five minutes.

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