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Re: #7366.1 Georgian language audio & textbook (!)m
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>Hello, can anyone recommend a reasonably up-to-date Georgian language
>textbook with accompanying audio?  Multimedia resources would also be
>great.

Well, there is Howard Aronson's Georgian: A Reading Grammar (from 
Slavica). We have audio for it (which may have been done here) and 
Aronson told me that he had come across a version of the audio 
on-line. If you want more information, I can ask him where it was.

Barbara Need
Manager (LLA)

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