The transcription of the Georgian letter ჯ is
dzh.
'ჯ' is pronounced invariably almost like
English
in
bridge.
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The letter written or typed in this way is called dzhani
It is written between the four lines with two movements of the hand. Movement of the hand begins a bit below the upper line, goes downwards vertically (or diagonally) to the lower middle line, continues downwards from right to left drawing a semicircle with a slightly rounded tip between the lower middle line and lower line. To complete the letter 'ჯ' a short straight line inclined to the right is drawn between the middle lines.
