Learning the local language or at least making an attempt to try to say please, thank you, hello, and other basic formalities really should be the first thing a newly arrived teacher tries to learn when landing in Georgia. 
We've all heard the adage, "When in Rome..." but more to the point, it is important for you, as an English teacher, to try to learn a bit of the local language, if for no other reason that it opens your eyes to how difficult it might be for your students.
The following are the top 10 most common Georgian phrases to help you get along in Georgia:
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