“The ejective ყ q’ can present some difficulty, as there is no near equivalent English sound. Its pronunciation can also vary dependent upon neighboring sounds. The basic ყ q’ sound is uvular. This pronunciation is similar to the Arabic ق qāf. It is sometimes realized, however, as an ejective uvular fricative, similar to the Arabic خ khā’.”

So that’s all perfectly clear then.

“Consonant clusters can range from two to six or more terms. Two extreme examples of word-initial clusters are მწვრთნელი mts’vrtneli (‘trainer’) and გვფრცქვნი gvprtskvni (‘you are peeling us’).”

Oh. At least the second of those is unlikely to be used often in normal conversation.