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Learn Amharic: The Verb To Have Menor መኖር
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2018
- In this video we're going to go over the verb To Have, Menor መኖር, in Amharic! I go over phrases of the form I have __, You have __, She has __ and so on in Amharic
I go over all the present tense conjugations for the verb To Have in Amharic. By the end of this video you should be able to for simple sentences with the verb To Have in Amharic!
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Assignment: I have money - Ene genzeb alen (n with with accent)
Ameseginalehu!
I love your videos. On this one, I need the Amharic character spellings. Thank you
Asante sana
This is so helpful!! Thank you! I was so discouraged. I will be looking out for your videos.
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Ine Genzab Alen
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Something I would like to learn is how to write different forms of a word, i.e. work, a work, the work...and the plural. Thanks a lot !
Thanks bor
Thanks a lot 🙏great job
I am really struggling with this verb. I tried using it to say “I have three children” (እኔ ሶስት ልጆች አለኝ), but the person with whom I was speaking said that I can only use አለኝ when I have just one thing. And when I have more things I have to say አሉኝ . Then she gave examples of the same concept with the he for and the she form. Can you clear that up? Thanks so much - you’re the best.
My educated guess is that for plural you just say አሉ + the personal suffix: አሉኝ፥ አሉህ፥ አሉሽ፥ አሉት፥ አሏት፥ አሉን፥ አሏችሁ፥ አሏቸው
I have money…ine genzeb alen
Ine genzeb alen
Thanks a lot meaning amaric
BeTam Amesegenalehu!
problem is English has to double the letter for those which are tighter. For example Alew and Allew are two different words so you have to write them in the English part correctly.
Ine makina Aleh. Ante woha Alen Anchi worq Alesh. Inante mabirat alechihu Ina ♥️ innate♥️Alen Issu sa'at Alew. Iswa birr Alat Inessu mabirat Alachew. Batem in a maseginalle!
Thanks👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🙏🙏🙏🙏
Glad to help!
Thank you bro, keep up the good work. I knew ale for while but I’m wondering how we went from menor to ale 😀
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So glad you like it!
Genzeb Aleñ
Bekie Nwela Gobez! Great job!
Ine genzeb aleñ
Gobez! Great job!
genzeb alen
Carter Storm Great! Just remember you need the accent on the n to make it aleñ
I know but I dunno how to add that with my laptop keyboard
btw is the accent pronounced as ale "ny" / ale"gn"
To add the accent on Mac you can just hold down option and type n, on Windows you can hold Alt and type 164 specifically on your number pad.
The accent is pronounced more like ale-"gn". That's definitely an easier way to type it out/write it with just English characters. I just think the ñ character matches the sound more accurately. But feel free to use alegn. That is widely understood. Hope this helps!
Please can you tell me if these sentences are correct.
1) She has a dog : Iswa wusha alat
2) They have their dog : Inessu wushawachowu alachew
3) We have food : Igna megib alen
4)You (f) have a phone : iswa silk alesh
5)You(m) have our water: Ante wuhawachin aleh.
Betham amesegenalahu. 😊
Perfecto
Looks great! Great job!
Ine genzib alen
Great job! Just make sure that for the verb you use either alegn or aleñ if you to use the first person conjugation
ahhhh gabutuwa,I just don’t know how to type the n with a hat,so I’ll go with Ine silk alegn
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Thanks so much!
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Ene genzeb aleñ
Great job! Gobez!
ine genzeb alen... how do you say dont have?
thanks so much... btam amsegenalu
Moto birr alegn never gin ahoon tershwal. Did i say right? How do you say i had 100 dollar but i finished all or i don't have it now
Ine genzebe alenyi 😂👌
Gobez! Great job!
ውንድማቸን. እብርሃም. እደሚና. ጤና. ይስጥህ. ብእውነት. እናምስግናልን
ine genzeb alen
Gobez! (Translates to smart/clever) Great job!
elsu e just remember that you need the accent on the n to make it aleñ
Ine genzeb alen(with accent over n).
Looking great!
Ine birr aleñ
Gobez! Genzeb is the word for money but birr is the Ethiopian currency. Good job!
gobez neh berta
ene bet Alegn
egna methaf Alen
Ensu mekina Alachew -----'
Ine genzab aleñ
And. Eña genzab alen
Great job on both!
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I have money...GENZEB ALEGN
Anchie bête sira for a female?
If you are talking to a female
Ine sira iden?
Ine enat aleñ
Great job!
ገንዘብ አለኝ genizeb āleyn
ገንዘብ አለኝ።
እን ግንዝበ አለኝ
Great!
አማርኛ ይችላል ልጁ እንዴ
ገነዘብ አለኝ
Great job!
i have money GENZEB ALEGN
No! alle is not menor! Alle means "there is", and it's the personal suffix that makes it mean "have": mekina allegn: "a car there is to me" = I have a car.
First the video says alleh, not alle. Aleh, is a dual meaning verb. Depending on the context it can either mean the you exist, or you have, The same way that Menor can either mean To Live or To Have based on the context.
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Ine genzeb aleñ
Looks great! Gobez!
Ine genzeb aleñ
Gobez! Great job!