Casual and colloquial Georgian expressions used in everyday speech, not typically taught in textbooks. Front: the Georgian word or phrase. Back: English meaning.
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- კაი (Kai)
- Good, cool (informal for kargi)
- ბიჭო (Bicho)
- Dude, man (informal address)
- გენაცვალე (Genatsvale)
- An affectionate term like 'dear' or 'my friend', literally 'let me take your place'
- რას შვები? (Ras shvebi?)
- What are you up to? (casual, literally 'what are you doing')
- მაგარია (Magaria)
- That's cool, awesome
- ჩათი (Chati)
- Chat (borrowed slang for texting or chatting)
- სუფთად (Suptad)
- Totally, for real (literally 'cleanly')
- კაიფი (Kaipi)
- Fun, a blast (borrowed slang)
- მოკვდი სიცილით (Mok'vdi sitsilit)
- Die of laughter, slang for something hilarious
- ხო (Kho)
- Yeah (casual way to say yes)
- ჩექი (Cheki)
- Check it out, look (slang from English 'check')
- სავსე მაქვს (Savse makvs)
- I'm fed up with it (literally 'I'm full of it')
- მოდი, წავიდეთ (Modi, ts'avidet)
- Come on, let's go (casual)
- კაი ბიჭი ხარ (Kai bichi khar)
- You're a good guy (casual compliment)
- რა ხდება, ძმაო? (Ra khdeba, dzmao?)
- What's up, bro?
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