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The Caucasus Talks - podcast about Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan and North Caucasus. We'll talk here about culture, history, languages, tourism and more related to the Caucasus. Published by the Languages of the Caucasus (www.jezykikaukazu.pl/en/home) Our website: www.jezykikaukazu.pl Instagram: www.instagram.com/jezykikaukazu FB fanpage: www.facebook.com/languagesofthecaucasus Newletter The Caucasian Mail: https://jezykikaukazu.pl/en/the-caucasian-mail/
Języki Kaukazu hosts The Caucasus podcast, a society show with 32 episodes published.
Welcome to our new podcast series – 5-Minute Quick Revisions. Today we have a way for revising vocab in Armenian, Georgian and Azerbaijani What is a quick revision? It's a very short exercise for consolidating Georgian,
Another year of learning Georgian, Armenian, and Azerbaijani is behind us. It's behind us because I'm also learning all three of these languages. And today, as you asked us to do at the beginning of the year, I'll share
The documentary about Georgia named "Stolen Children" is just being released worldwide on HBO MAX. So, in today's episode of the Caucasus podcast, we'll be discussing this film directed by Martyna Wojciechowska and Jowit
Did you know that there's one thing that always helps when learning Georgian, Armenian, or Azerbaijani? It's consistency and regular 10-minute revision. And today on the Caucasus podcast, we'll talk about why it’s crucia
I asked on social and our newsletter, and you said you were very interested in reasons for dropping out of the Armenian, Georgian and Azerbaijani courses. So today we'll talk about what are the 3 most common reasons for
Georgian is a difficult language - you can't learn Georgian. These are not true. And in today's episode, I'll tell you why I think so. Read the episode: https://jezykikaukazu.pl/why-they-say-georgian-is-a-difficult-langu
Our podcast about Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan is undergoing some changes - The Caucasus podcast is changing of the better. I didn't know if it would be an interesting topic for you, but our newsletter community deci
Stray dogs is not a view in Georgian cities you may omit. Why there are so many? How the local organizations and Georgians deal with their situation? How you can help them when in Georgia? These and many more questions w
Top 5 questions many have about Armenia – that’s what we’ll be talking about today. We have analysed which phrases you look for most often in the browsers and prepared a short set of the answers. Everything you need to k
5 things that surprise me in Georgia still, even 17 years? First time I went to Georgia in January 2008, last time as we are recording today’s podcast I came back from Georgia 2 months ago. After all these years, when I
What are the main DOs and DON’Ts when learning Georgian, Armenian and Azerbaijani? This we’ll discuss in the newest episode of the Caucasus Podcast.I’ll share with you my experience as a student of these 3 languages and
How to look for work in Georgia? How does the jobs market look like in Georgia form foreigners perspective? Can you find work with no knowledge of Georgian language? And how big the salary you may expect? All these quest
Georgian wine traditions – what do you know about one of the oldest winery traditions? Today we’ll talk with the expert from Tsereteli Wine, Nikoloz Tsirgvava who explained us the main Georgian traditions, qvevri wine pr
Thinking about moving to Georgia? Or maybe you already live there and it’s not going as planned? In today’s episode we’ll be discussing 3 things to help you successfully move to Georgia. Podcast article on our website: h
Do you know that the influx of foreigners impacts not only how Georgian economy looks like but also how Georgian language is being taught? So let’s talk today about teaching Georgian as a foreign language in the context
Glorious Georgia at Euro 2024, remarkable debut run, fearless Georgia – these are just few of the headlines about Georgian national football team during Euro 2024. So let’s look at what was going on the stadiums, in Geor
This episode we share how to learn the Georgian language based on two success stories and the experienced of our students. We talk about how our paths in learning the Georgian language, sharing our stories and how we are
Workation in Georgia – how to organize it, what to plan and what to prepare. That’s what we’ll cover in this episode of the Caucasus Podcast. I will talk from my own experience and will answer the questions I got from ou
Linguistic minorities in Georgia? Imagine two Georgian citizens, girls, one born and raised in Javakheti, the other in Kvemo Kartli, who meet in Russia and... talk in Russian because neither of them knows Georgian that w
The question we get quite often so is it possible to be vegan or vegetarian in Georgia? Are you doomed for starving? Or the opposite, will you find lots of dishes to eat in each and every restaurant and bar? Today I will
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