In Georgian, reflexive pronouns are used to show that someone is doing something to themselves. It's like when you look in a mirror and see yourself. These pronouns help us understand who is affected by the action in the sentence.
When using reflexive pronouns, it's important to remember that they match the subject of the sentence. This means if you are talking about yourself, you use the reflexive pronoun that means 'myself'. If you're talking about someone else, you use the one that means 'himself' or 'herself'.