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Georgian Language and Culture: A Continuing Course
Howard I. Aronson, Dodona Kiziria
643 pages, Paperback
First published November 30, 1999
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May 22, 2013
This book has great dialogues written by Dodona Kiziria and a reference grammar that fills in the gaps left by Georgian: a Teading Grammar, as some tricky subjects are explained in a clearer way, with up-to-date sample sentences. Only the literary excerpts don't seem to fit the needs of contemporary Georgian learner's and are rather overwhelming, with language somewhat archaic or dialectical and few references to XX century Georgia.
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