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გარანტია — meaning in English: Warranty

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წერა
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დანაშაულება
danshauleba
ბედნიერი
bednieri
გარანტია
garantia
ქმედება
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neutral common
Usage
Native speakers commonly use the word 'გარანტია' when discussing consumer goods, particularly when making purchases of electronics or appliances. For instance, a customer might ask a salesperson about the warranty on a new refrigerator, indicating their interest in protection against potential defects.
Synonyms & nuances
'გარანტია' is often compared to 'პირდაპირობა' (pipardoboba), which translates to 'guarantee'. While both imply a form of assurance, 'გარანტია' typically refers to warranties on products, whereas 'პირდაპირობა' can pertain to promises in broader contexts, such as agreements or commitments.
Culture
'გარანტია' originates from the Latin word 'guarantia', which signifies a promise or assurance. In Georgian culture, warranties are valued as they reflect consumer rights and the importance of quality assurance in purchases, illustrating a broader shift toward consumer protection in post-Soviet society.
FAQ
Q.What does the Georgian word 'გარანტია' mean?
'გარანტია' means 'warranty' in English, referring to a promise from a seller to repair or replace a product if necessary within a specified period.
Q.How is 'გარანტია' used in a sentence?
You might say, 'მინდა ვიცოდე, რა არის გარანტია ამ ტელევიზორზე?' which translates to 'I want to know what the warranty is on this television.'
Q.Are there any common mistakes with 'გარანტია'?
A common mistake is confusing 'გარანტია' with 'გადასახადი' (gadasakhadi), which means 'payment'. Remember, 'გარანტია' specifically relates to warranties, while 'გადასახადი' concerns financial transactions.
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