Yes...Yes...Pls keep teaching Amharic. I am Nigerian learning Amharic, though I was influenced by this great athlete, Tirunesh Dibaba. During her interviews, I couldn't understand her language (Amharic), it was subtitled in English though, but I was willing to understand her own words directly...so I started learning Amharic alphabets and moved to phrases. Now I am improving day by day and I am overwhelmed by Ethiopia's culture, food, and lifestyle. I can't still make a sentence in Amharic but I understand few words in sentences, I want to learn more and be a real Habesha. Your channel popped up on my screen and I must say it is one of the best. I really appreciate it. Tiru video, Tiru Astemari...Betam Amesegenalehu!
Thanks for the feedback! We’re glad you enjoy our classes. More videos will be coming, and you will definitely be able to master Amharic. Stick around and catch all our Amharic lessons. Melkam gize (good time!)
I ve heard Amharic for the first time this summer in a plane of Ethiopian Airlines. And I fell in love with the "music" of this language. I understood nothing but now I m curious to discover a little bit and who knows be able to say several things little by little. Your video is a good start. Thanks.
Ive been working in Dallas in a place with a lot of Ethiopian/Eritreans . I tasted the food and instantly wanted to learn more of their culture. Now I’m here learning the language. Love Habeshas
I am beyond grateful for these videos 🙏🏽 Thank you for taking your time. I really appreciate you going into detail about how the language works. You have a great style of teaching
Thank you so much!!! ♥️ these videos are very helpful I’m half Ethiopian and I don’t know Amharic so this is very helpful because I really want to learn my language it’s a part of me.
Sir you might not see this but I am sooo grateful for having found your channel You are God sent to help us poor souls learn Thank you for that You are Highly highly appreciated
Yemeni, lived in Addis Ababa Ethiopia for 5 years. I wish to be back and live my life there. It was journey like no other. I am being learning more Amharic although I am in Arabic country.
Thank you so much for posting these classes. I am a registered nurse going to Hawassa, Ethiopia to work with a volunteer surgery group in May and June and want to be able to communicate with my Ethiopian coworkers. Iam enjoying and learning from your classes. Please keep posting new classes they are very much appreciated!
Masha Allah, your English accent and your explanation are impressive! It's just fantastic. How did you develop that?? I was reading English grammar rules for more than 3 or 4 years but my English speaking ability is still infant. Now I quite studying grammar rules, it is not the right way to learn languages. I understand that when I start teaching basic Amharic grammar rules for foreigners, it is so complicated way of learning languages. I think, It's a waste of time. Please start studying helpful phrases instead. Especially when you want to learn the Amharic language, you don't need to touch the Grammar part. Just jump to the spoken and listening part. That is the real way of leaning any language.
Thank you very much for the videos. I really hope you come out with a course that people can buy and listen to you and read. I really want a course that teaches grammar and conversation.
Its very intresting video although its a basic ahmaric lesson but in my own idea i like to speak ahmaric fluently. Because ahmaric is a very easy language according other african languages and its ethiopian national language. My name is mohamed omar i am from somalia and i speak ahmaric a littel.
Interesting similarities. in Affan Oromo, I = Ani You = Ati They = Isaan He = Isa She = Isee I am guessing since Amharic came from Ge'ez mixing with Agaw Cushitic language, there is similarities with Oromo Cushitic language👍🏽❤
I have always been passionate about Amharic, but there seems to several different way of saying the same thing, everytime I pay attention to a different instructor, the spelling and some of the language is different.
This guy wasted nearly 6 minutes without teaching us one word of Amharic. There are very wonderful people on youtube who will always teach you something new. Please get on with it. It is a proven fact that if your content is good, you will find a lot of subscribers.
MY DAUGHTER KNOWS THE BASIC AMHARIC WORDS AND SENTENCESES BUT SHE WANT ME TO TEACH HER A MORE ADVANCED SENTENCESESS, CAN YOU PLEASE POST ADVANCED SENTENCES, THANK YOU
Ive been working in Dallas in a place with a lot of Ethiopian/Eritreans . I tasted the food and instantly wanted to learn more of their culture. Now I’m here learning the language. Love Habeshas
Yes...Yes...Pls keep teaching Amharic. I am Nigerian learning Amharic, though I was influenced by this great athlete, Tirunesh Dibaba. During her interviews, I couldn't understand her language (Amharic), it was subtitled in English though, but I was willing to understand her own words directly...so I started learning Amharic alphabets and moved to phrases. Now I am improving day by day and I am overwhelmed by Ethiopia's culture, food, and lifestyle. I can't still make a sentence in Amharic but I understand few words in sentences, I want to learn more and be a real Habesha. Your channel popped up on my screen and I must say it is one of the best. I really appreciate it. Tiru video, Tiru Astemari...Betam Amesegenalehu!
Thanks for the feedback! We’re glad you enjoy our classes. More videos will be coming, and you will definitely be able to master Amharic. Stick around and catch all our Amharic lessons. Melkam gize (good time!)
@@lincolnenglishworld3874 Amesegenalehu!
You are amazing.
Im a Ghanaian learning Amharic
I ve heard Amharic for the first time this summer in a plane of Ethiopian Airlines. And I fell in love with the "music" of this language. I understood nothing but now I m curious to discover a little bit and who knows be able to say several things little by little. Your video is a good start. Thanks.
What a teacher thank you from somalia🇸🇴🇸🇴
Ive been working in Dallas in a place with a lot of Ethiopian/Eritreans . I tasted the food and instantly wanted to learn more of their culture. Now I’m here learning the language. Love Habeshas
You know, you are the best Amharic teacher that I found in UA-cam, please continue.
Please keep teaching, I have been baptised in the Ethiopian Orthodox Church and I am learning the language. Time 10:58
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I am beyond grateful for these videos 🙏🏽 Thank you for taking your time. I really appreciate you going into detail about how the language works. You have a great style of teaching
Thank you so much!!! ♥️ these videos are very helpful I’m half Ethiopian and I don’t know Amharic so this is very helpful because I really want to learn my language it’s a part of me.
Sir you might not see this but I am sooo grateful for having found your channel
You are God sent to help us poor souls learn
Thank you for that You are Highly highly appreciated
Great teacher, ( it) is also in our language there is no actual word for .
Thank you teaching us Amharic language>îwish you the best ❤
i am Glad see you my teacher
I think your one of the best Ahmaric teachers online never give up teaching, You make learning simple thank.
Thank you for this video!!
Thank you very much you really helped me i am living in ethiopia now and it's hard to comunicate with people ❤
Awesome, a little practice will go far.
Yemeni, lived in Addis Ababa Ethiopia for 5 years. I wish to be back and live my life there. It was journey like no other. I am being learning more Amharic although I am in Arabic country.
Thank you so much for posting these classes. I am a registered nurse going to Hawassa, Ethiopia to work with a volunteer surgery group in May and June and want to be able to communicate with my Ethiopian coworkers. Iam enjoying and learning from your classes. Please keep posting new classes they are very much appreciated!
You are a fantastic teacher! You make learning very fun. Thank you.
`thank you sir
Masha Allah, your English accent and your explanation are impressive! It's just fantastic. How did you develop that?? I was reading English grammar rules for more than 3 or 4 years but my English speaking ability is still infant. Now I quite studying grammar rules, it is not the right way to learn languages. I understand that when I start teaching basic Amharic grammar rules for foreigners, it is so complicated way of learning languages. I think, It's a waste of time. Please start studying helpful phrases instead. Especially when you want to learn the Amharic language, you don't need to touch the Grammar part. Just jump to the spoken and listening part. That is the real way of leaning any language.
Selama, i thank you. Please continue to share the knowledge.
I would like to know you to teach in person?
Thank you teacher ❤❤❤
I am really glad to find this channel. To my teacher, please keep doing a lot
Thank you bro
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 count me in.
Am starting
your lessons help us to learn English. thank you keep it up. (Berta)
Thank you very much for the videos. I really hope you come out with a course that people can buy and listen to you and read. I really want a course that teaches grammar and conversation.
You are brilliant i manage to update my knowledge
You are very educated. Please upload more content
Its very intresting video although its a basic ahmaric lesson but in my own idea i like to speak ahmaric fluently. Because ahmaric is a very easy language according other african languages and its ethiopian national language.
My name is mohamed omar i am from somalia and i speak ahmaric a littel.
Thanks for teaching Amharic bro l love it
Good work, thank you sir!
Awesome channel brother
Keep going, I'm subscribing to learn Amharic you're doing awesome
♥️♥️♥️♥️ thank you thank you thank you for this channel and your videos
Wow beautiful accent
Thanks
Have You a basic script for beginners in Ge'ez or Amharic. I think it is called fidel....
Great lesson
Please I need that book if it is ready
wow you welcome thank you
Please if you guy have a time,you will teach us for love words ❤️❤️❤️
God bless you
How do you say " thank you teacher"?
Thank you 🥰🥰🥰🥰 if you zoom please send me code I want to learning English
🙏🙏
We call it a strong T sound. We understand that sound when its explained like that
6:18 👍
Where can i purchase your book? Thank you
Do you have to pay inorder to take the Amharic via classes
how could I get zoom classes
Contact @lincolnenglishworld@gmail.com
Keep going
Sir, you just try to do collabs with 'Easy Languages.' Your expertise would helps learners of Amharic tremendously.
Hello sir! I am now in Addis what can I do to improve my Amharic
I struggle with Amharic I can type it but hearing people speak it I don’t understand
Interesting similarities. in Affan Oromo,
I = Ani
You = Ati
They = Isaan
He = Isa
She = Isee
I am guessing since Amharic came from Ge'ez mixing with Agaw Cushitic language, there is similarities with Oromo Cushitic language👍🏽❤
More lessons in speaking amharic
Stick around for many more upcoming classes!
I have always been passionate about Amharic, but there seems to several different way of saying the same thing, everytime I pay attention to a different instructor, the spelling and some of the language is different.
This guy wasted nearly 6 minutes without teaching us one word of Amharic.
There are very wonderful people on youtube who will always teach you something new.
Please get on with it. It is a proven fact that if your content is good, you will find a lot of subscribers.
How can i contact you i need to take amharic grammar
Is it possible via a telegram
Contact @lincolnenglishworld@gmail.com
iam in ethiopia and iam ethiopian and i dont know amharic im here to learn
Best
MY DAUGHTER KNOWS THE BASIC AMHARIC WORDS AND SENTENCESES BUT SHE WANT ME TO TEACH HER A MORE ADVANCED SENTENCESESS, CAN YOU PLEASE POST ADVANCED SENTENCES, THANK YOU
I like you brother
I want to speak fluent amharic
You will! Stick around and attend our classes.
Betam amesegenelu
Focus more on teaching on pronouncing the language you spent more time speaking English think about more teaching the language
It should be pronounced as "Yihe" "Yih" Yihch" "Ya"
የሚገርም ትምህርት ነው ግን ለምን አቆምክ ልጆቻችን ጥሩ ነበር ደራ መልስልኝ
I am a man inne sowney
This is a woman issuwa setnat
You are a boys innante lijojinajaw
They are girls innasu lijagerednajow. .
U taking to much
I love you're videos but you talk to much get more into teaching than talking a lot of English get to the lesson ok I know English
It's very interesting class keep moving brother
Ive been working in Dallas in a place with a lot of Ethiopian/Eritreans . I tasted the food and instantly wanted to learn more of their culture. Now I’m here learning the language. Love Habeshas