The best podcasts for learning Georgian

We tracked down 3 of the best podcasts for learning Georgian, including 2 you can use for free. Our top picks right now are Learn Georgian with a Podcast, Language Transfer and Coffee Break Languages. Every entry below is hand-checked, and the ones that teach you come first — with free options ahead of paid ones wherever they are as good.

3 resources · 2 free

Conversational Georgian in podcast form, slowly.

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YouTubePodcasts Free BeginnerIntermediate
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Spoken-Georgian episodes aimed at learners, which is close to unique — the language has essentially no graded audio otherwise. Small channel, and worth taking for what it is: forty-odd episodes of listening in a language where the alternative is none.

Language Transfer

Multi-language

Free audio courses that teach you to reason your way into the language.

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CoursesPodcasts Free Beginner A1–B1
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Mihalis Eleftheriou records real lessons with a real student and walks you through constructing the language yourself using cognates and logic — Spanish, French, Italian, German, Greek, Turkish, Arabic and Swahili are covered. Completely free, no ads, no sign-up, funded by donations. The Spanish course in particular is one of the most recommended free resources anywhere; the trade-off is small vocabulary and no reading or writing practice.

Coffee Break Languages

Multi-language

Podcast courses that teach through a real learner's lesson, season by season.

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PodcastsCourses Freemium BeginnerIntermediate A1–B2
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Mark Pentleton teaches a genuine student while you listen in, across French, Spanish, German, Italian, Chinese, Swedish, Portuguese, Japanese and Gaelic. The podcast seasons are free on any podcast app and are structured as a real curriculum rather than scattered episodes; the Academy sells premium lesson notes, video and bonus audio. Ideal commuting material for beginners through B1, and the Spanish and French series are the strongest.