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| RIPKRD | Tuesday 17th of May 2005 05:06:23 AM |
| translation - I am English speaking and I am trying to get a translation of the Georgian word sakvareli" | |
| illaria | Tuesday 17th of May 2005 07:54:51 AM |
| sakvareli - I think it means "favorite" but I am here to learn Georgian too. How can we find some willing Georgian teachers? | |
| rasek_chevy | Wednesday 07th of September 2005 01:29:27 AM |
| - sakvareli means DARLING OR literally lover ok ? any other questions eheheh | |
| smorthala | Saturday 23rd of September 2006 05:00:00 PM |
| - What is the meaning of \"Chirime\"? Thanks in advance | |
| adolfsha | Tuesday 26th of December 2006 07:55:07 PM |
| - loool, its a bit difficult to translate the word CHIRIME, i think there is no translation in english, its smth like....fuuu, i dont know how to say, but its a good meaning, maybe smth like darling but they used it in old times. | |
| TurkishGeorgian | Tuesday 09th of January 2007 06:34:53 AM |
| Chirime - Yes \"Chirime\" is a lovely speech to show that you liked very much someone or his/her behaviour and saying \"sheni janis chirime.\" But here \"janis\" is turkish more than original Georgian. In Turkish that can be translated as \"yerim seni\" or \"sana kurban olurum\" :) If I translate that will be funny! Those mean \"I ate you\" or \"I sacrifice myself for you\" :D | |
| TurkishGeorgian | Tuesday 09th of January 2007 06:36:31 AM |
| correcting I ate you :D - It will be \"I eat you\" :) | |
