Exploring Kutaisi Georgia with a local 🇬🇪 (Violent History) | probably bira hakkında en doğru genel bilgiler

I'm retiring to Georgia in April 2024 (maybe earlier) and I was planning on settling in Tbilisi, but
I think I would like Kutaisi better, as it's smaller and more laid back. I'll have my $2,000 US
monthly Social Security and $200,000+ US in savings, so I should be able to live quite well in
Kutaisi, with the lower (than Tbilisi) cost of living. I've already mastered the Mkhedruli alphabet
(reading and writing) and all the numbers; I'll be working on words and phrases before I get there
and (hopefully) I'll be reasonably skilled in Kartuli.

Very interesting video. Georgia looks amazing. Best wishes to you guys and all georgian people. We like Gruzja in Poland .

Soviet heritage should be partly destroyed or partly restored and renovated!

Finally found some time to watch the last 20 mins and continue the bullet points from 35th minute onwards. (Also liking it from this profile so it spreads well). The kebab looks amazing. If I visit in March and document it I'll give you a shoutout for the recommendations. – These might be useful since you learned: gaumarjos: cheers – gagimarjos: cheers to you – gamimarjos: cheers to me, gagimarjot: plural or polite way of saying cheers to – Awww dogs in front of the church. I don't know a lot of kid's nowadays who are called Bargst but my brother's friend is called Bagrat. If I were an artist with that name I would sign my letters or pieces of artwork with a little doodle comic of a bag with a little rat inside….or I'd turn the Bag into a rat… (-; nice church. – Perfect balance between information and entertainment, looking forward to more adventures

The church towards the end of the video is very beautiful ❤️

Umm…Kutaisi in Polish language means… yeah. But its still beautyfule City!

We almost get an entire hour! AMAZING <3 I will write my feedback in bullet points, so I don't forget anything. – random fact, my Korean friend made some Korean subtitles for our lessons and mentioned that there's a similarity in the sentence structure with Korean, has the man you met observed anything of that sort too? Also by my experience, after having attended multiple international schools in the past, most Koreans have a great sense of humor and it seems your new friend does too..- the open cinema area looks lovely – as for me shen mikhvarxar (I love you), I once shot a Video for Valentines Day, for my Annaconda Channel, a few years later really popular youtubers shared an extract of it in their insta stories but nobody mentioned where they took it from or mentioned anything. I feel like there is not that much awareness of copyright in Georgia but it's improving. – ill visit Kutaisi hopefully in March (to be continued). – Your guide doesn't know the difference between walnuts and hazelnuts ((-; – the architecture around the city looks lovely (20 mins in and liked) will go on a walk now and continue later…I haven't been outside today xd – we noticed that there is this rule in a lot of buildings where you can take pictures but not video and the woman said "if everyone films who is going to come and visit" what they don't see however is that maybe because lots of people get a small glimpse it will make people more curious and they'll end up visiting but whatever… I sneakily mostly film anyway! I just prefer to do it without breaking any rules. Naomi, aus welcher Stadt kommst du? – You guys will find many of these rusty looking Ferris Wheels in Tbilisi as well. We went on one at the Tbilisi Zoo and it didn't feel safe at all ((-:

While in Kutaisi, you can check out places like Gelati and Motsameta; they are nearby and just wonderful places. cheers!