Georgian Language
Georgia has an official language called Kartoli. This language is one of the ancient languages and has many dialects. It also has its own writing system. The Georgian language is divided into two groups, eastern and western, and is also used in parts of Azerbaijan and northeastern Turkey. However, the Georgian language is different from other common languages of the region. In Georgian language, there are no predicates, and in speech and writing, they do not differentiate between genders. Imerti, Kartli, Adjari and Tash are some examples of common dialects in this language.