ეს ადგილი ხელმისაწვდომია ინვალიდის ეტლით?
Es adgili khelmisats'vdomia invalidis et'lit?
Is this place wheelchair accessible?
Usage
Georgian expression for wheelchair users checking accessibility of a place
Grammar Note
"-ით" is the instrumental case suffix meaning "by/with". Attaches to "ინვალიდის ეტლი" (wheelchair).
აქ ლიფტი არის?
Ak lipt'i aris?
Do you have an elevator / lift?
Usage
Georgian expression for asking whether a building has an elevator
Grammar Note
Georgian existential sentences have flexible word order; both "ლიფტი არის?" and "არის ლიფტი?" are understood.
მჭირდება ოთახი ხელმისაწვდომობის ფუნქციებით
Mch'irdeba otakhi khelmisats'vdomobis punktsiebit
I need a room with accessibility features
Usage
Georgian expression for requesting an accessible room at a hotel
Grammar Note
"მჭირდება" is an impersonal verb equivalent to "I need"; the subject appears in dative case.
არის პანდუსი ან შემავალი კიბის გარეშე?
Aris p'andusi an shemavali k'ibis gareshe?
Is there a ramp or step-free entrance?
Usage
Georgian expression for asking about step-free access or a ramp
Grammar Note
"გარეშე" is a postposition meaning "without", following the genitive form of the noun.
სად არის ხელმისაწვდომი ტუალეტი?
Sad aris khelmisats'vdomi t'ualet'i?
Where is the accessible restroom?
Usage
Georgian expression for asking the location of an accessible restroom
Grammar Note
"სად არის" is the standard question for location. Word order is flexible in Georgian.
მხედველობის პრობლემა მაქვს — შეგიძლიათ დამეხმაროთ?
Mkhedvelobis p'roblema makvs — shegidzliat damekhmarot?
I am visually impaired — can you help me?
Usage
Georgian expression for a visually impaired person requesting assistance
Grammar Note
"მაქვს" is a possessive/existential verb with a dative subject; "შეგიძლიათ" is polite plural "can you".
გაქვთ მენიუ მსხვილი შრიფტით?
Gakvt meniu mskhvili shript'it?
Do you have large-print menus?
Usage
Georgian expression for asking about large-print menus
Grammar Note
"-ით" is the instrumental case suffix. "გაქვთ" is the polite second-person form of "to have".
არის აუდიო გიდები ხელმისაწვდომი?
Aris audio gidebi khelmisats'vdomi?
Are there audio guides available?
Usage
Georgian expression for asking about audio guide availability at tourist sites
Grammar Note
Georgian plurals are formed with "-ები" suffix. "გიდი" (guide) → "გიდები" (guides).
სასმენი აპარატი მაქვს — გთხოვთ ნათლად ილაპარაკოთ
Sasmeni ap'arat'i makvs — gtkhovt natlad ilap'arak'ot
I use a hearing aid — please speak clearly
Usage
Georgian expression for a hearing aid user requesting clear speech
Grammar Note
"გთხოვთ" is a polite request meaning "please"; the "-თ" suffix marks respectful register.
შემიძლია დამხმარე ძაღლი შემოვიყვანო?
Shemidzlia damkhmare dzaghli shemoviq'vano?
Can I bring my service/guide dog?
Usage
Georgian expression for asking permission to bring a guide or service dog
Grammar Note
"შემოვიყვანო" is a subjunctive form used when asking permission; "შემიძლია...ო" means "can I...?"
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