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Some shared words in Amheric and Arabic that I know are the pronouns: " I ", " You ": two types, one used for addressing a female, and the other is used when addressing a male, as follows: " Ana " for " I ", then: " Anta " is used when addressing a male; and finally, the pronoun Anti " is used to address a female.

Amharic speakers leave their Christian homeland and try to become Israelites and the Muslims try to become Arabs accordingly many words are being copied from Semitic in cities. That's why people outside the cities speak a different Amharic that has nothing to do with Semitic.

Ça fait 5 ans que je cherche une chaîne UA-cam comme la vôtre pour enfin essayer de comprendre la culture de mon pays de naissance! Merci beaucoup 💕💕

In previous studies Amharic dialects have been classified into five namely Gojjam, Gondar, Wollo, North Showa and Addis Ababa. The current study does not support such classification. Without any geographical barrier or distance, there would be great phonological, morphological and lexical variations. The case of Debark and Dembiya is an example for such incident. For example, substituting /kʼ/ by [tʃʼ], which is discussed as a feature of the whole Gojjam area, does not cover even the whole east Gojjam. Although it is widely used in Sinan, Degasegnin and part of Bibugn areas, it rarely occurs in Debre Marikos area. Furthermore, it is absent in nearby districts like Debrework, Bichena, Mertolemariam, Mota and Innesesar midir. Areas like Amanuel, Denbecha and Feresbet of Gojjam, Debark and its neighboring areas of Gondar and some areas of south Wollo, despite the geographical barriers and inaccessible distance, mostly speak similar varieties. Similarly, most features that are found in Debark and Dabat areas of North Gondar are not found in other areas of North Gondar such as Koladiba and Alefatakusa. Varieties used in Southern Gondar are mostly similar to those used in north Wollo than those used in north Gondar. Similarly, varieties used in west of South Wollo especially Amhara Saint area are much similar to those used in North Shewa than those used in the areas of eastern South Wollo. Furthermore, except for the people who live in Dembecha and Feresbet, the West Gojjam dialect is similar to the Addis Ababa dialect. Also, the features which are typically known as Gojjam dialect in previous studies are found in Eastern Gojjam. In North Gondar, Debark, Dabat and Wogera have different phonological features from Koladiba, Alafatakusa, Chilga and Armachoho. Based on the current data, it is reasonable to group South Gondar with North Wollo, South Wollo with North Shewa. North Gondar shall be considered as a separate dialect. The Addis Ababa dialect, i.e. the standard dialect, which may comprise the varieties spoken in various cities throughout the country should be considered as a distinct dialect. East Gojjam and the varieties spoken in Dembecha and Feresbet can be categorized as a single but separate dialect from the others. The latter two are located in West Gojjam. With the exception of those two locations, the variety spoken in West Gojjam is mostly similar to the Addis Ababa one previous studies, Amharic dialects have been classified into five namely, Gojjam, Gondar, Wollo, North Showa and Addis Ababa. The current study does not support such classification. Without any geographical barrier or distance, there would be great phonological, morphological and lexical variations. The case of Debark and Dembiya is an example for such incident. For example, substituting /kʼ/ by [tʃʼ], which is discussed as a feature of the whole Gojjam area, does not cover even the whole east Gojjam. Although, it is widely used in Sinan, Degasegnin and part of Bibugn areas, it rarely occurs in Debre Marikos area. Furthermore, it is absent in nearby districts like Debrework, Bichena, Mertolemariam, Mota and Innesesar midir. Areas like Amanuel, Denbecha and Feresbet of Gojjam, Debark and its neighboring areas of Gondar and some areas of south Wollo, despite the geographical barriers and inaccessible distance, mostly speak similar varieties. Similarly, most features that are found in Debark and Dabat areas of North Gondar are not found in other areas of North Gondar such as Koladiba and Alefatakusa. Varieties used in Southern Gondar are mostly similar to those used in north Wollo than those used in north Gondar. Similarly, varieties used in west of South Wollo especially Amhara Saint area are much similar to those used in North Shewa than those used in the areas of eastern South Wollo. Furthermore, except for the people who live in Dembecha and Feresbet, the West Gojjam dialect is similar to the Addis Ababa dialect. Also, the features which are typically known as Gojjam dialect in previous studies are found in Eastern Gojjam. In North Gondar, Debark, Dabat and Wogera have different phonological features from Koladiba, Alafatakusa, Chilga and Armachoho. Based on the current data, it is reasonable to group South Gondar with North Wollo, South Wollo with North Shewa. North Gondar shall be considered as a separate dialect. The Addis Ababa dialect, i.e. the standard dialect, which may comprise the varieties spoken in various cities throughout the country should be considered as a distinct dialect. East Gojjam and the varieties spoken in Dembecha and Feresbet can be categorized as a single but separate dialect from the others. The latter two are located in West Gojjam. With the exception of those two locations, the variety spoken in West Gojjam is mostly similar to the Addis Ababa one.

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Quand j'ai vu ta soeur avant de t' écouté j'ai été confuse car elle est Blanche et aussi elle parle Amharic C'est pour ça mais maintenant j'ai compris tout quand je t'ai écouté👌❤ Vous êtes belug and Ethiopia tu dois Apprendre l'Amharic et l'culture❤😍😍😍

Merci beaucoup የኔ ቆንጆ moi je suis ici pour l'apprendre l'Amharic je suis Erythrée

Nice story. I know all these places, but Awuramba. And you look great with your typical-Ethiopian necklace 😊

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እኔ 100% ሜድ ኢን ቤልጅም ነኝ። አንድ አመትና አንደንድ ወራት በፊት ቆንጆ ቋንቋ ስለመሰለኝ አማርኛን መማር ጀመርኩ። ቪዲዮህን አይቻለሁ እና ደስ የሚል ታሪክ ነው።ለመረዳት የሚከብዱኝ አንዳንደ ነገሮች አሉ ግን ዋናው ሀሳብ ገብቶኛል ። ግን ጥያቄ አለኝ : ሰነሰራ ምንድን ነው? Origine ?

በጣም ጎበዝ ነህ! እንዃን የኛ ሆንክ!

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ስነ ስርዓትህ ደስ ይላል ❤

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So interesting thank you for sharing with us. እንወድሀለን አንተ የኛ ነህ❤❤

That's the good way to go, stay true to yourself!

You and your sisters going to get a lot of attention from the media because of your videos about accepting different colors and cultures. They're interested in your perspective as someone who is both African and European. Keep it up!❤😊

Hey! Im mixed french/ethiopian How did you learn amharic tho??😍

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Sorry brother I don't know what to say about it? What aver is your father not your mother

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merci beaucoup madame je me prête à marier une femme éthiopienne malheureusement moi j'ai pas le français elle parle seulement sa langue maternelle elle comprend pas l'arabe ni l'anglais comment je peux faire merci beaucoup j'ai attends votre conseil madame je réside en Allemagne

I don't think so, No

thank you,i really want to know more about this language

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"Je parle vite … ?" "Mais Méééga vite ouais !"

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English please

Bravo tout simplement

Mes enfant ils te le lisent en 2 secondes lol même ils sont nés en France....lol 😅😅😅😅 mais bravo ils faut commencer ton ...

Pourrais-on avoir une vidéo résumant globalement l’Histoire de l’Ethiopie svp ? Et merci bcp pour les vidéos d’apprentissage de l’amharique :)

Salut, je voulais savoir si par hasard tu connaissais pas des gens qui habitent à Addis-Abeba qui parle français

Welcome

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Nice video