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Me/I

მე

YOU

შენ

He/she/it

ის

We/us

ჩვენ

You (PL)

თქვენ

They

ისინი

Mine

ჩემი

Your's

შენი

His/Her/ it's

მისი

Ours

ჩვენი

Your's (pl)

თქვენი

Theirs

მათი

From

-დან

At

-ზე

In

-ში

I "am"

მე "ვარ"

You "are"

შენ "ხარ"

He/she/ it "is"

ის "არის"

We "are"

ჩვენ "ვართ"

You (PL) "are"

თქვენ "ხართ"

They "are"

ისინი "არიან"

No , It's my pleasure

ჩემთვისაც

Same

მსგავსი

Weather

ამიდი

Last year

შარშან

Different

განსხვავებული