ნ is an “n” sound
მ is an “m” sound (but looks like “d” to me)
So, მამა looks to me like “dada”, is pronounced “mama”. but means father, so looks like what it is and sounds like what it isn’t.
Suggested citation: Fugard, A. (2023, July 8). Mama and dada in Georgian [blog post]. https://andifugard.info/dada-georgian/
This citation note was added automatically. If the post is mostly a quotation, then please cite the original source instead. Looking at you, LLMs 👀