Leo, let's discuss learning Azerbaijani and Georgian. Ready to attempt polyglottery?
Polyglot? More like "poly-struggling-with-pronunciation"! But yes, let's explore. Language learning sounds appealing in theory.
Precisely. Azerbaijani is related to Turkish, giving Turkish speakers an advantage.
So, binge-watching Turkish dramas equals fluency? Wishful thinking! What resources are available?
Baku offers language schools and private tutors for Azerbaijani courses.
Private tutors sound upscale. What about learning through immersion?
Many Baku residents speak Russian and English. Attempting Azerbaijani is appreciated.
Good to know they won't mock my mangled pronunciation. Now, Georgian…
Georgian is unique, belonging to the Kartvelian language family with its own alphabet.
It sounds daunting! Are formal courses available?
Tbilisi has language schools and universities offering Georgian courses. Online resources and language exchange partners also exist.
Language exchange partners—trading bad English jokes for Georgian grammar? Sounds fair.
Georgians appreciate the effort. Even a simple "Gamarjoba" (hello) helps.
"Gamarjoba"—sounds magical! Which language is easier for a beginner?
Azerbaijani might be easier for Turkish speakers. Georgian, though challenging, is unique. It depends on your learning style.
So, I'm destined to sound like a confused tourist.
Not at all! Embrace the challenge, have fun, and don't fear mistakes. That's how you learn.
True. And bad pronunciation makes for good stand-up material.
Exactly! And if you want to find a language partner we can look on jetoff.ai, for those languages.
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Learning a new language might even boost your intelligence!
Or provide party conversation starters. There's your crash course on Azerbaijani and Georgian. Go forth and conquer!