"We were in 4th grade when a new Georgian language teacher – Manana Tsomaia started working in our school. Before that, I wasn’t motivated enough to learn the Georgian language or any other subjects at school. This teacher was very kind, friendly, and at the
"I was born in a border village, Vakhtangisi. 90% of the population in this village is Azerbaijanian. I didn’t have the opportunity to travel beyond the village. So, I thought the whole world was this village and I couldn’t imagine there was also Georgia beyond
“I was in the 9th grade when two classes were merged in our school. I was studying in a russian school and I was a very active student. I was asking a lot of questions, getting good grades, I was studying very hard. Because of
„My name is Shalala. “Shalala” means a waterfall in my language. I am the only unmarried girl among my former classmates. I graduated from the Marneuli School as an external student last year and enrolled at the Science and Arts Department of Ilia State University.
„I was born and brought up in Jandara, this is a borough in the city of Marneuli. I finished school in Jandara. My Georgian was rather poor at the time of learning at school but we were not really supposed to know this language. The
"I got married when I was 14, this was a love marriage, as they call it. I am not sure I was sane, I even did not finish the 8th grade
I am a philologist, I teach the Georgian language and literature both at school and the Duisi Educational Center. I am not sure whether you find my story interesting but as I am a teacher and I teach at school I would like to talk
"Where would I get education…? We lived at the foot of the mountain and when I got married, I moved here. We went to school from that far… We made until the 8th grade with difficulty. My father did not want us to go to
„After graduating from the department of journalism, I went to England to attend a short English language course and to help my aunt out in her Georgian café. All in all, I stayed there for two years, and during that stay, I met my future