Tamar N.
Tamar is co-founder of EasyGeorgian. Georgian, originally from Adjara. She voices the female part of Speak Georgian in 50 Days and the audio-course flashcard deck, and runs content QA across the platform. Tamar grew up around the supras, traditional toasts, and the small daily rituals that turn Georgian from a language into a culture.
Posts by Tamar
Georgian last names: what -dze, -shvili and -ia mean
What Georgian last names mean: -dze, -shvili, -ia and -ani decoded by a Georgian, plus the most common surnames and the region each ending points toward.
Georgian food: 25 dishes beyond khachapuri and khinkali
Georgian food, explained from the inside: 25 dishes beyond khachapuri and khinkali, what makes the cuisine special, and how to order it all in Georgian.
What's on the table at a Georgian supra
A walk through the dishes you'll see at any proper Georgian feast: the cold starters, the hot mains, the sweet finish. With names, pronunciation, and what to actually try first.
What is a tamada? The toastmaster at a Georgian feast
The tamada is the toastmaster of a Georgian supra. A short piece on what they do, why the role exists, and what to expect if someone hands you the chair.
Georgian chacha: what it is, how it is made, and where you will meet it
What Georgian chacha is, how it is made from grape pomace after the wine is finished, and what to expect when a host pours it for you at a supra.
How the 7 Georgian cases actually work
A native Georgian's guide to the 7 cases. What each one does, where the ergative comes from, and why hearing the cases in real Georgian beats memorizing charts.
How to give a toast at a Georgian supra
The structure of a proper Georgian toast, the vocabulary you'll hear, what to avoid, and a few example lines you can adapt.
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