Hold on to your peaches, because we're about to embark on a geographical odyssey!
Have you ever gotten that itch to travel somewhere new, but you're stuck staring at a map upside down (because, let's face it, north isn't always up)? You google a country, but then you get hit with a question that throws you for a loop: "What country is by Georgia?"
Well, fret no more, my fellow map-challenged comrades! Today, we're diving headfirst into this geographical mystery and unraveling the truth about Georgia's ?????? (ham-sa-yeh), which is Farsi for "neighbor."
So, buckle up, grab your metaphorical compass (or your phone with Google Maps), and let's get down to business!
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Georgia: Not the Peach State, But Pretty Darn Close
First things first, we need to clarify which Georgia we're talking about. Because let's be honest, there's a good chance you might be picturing Atlanta's bustling streets and piles of peanuts when you hear "Georgia." But nope, we're not venturing down south for delicious peach cobbler this time.
The Georgia we're on a quest to discover is a country located in the Caucasus region, nestled between the Black Sea and some pretty impressive mountain ranges, the Greater Caucasus and Lesser Caucasus.
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So, Who Are Georgia's Neighbors?
Alright, alright, enough suspense! Now that we've narrowed down our Georgian geography lesson, let's meet the friendly (or not-so-friendly) countries that border Georgia:
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- Russia: Georgia's big northern neighbor.
- Turkey: Sharing a southwest border, Turkey is where you'll find delicious baklava and stunning beaches.
- Armenia: Georgia's southern neighbor, famous for Mount Ararat (the supposed landing spot of Noah's Ark) and its ancient history.
- Azerbaijan: Sitting pretty to Georgia's southeast, Azerbaijan is known for its mud volcanoes (yes, you read that right) and rich oil reserves.
Bonus Fun Fact: Georgia also has a couple of breakaway regions within its borders, Abkhazia and South Ossetia, but their political status is a bit of a complex issue.
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FAQ: Your Georgia Geography Refresher
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Alright, explorers, think you've got your bearings? To solidify your newfound knowledge, here are some quick FAQs to test your Georgian geographical prowess:
How to spell Georgia (the country): G-E-O-R-G-I-A. Easy peasy!
How to pronounce ?????? (ham-sa-yeh): This Farsi word for "neighbor" is pronounced hahm-sah-yeh.
How many countries border Georgia: Four! Russia, Turkey, Armenia, and Azerbaijan.
How to tell the difference between the two Georgias: Just remember, if you're looking for peaches and peanuts, you're thinking of the U.S. state. If you're craving khachapuri (a delicious cheese bread), then you've got the Caucasus country on your mind!
How to explore Georgia: Well, that's a whole other adventure for another day! But trust me, with its stunning mountain scenery, rich history, and delicious food, Georgia is a country that will leave you wanting more.
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