Georgia
Georgien
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Georgia
A country in the South Caucasus between the Black Sea, Russia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Turkey.
Georgien ist für seine Berglandschaften und seine lange Weintradition bekannt.
Georgia is known for its mountainous landscapes and its long wine-making tradition.
| gender | neuter das |
|---|---|
| genitive | Georgiens |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | Georgien | – |
| accusative | Georgien | – |
| dative | Georgien | – |
| genitive | Georgiens | – |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
'Georgien' (Georgia) is generally used without an article when giving locations. To indicate movement there, German commonly uses 'nach Georgien' (to Georgia); for staying there, 'in Georgien' (in Georgia); and for origin, 'aus Georgien' (from Georgia).
Im Sommer fliegt meine Familie nach Georgien.
My family is flying to Georgia in the summer.
Viele Menschen aus Georgien leben heute in Deutschland.
Many people from Georgia now live in Germany.
The country 'Georgien' (Georgia) forms an important word family with 'georgisch' (Georgian). 'Georgisch' describes, for example, the language, cuisine, or culture of the country.
Die georgische Küche ist in Georgien sehr vielfältig.
Georgian cuisine is very diverse in Georgia.
In Georgien lernt man neben Georgisch auch andere Sprachen.
In Georgia, people learn other languages in addition to Georgian.
Common collocations with 'Georgien' (Georgia) relate to travel, origin, and culture, for example 'nach Georgien reisen' (to travel to Georgia), 'in Georgien leben' (to live in Georgia), and 'Wein aus Georgien' (wine from Georgia).
Wir möchten im nächsten Jahr nach Georgien reisen.
We would like to travel to Georgia next year.
Der Wein aus Georgien wird zunehmend international bekannt.
Wine from Georgia is becoming increasingly well known internationally.
