Drive Me Crazy Qartulad -

While technically correct (from the verb გაგიჟება – to make someone go mad), a native speaker rarely uses this for everyday annoyance. It sounds overly dramatic, almost like a line from a gothic novel or a threat.

Instead, Georgians use more nuanced verbs and phrases. When someone is irritating you to the point of anger, the most common colloquial phrase is: drive me crazy qartulad

(shen me gamagijeb)

Instead, use verbs that imply loss of control from passion: When someone is irritating you to the point

Below, we break down the most accurate and natural ways to say “drive me crazy” in Georgian, complete with script, transliteration, and real-life usage. Most online translators will give you a mechanical translation that sounds unnatural. For example, a direct word-for-word translation of “You drive me crazy” would be: Did this article help you

If you want to simply text a Georgian friend “You’re driving me crazy (laughing),” write: „მაგიჟებს იუმორით“ – “Magijebs iumorit” – “You drive me crazy with your humor.”

Now go forth and express your beautiful madness – ქართულად (in Georgian). Did this article help you? Share it with a fellow Georgian learner or translator. For more phrase breakdowns, search “Georgian idioms for emotions” on our blog.