The Georgian alphabet looks unfamiliar, but it’s surprisingly easy: each letter matches a sound, so reading becomes consistent and predictable. In 11 short lessons you’ll learn 3–4 letters at a time, then practice by transcribing familiar “international” words. We use Georgia’s national romanization (easy to type: sh, ch). Some exercises include audio, and more is coming. Don’t just read—write the letters by hand to remember them faster.