How does Georgian sound to you?

[Padre Organtino]

Dunno if it's the right place to open the thread but this seems more or less fitting. I have a rather banal question - how does Georgian sound to you? I have found this tv-programe that has botth male and female voices in normal tonality and I think it is close to representative (folk songs may often have weird intonation/pronounciation).

Quite a few people have told me it sound like Hebrew, btw.

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[Magyar the Conqueror]

It sounds like Slavic mixed with Arabic

[Queen B]

It sounds like Slavic mixed with Arabic

Same to me...

I don't like the way it sounds, actually, but I like a lot the written from.

[Amapola]

Same to me...

I don't like the way it sounds, actually, but I like a lot the written from.

Same here; but I do like the way it sounds, I like languages with fricatives.

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[Volgarin]

Sounds a bit like a mixture of Hebrew and Farsi to me, not very melodically in my opinion.

[eviline]

sound chechen and other caucasians and member of nostratic family as i know

[Padre Organtino]

Yeah, to be honest I think it's not really cool sounding (unlike say Greek, Italian or Belorussian) but I am proud of alphabet (invented by Armenians like everything in Georgia and almost everything in the world).

[eviline]

i think that sound is not important and ancient and because has sound like this

[billErobreren]

sounds alright, don't get the Hebrew comparisons though but it sure doesn't sound too different from that Chechen example

[Demhat]

To be serious it has a similar accent to Armenian I watched on TV.