LingoflyGeorgian after Ling: where to pick up
Ling does teach Georgian: that is its catalog as of September 18, 2026. If you are already learning there, you do not have to start from scratch here: from “Upper-Intermediate” you would continue at unit 3 “In the city”. Your first session is a three-minute check that pins down your place, and the words you have covered come back for review a few at a time.
Ling levels and where they land here
| Level on Ling | By our word count | Where you start here |
|---|---|---|
| Beginner | A1 | unit 1 “Hello!” |
| Intermediate | A1 | unit 2 “At the cafe” |
| Upper-Intermediate | A1 | unit 3 “In the city” |
| Advanced | A1 | unit 5 “In the shop” |
| Expert | A1 | unit 6 “My flat” |
Ling splits a course into five levels of ten units each: Beginner is units 1–10, Expert is 41–50. It does not map them to the CEFR, so the level in the table is the word count of our course at the point the link puts you.
- Ling levels: Beginner is units 1–10, Intermediate 11–20, Upper Intermediate 21–30, Advanced 31–40, Expert 41–50.checked against the primary source
What people usually know by this point
Intermediate → unit 2 “At the cafe”
After this unit: I can order food and wine, ask the price and ask for the bill
- პომიდორიpomidoritomatoThe opening p is ejective, with no puff of air. In Georgia tomato goes into salad more often than into soup
- ოთხმოციotkhmotsieightyOtkhi (four) plus otsi: four twenties. The last clean twenty-based number in the system
- მეცხრეmetskhreninthFrom tskhra (nine): the frame eats the final a — me-tskhr-e. Three consonants in a row, just as in the number itself
- ჩვენებაchvenebato showThe 'to whom' part sits inside the verb: machveneth, show me — the syllable ma- is 'to me'
Upper-Intermediate → unit 3 “In the city”
After this unit: I can ask for directions, understand the answer and take the right transport
- ქალაქის შემოგარენიkalakis shemogarenisuburbFrom shemo-, around: what lies in a ring around the city
- საფეხურიsapekhuristepLiterally 'where the foot is put', from pekhi, foot. The p is aspirated, not the ejective p
- ზოოპარკიzooparkizooThe two o's in a row are read separately, not merged into one long vowel. The p is ejective
- ორ ნაბიჯზეor nabijzetwo steps awayThe number robs the noun of its plural: or nabijze, not 'nabijebze'. The -ze is the tail 'on'
Advanced → unit 5 “In the shop”
After this unit: I can buy groceries, ask the price, haggle and ask for a receipt
- ადამიანიadamianipersonFrom the name Adam. About people in general one more often says khalxi — folk, people; adamiani is one individual
- ძილიdzilito sleepthe dz is one fused dz sound, not d plus z: dzi-li
- ასეთიasetisuchThree steps here as well: asethi, magistana, isethi — by the same distances
- დატოვებაdatovebato leave behindBoth 'leave a thing' and 'abandon a business'
Expert → unit 6 “My flat”
After this unit: I can describe a home, arrange a lease and call a repairman when something breaks
- მტვერიmtveridustHence mtversasruti, the vacuum cleaner — literally a 'dust sucker'
- ქაღალდისkaghaldismade of paperkaghaldi is both paper and document. An aspirated kh plus the guttural gh
- გადასაფარებელიgadasaparebelibedspreadThe sa-...-ebeli ring around gadapareba, to cover: 'that which one covers with'. Long, but assembled by rule
- ლაქიlakivarnishIt arrived by borrowing. Do not confuse with laka, a spot: one letter apart at the end, and the meaning is the opposite
Georgian proficiency exam
We found no widely recognized CEFR exam in Georgian for foreign learners. The closest thing is the language requirement for citizenship of Georgia; it has a page of its own.
How to switch without starting from lesson 1
- Tap your level. The row of links below this page opens Lingofly in Telegram, no install or sign-up. If you are new here, the “Georgian” course and your Ling level are already selected: you only go through three short screens — language, goal and study time. If you already have an account, add the language and tap “Where to start” on its card in your profile.
- Take the check. Your first session is three minutes of “what does this mean?” questions, from easy to hard. Two failed bands in a row and the check ends: we do not drag you through what is too hard.
- Carry on from your place. The lessons before your place count as done. Their words come up in your warm-up a few a day: remember one and it is yours; forget it and it comes back again.
Frequently asked
Is Georgian in Ling?
Yes. The difference is not whether the course exists but what is inside it: how many words, whether each has audio, whether the script is taught from zero. We have Georgian in full: 4042 words, with audio, the script explained, a phrasebook and grammar in plain words.
What Georgian level do Ling levels correspond to?
«Beginner» — A1, «Intermediate» — A1, «Upper-Intermediate» — A1, «Advanced» — A1 and «Expert» — A1. Ling does not map its levels to the CEFR, so this is the word count of our course. A three-minute check will show your exact place.
Is there a Georgian exam for foreign learners?
We found no widely recognized CEFR exam in Georgian for foreign learners. The closest thing is the language requirement for citizenship of Georgia; it has a page of its own.
Will I have to start from lesson 1?
No. Mark your Ling level and your first session will be a three-minute check, not lesson 1. From “Upper-Intermediate” you would continue at unit 3 “In the city”, and the words you have covered come back for review a few at a time. If you already have an account with us, add the language and tap “Where to start” on its card in your profile.