I wish one day I can speak ge’ez fluently. I’m learning to be a deacon. I’m 11 years young living in the US. My name is Joseph Mihretab. Pray me for me to learn this beautiful language.
Salih Ibrahim Church fathers and many people from country side speak this language. Church fathers even teach this language to deacons and stuff in Ethiopia and this language has everything to do with Christianity. In the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, service is done in this language and 95% of Kidase is done in geez so I donno where ur getting ur information from
I'm not even Ethiopian, I am a white French christian, and I love your culture (which I know very little unfortunately) and your Ahmaric and Geez language. I marvel at the beauty of Ethiopian christianity and its cultural particularities. May the light of Christ dwell eternally in your hearts, my brothers.
Let me ask you something. When you were a child, have you ever wondered if you are allowed to enter into your parent's house? A church is God's house, no one can prohibit you from joining. Visit your local Ethiopian church and talk to any member or the priest that you are new and have interest to know more about the Orthodox faith... Galatians 3:28 .... "There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female: for ye are all one in Christ Jesus." ....this is one link where you would like to see how we welcome all. wudasetube.com/%E1%8B%A8%E1%89%85%E1%8B%B1%E1%88%B5-%E1%88%9A%E1%8A%AB%E1%8A%A4%E1%88%8D-%E1%88%98%E1%8B%9D%E1%88%99%E1%88%AD-%E1%89%A0%E1%8C%8D%E1%8B%95%E1%8B%9D-%E1%89%A0%E1%8D%88%E1%88%A8%E1%8A%95%E1%8C%85_4e544546a.html
@Diego Salgado Gonzalez This translates to, in English, "I have seen and heard good, May God bless you, for letting me listen to words of joy. In this day and age, we need the language of Geez."
"Is it dead?" "We praise God in it" "Yes SIR!". May the All Holy Trinity keep both these fine Orthodox churchmen and may they serve devotedly for many years.
MY HOLY PRAYER is that One Day that I can learn and speak this BEAUTIFUL HOLY LANGUAGE. IN YESHUA HOLY NAME. AMEN. I LOVE THIS, I LOVE ETHIOPIA AND ETHIOPIANS EVERYWHERE. BLESS Y OU.
Amaharic + geez does not give tigrigna at all. In fact Tigrigna comes direct from Geez. As this use the same word and sound and accent unlike amaharic language does not have it. The Amaharic language was enforced to speak it in the Northern of Ethiopia (eritrea and in Tigray) by the ruling elite of Gonder Tigrigna have more letter "alphabet". Also the Geez number are closer to tigrigna and tigre in therm of writing, reading and pronunciation.
zee zeem 😂😂 Everything this person said is so foolish. Research the roots of Geez, any source will tell you Geez is around 70% tigrinya. Tigre being the closet. They speak Arabic aswell because they are muslims! Amharic is the language influenced by Agew everyone knows that, there is so many Agew words in Amharic not in tigrinya. Tigrinya doesn’t have any Amharic words, Amharic words have tigrinya words!! Axumite kingdom with the sea coast belongs to Eritrea and Tigray. As an eritrean, Eritrea is well thankyou, no one is coming to Amhara land 😆
Wow, I am just learning my mother's language (Tigrinya) and only recently reached a conversational level I already can see a lot of similarities with Geez. I wonder how the old pronounciation was, as I suspect that the two priests have an Amharic accent but I can't say for sure as I don't know how the original sounded. Nice to know that we have such a beautiful common ancestor language!
@@alexanderschwarzer9656 yeah I can see that Hawey. Just started my own learning journey, but struggling to find resources. Greeting from the cold north🇳🇴 + 🇪🇷
This language is still alive n it never die. Ethio orthodox church protect(prevent) it from Danger. This language must be transmitted generation to generation.
We are very happy to see this video and we admire this particular organization for its consideration of this beautiful language and Mr. Fisseha for his continued effort and the excellent coverage of Geez language in his articles over the years. This might be our first time to see Geez in a regular conversation between people apart from its use in the church. What a beautiful language to listen to. We hope the attention will not stop here and we will see more products in collaboration. Good luck!
Great Job, I applaud you abba and Fisseha Tadesse for your exemplar conversation. I am one of the proponents of Geez and I did not like it when the government did not take care of our Geez heritages in all aspects. Geez should be taught and studied in higher education. The two meaning of the Zebewelede Ab Yeamn qedasi lsane Geez bahtitu. Abba are admiring you Fisseha in that Qinne. I love Geez.
you obviously did not get the point of the video. GE'EZ WILL NEVER DIE. LMAO ( I STILL THINK They SHOULD teach this in ethiopian schools. some private schools still do such as miskaye hizunan which is the school i went to.
@@meronyeabio5399 That is not true. The language belongs to the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church and the descendants of the Aksumite peoples (the Habesha).
@Yonas Yigzahu Eneyehu Limeneh Yigzahu The Ge'ez alphabet got her alphabet from the Sabaens (People in Yemen), and the Sabaens who were dominating the Red sea got contact with the Phoenicians who dominated the Medditerean sea, the Sabaens made like the Greeks their own alphabet with similarities with the Phoenician alphabet.
@@betelehemdemssiw925 it use to be hieroglyphics በ bet looks like a house ም, masere looks like and eagle,ወ waxarya looks like jackel eyes. ተ tehohazere like a x on a map. These word are in Ge'ez and Tigrinya. not in amharic so it's hard to figure.q
Please give some Ge'ez lesson on your channel. It's my dream to have a conversation in Ge'ez like that. And I feel how it is so important to learn, teach, make it conversational so that the language is preserved! 💚💛❤
فتحي عادل ኣንተ ወ ትነብብ አከይ you are talking bullshit. yiu killed our family and now want uinte lol joking right we will destroy ethiopia sooner just wait .
Themaster100 First : you are deqala because we the Tigre Eritrea don't marry habesha christians or muslims. If you are deqala according to the Christian faith you will go to hell . ثانيا : لم تفهم معني ان الله يصلي علي النبي لجهلك بشيء اسمه المترادفات في اللغة لذا فهمت كلمة صلاة بالمعني الوحيد الذي تعرفه . ثالثا: تعدد الزوجات أمر عادي و شائع بين شعوب الارض و كذلك الزواج من الاقارب و ما تراه انت غير مستساغ لا يعني ان الآخرون ينظرون اليه بنفس المنظار . رابعا : قولك ان الاسلام دين العرب مضحك اذا كان الله وصف نفسه في القرآن بأنه رب العالمين و ليس إله اسرائيل فقط كما هو عند دين أهل والدتك ، ثم ان محمدا وصف في القرآن انه مجرد بشر رسول ، و محمد قال بلسانه إنما أنا بشر مثلكم و كذلك قال لا فضل لعربي علي عجمي و لا لأبيض علي اسود الا بالتقوي . بالنسبة ل isis امرك و الله مضحك لان ما فعلوه مسيحيي اثيوبيا ضد المسلمين و اللادينيين في المنطقة اكثر مليون مرة من ما فعلته داعش . و اذا كنت عامل نفسك أفريقي أقول لك ان اول من صدر الافارقة السود كعبيد للخارج هم مسيحيوا الحبشة . روح يلا بلا يخمك . اخيراً الحبش يكرهوا العرب و يستحقروا السود ، المضحك ان اي حبشي عمل فحص جينات طلعت نصفها عرب و النصف الاخر سود ( بانتو) .
Ge’ez is probably the closest language to be able to read the Old Testament and Koine greek for New Testament. So for anyone that is interested in learning that’s where I would go. God bless🙏🏽Jesus is Lord.
Should the Ge’ez language be revived and become the official language of Ethiopia? Just like Hebrew which was revived in the 19th century and became the official language of Israel. What are your thoughts?
Why Ethiopia if anything it has closer ties to Eritrea than Ethiopia's languages. Eritrea's Tigre and Tigrinya language is much closer to Ge'ez (As a tirgrinya speaker I can understand alot of what they are saying) than Ethiopia's amharic. But it would be cool if it was manditory to be taught in both countries. Kind of how japanese kids have to learn both Kanji and Hiragana. I hope it can be revived.
Yes it should be revived, without geez habesha is lost and divided, we don't even understand our own history, that should not be the case for the next generation
I think both the priest and the deacon did good conversation even though you can tell that they have Amharic accent. If you really want to hear fluent Geez conversation, you better refer a priest from Tigray Ethiopia or Eritrea. That is b.c Tigrigna is way close to Geez than Amharic.
Melanin Goddess The Amhara people are also decedents of the Aksumite kingdom, who care if Amharic or Tigrinya is closer. Both of them originated or slowly evolved from the ge'ez language. We are all one people, do we really have to argue about this?
Melanin Goddess I never said that Agame is not Tigrayan, I know they are 100% Tigrayan. Amharic still has a lot of common similarities with Ge’ez then just the alphabet, you look like some sort of hater to me the way your are talking, Amhara and the Ethiopian Tigray’s according to me and what I learned (you are Eritrean and talking nonsense that I do not understand) were one people in the Ethiopian kingdom and evolved from the kingdom of Axum, both ruled but the great Solomonic Dynastey of Queen Sheba and King Menelik, ONE LOVE 💚💛❤️ are one, haters like you is what ruins a unified Ethiopian society within the country and the diaspora. Habeshas are all one! My point is said. Just so you know, my English is clear as it is Canadian English similar to American, I believe you should be able to understand what I am saying.
Hopefully the language can be documented on language learning websites like Duolingo, Mango Languages, Busuu and stuff like that so it can be documented and if ever desired to be learned it is learnable by anyone ever, forever as long as the internet exists
Its very simple to revive it since we still use the same alphabets and sounds. Geez is very very similar to modern Day Tigre/Tigrayit language which is spoken in Eritrea. It is also very similar to Tigrinya language, although to a lesser extent than Tigre/Tigrayit, which is spoken in Eritrea and Northern Ethiopia (Tigray region).
More information on the Bibles in Ge'ez thank you! :) Would very much like to hear from you on the Bibles that you have down there where you live in Ge'ez. Do you read from right or left when you read Ge'ez?
Tigre People of Eritrea are speaking Ge'ez with arabic influence becuase his muslim faith but tigre is very closely to Ge'ez!!! the order: Tigre closest to Geez Tigrinya ver close to Geez Amharic a little bit of Geez #facts
We must bring #Geez back it's the one of the magical and oldest languages in the world. It will unlock all of our secrets in the global history. #Tigynia and Tigre are the closest to Geez because we are the same and are the people of the #Axum Empire. The book of #Enoch was also written in Geez.
I am eritrean, and i speak this language every day . But why is the ካህን ወይነብብ like ge'ez is foreign language? Tgrina is Ge'ez it was change only little accent .
@@salihibrahim562 because you speak it? Church fathers speak it ALL the time. We have a history of Qene (poetry/philosphy) which literally revolves around this language.
Bruh I’m Eritrean and I understand geez more than Amharic this is just like tigrinya with different words it’s logical when you think tigrinya and Tigre are direct decent of geez with 85% and Amharic is 50-55% I’m proud to hear the language my forefathers from over 2000 years spoke 🇪🇷
Bruh i speak both amharic and arabic and i don't even know 80% of it only some one who can speak all ge'ez descendants (tigre,tigrinya,amharic, guraginya)+arabic can understand it all
Yea ge'ez is a powerful language that the university of Germany, Italy, USA, France, Canada are studying it seriously. They have even stole thousands of books from Ethiopia. Many are found in US and Germany.
I am an adopted child whom is half Ethiopian and half Russian. I want so bad to learn Ge'ez, I have a fairly decent grasp on my Russian roots. I want to connect with my Ethiopian roots so bad.
robi_______ ______boy Actually those words are from Ge'ez. Not only are all the ethiopian semitic languages related by family, bit they all give words to each other, binding them together very closely.
ChelseafcTube Eritreans do not need to learn Gheez. They speak Gheez/tigrigna but they were obligated to learn Hamaric/Gheez because hamaric language was official.
if you don't have anything good to say, don't say it. half the people in these comments are saying it's fake, but i know very well that they barely know geez in the first place. can't you guys compliment the video (or if you don't believe their saying geez then ignore the video, your choice) and leave? they tried their best, and i know im going to start having a lot of backlash and arguments replying to me, so for the haters that are jealous who want to start beef, i literally don't care what you have to say. I'll be sure to answer you back to be nice, but i don't care. whatever you say wont make me start being upset or whatev you want my reaction to be, because geez is an amazing language and we all know your jealous you can't speak it lol (im jk abt the jelous part, maybe) thanks, God bless!
If geez language is spoken in public will be more stronger than just in church, why is it restricted to the church, if its a people language it should be spoken in public between different religion people and in urban cities too
Tigre People of Eritrea are speaking Ge'ez with arabic influence becuase his muslim faith but tigre is very closely to Ge'ez!!! the order: Tigre closest to Geez Tigrinya ver close to Geez Amharic a little bit of Geez #facts
Sounds pretty much Arabic to my ears. Probably the root of all Semitic languages. Some scholars say old hebrews have spoken it for quite awhile during Moses times.
if you review the Arab migrations before Islam, you will find that the Arabs have a citizen in Ethiopia, as evidenced by the verbal rapprochement between Arabic and the ancient Ethiopian Ge'ez language. The Geez was a Yemeni tribe from the District Al-Hawtah, Governorate Abyan in southern Yemen. They migrated thousands of years ago to Ethiopia. Today their language is called the Ge’ez in relation to the Ge’ez tribe. And when you compare the Aramaic, Hebrew, Arabic, Ge'ez and Sumerian words, you will find that they carry the same pronunciation and meaning rules, such as the word father, mother, brother, boy, girl and others.
Ge'ez was not a Yemeni tribe bro. Ge'ez people are called Agazi, and their language descends from another language called Yeged (Yeged --> Ged --> Ge'ed - Ge'ez). Yeged was the language spoken in DMT Kingdom. Even the Kings of DMT called themselves Yeged such as Negusat Rabeh & Lamen who ruled from 700 - 650 BCE. Ge'ez is a heavily Semitic influenced language, but it's base foundation comes from Agew languages. The same thing can be said for English, which at it's core is a Germanic language, but is more than 50% Latin in vocabulary and grammar. But will you call English a Latin language? No. Just because we use similar words for boy, dog, name and stuff like that doesn't consist of relation. Many languages adopt and borrow words from each other. Also if a migration of thousands of people from Yemen to Eritrea/Ethiopia happened, there would be plenty of archeological evidence. Or any of the kings of Yemen, Habesha, Nubia or Egypt would have documented or at least mentioned it. Mixing =/= originating from. And there is plenty more evidence of Habesha ruling Yemen than vice versa.
Its not Yemini. The oldest script of ge'ez was found in Eritrea. Not in Yemen. Don't believe me search this up and two languages (Trigrinya and Tigre) are very closely tied to it till this day the people speak it.
@@manny7662They’re lying to you.The migration from Yemen happened,It’s undeniable. That’s how Semitic languages and civilization entered Ethiopia and Eritrea.
@@Zeyede_Seyum Yes but geez was most likely made in eritrea then spread to northern ethiopia starting from tigray then Amhara till shewa. From what is known through archaeological findings What was used before geez was sabaic language and geez came from it sabaic language was used in yemen and came into Eritrea then it evolved to geez then from geez to tigrinya tigre and eventually amharic.
ge ez and amharic are both south-arabic languages. these people belong to the south arabian tribes. the people who knows ge ez literature perfectly....will understand and at least FEEL the mean of quran perfectly. since quran is in classic arabic and these people belong to the south arabian tribes.
I wish one day I can speak ge’ez fluently. I’m learning to be a deacon. I’m 11 years young living in the US. My name is Joseph Mihretab. Pray me for me to learn this beautiful language.
No body speaks it. I challenge you to bring one. FYI, the dead language got nothing to do with Christianity.
Salih Ibrahim Church fathers and many people from country side speak this language. Church fathers even teach this language to deacons and stuff in Ethiopia and this language has everything to do with Christianity. In the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, service is done in this language and 95% of Kidase is done in geez so I donno where ur getting ur information from
@@kananicodemus9923 you are really a real Ethiopian.
@@salihibrahim562Don't just start talking ishi. Have some knowledge about it biyans.😒😒😒
Sounds similar to Arabic, does any one know more about this language?
I'm not even Ethiopian, I am a white French christian, and I love your culture (which I know very little unfortunately) and your Ahmaric and Geez language. I marvel at the beauty of Ethiopian christianity and its cultural particularities. May the light of Christ dwell eternally in your hearts, my brothers.
AmorSapientiae merci
Donne moi votre adress si vous voux et moi ,je habite a marseille et aussi je suis Ethiopian
Mon nom est abel ou kibrom
Please visit any local Ethiopian or any Orthodox Church. If you are not Orthodox, God is calling you to the True Light. God Bless you!
Let me ask you something. When you were a child, have you ever wondered if you are allowed to enter into your parent's house? A church is God's house, no one can prohibit you from joining. Visit your local Ethiopian church and talk to any member or the priest that you are new and have interest to know more about the Orthodox faith... Galatians 3:28 .... "There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female: for ye are all one in Christ Jesus." ....this is one link where you would like to see how we welcome all. wudasetube.com/%E1%8B%A8%E1%89%85%E1%8B%B1%E1%88%B5-%E1%88%9A%E1%8A%AB%E1%8A%A4%E1%88%8D-%E1%88%98%E1%8B%9D%E1%88%99%E1%88%AD-%E1%89%A0%E1%8C%8D%E1%8B%95%E1%8B%9D-%E1%89%A0%E1%8D%88%E1%88%A8%E1%8A%95%E1%8C%85_4e544546a.html
Miss_S d yes
ሠናይ ርኢነ ወሰማዕነ፡ እግዚኣብሔር ይባርክሙ ለዘኣስማዕክሙነ ቃለ ፍሥሓ። በዝ ዘመን ይደልወነ ናእምር ልሳነ ግእዝ።
@Diego Salgado Gonzalez This translates to, in English, "I have seen and heard good, May God bless you, for letting me listen to words of joy. In this day and age, we need the language of Geez."
@@ሃይማኖተአበው-ኈ1ጐ Thanks for translating! Also, this could have been copied and pasted into Google translate.
EndaMariam: እዚ ግእዝ ኣይኮነን: ቁሩብ ኣይትሓፍሩን ዲኹም?
Alma Chronicles Unfortunately, google translate does not have this language in their system yet... Hopefully they will soon😃
Salih Ibrahim እዚ ግእዝ ኣይኮነን? እንታዳዩ
Ge'ez will never die. 🙌🏾
It died thousands of years ago.
@@teddyissak2720Wow 😞
@@teddyissak2720 nope
@@teddyissak2720 it didn't quit spreading rumors
yes!
I'm a Tigre / Tigrait speaker, and I understood 80% of the conversation 😮.
I'm really shocked to be honest 😅.
"Is it dead?" "We praise God in it" "Yes SIR!". May the All Holy Trinity keep both these fine Orthodox churchmen and may they serve devotedly for many years.
how lovely to watch 2 scholars is such a graceful way.
the respect and love you show to God, made me so proud to be Ethiopian. Geez will never die.
ይህንን የመሰለ ድንቅ ጅማሬ ልናበረታታው እና ከአባቶቻችን ጎን ልንቆም ይገባል።ቃለ ህይዎት ያሰማልን አባቶቸ።
ቃል እግዚኣብሄር የሰማዓልኝ።
MY HOLY PRAYER is that One Day that I can learn and speak this BEAUTIFUL HOLY LANGUAGE. IN YESHUA HOLY NAME. AMEN. I LOVE THIS, I LOVE ETHIOPIA AND ETHIOPIANS EVERYWHERE. BLESS Y OU.
Denise Allen eritreans*
Ge'ez sounds so much like a Tigrinya. Or a Tigrinya and Tigre mix. SO happy to hear it in good use.
Tigrigna is geez, the language evolved. The same with english, old english sounded way different than the current english bc it evolved
Fr it sounds like TIgre and Tigrinya.
This sounds so much like my language Tigre
Fatima Ibrahim ጽቡቅ ኣለኪ ትግረ ትግሪኛ ናብ ግእዝ ዳርጋ ሓደ ኢዩ ማለት ኩሉና ኣጋኣዝያን ኢና
Fatima Ibrahim thanks belewit ( tigrayeet ) that's we call it
Amaharic + geez does not give tigrigna at all. In fact Tigrigna comes direct from Geez. As this use the same word and sound and accent unlike amaharic language does not have it. The Amaharic language was enforced to speak it in the Northern of Ethiopia (eritrea and in Tigray) by the ruling elite of Gonder Tigrigna have more letter "alphabet". Also the Geez number are closer to tigrigna and tigre in therm of writing, reading and pronunciation.
zee zeem lol It sound that you do not know the history of east of Africa. Do let the emotion rule you. Embrace the diversity and the riches of Africa.
zee zeem 😂😂 Everything this person said is so foolish. Research the roots of Geez, any source will tell you Geez is around 70% tigrinya. Tigre being the closet. They speak Arabic aswell because they are muslims! Amharic is the language influenced by Agew everyone knows that, there is so many Agew words in Amharic not in tigrinya. Tigrinya doesn’t have any Amharic words, Amharic words have tigrinya words!! Axumite kingdom with the sea coast belongs to Eritrea and Tigray. As an eritrean, Eritrea is well thankyou, no one is coming to Amhara land 😆
Wow, I am just learning my mother's language (Tigrinya) and only recently reached a conversational level I already can see a lot of similarities with Geez. I wonder how the old pronounciation was, as I suspect that the two priests have an Amharic accent but I can't say for sure as I don't know how the original sounded. Nice to know that we have such a beautiful common ancestor language!
Hi, how are you learning Tigrinya if I may ask. Are u using any language programs?
@@akramhassen5798 check my channel, I explain it there and show the ressources I used. It's mainly books.
@@alexanderschwarzer9656 yeah I can see that Hawey. Just started my own learning journey, but struggling to find resources. Greeting from the cold north🇳🇴 + 🇪🇷
Asey asey asey geez tuem! They remind me my childhood in the church (dege selam) thanks for sharing this with us.
thank you for this interesting snippet of Ge'ez and recitation, God bless you! Merry Christmas!
This language is still alive n it never die. Ethio orthodox church protect(prevent) it from Danger. This language must be transmitted generation to generation.
Yitbarek: stop lying.
@@salihibrahim562 which lie. it still spoken in churches in eritrea and ethiopia
We are very happy to see this video and we admire this particular organization for its consideration of this beautiful language and Mr. Fisseha for his continued effort and the excellent coverage of Geez language in his articles over the years. This might be our first time to see Geez in a regular conversation between people apart from its use in the church. What a beautiful language to listen to. We hope the attention will not stop here and we will see more products in collaboration. Good luck!
Then Ge’ez is exclusive. Ge’ez is definitely not dead! That’s great given the way things are going around the world today. Beautiful language. 🙌🏾
It will never be dead cause, even the Germans, Canadians, americans are learning it in their universities
As an Arabic speaker I can recognize a lot of words (life, death, sky, language, etc..)
Yes. Living- hiyaw, death - mot, sky - semay, language - lisan are all similar in most semetic languages.
ሰናይ ውእቱ ቃለ ሰናይ የስምዕልና ክቡር አበዊነ ወእኁውየ እሰብኃኩሙ ጥቀ🙏🙏🙏⛪⛪⛪🕯🕯🕯
Great Job, I applaud you abba and Fisseha Tadesse for your exemplar conversation. I am one of the proponents of Geez and I did not like it when the government did not take care of our Geez heritages in all aspects. Geez should be taught and studied in higher education. The two meaning of the Zebewelede Ab Yeamn qedasi lsane Geez bahtitu. Abba are admiring you Fisseha in that Qinne. I love Geez.
Rezene: your idea is bizarre. How could you introduce it in school system when no one speaks this language.
I am very happy to hear geez language. Thank you for Sharing this Video's
Muese: this is NOT Geez at all.
@@salihibrahim562 can you shut the f@ck up
my contribution to this will be: ኣነ ሰኣልክዋ ለልሳነ ግዕዝ በኩሉ ኢንተርነተ ወባሕቱ ኢረከብክዋ ወጻመኩ በከንቱ። ዮምኒ ተፈሳሕኩ ወተሓሰየት ልብየ እመ ሰማዕኩ ሊቃውንተ ይትሀለይዋ በሃገረ ካናዳ ዘስርናይ ወዘጽጋብ ወዘስካብ። እግዚኣብሔር ይባርክሙ እስመ ይብል ምልእዋ ለሃገረ ካናዳ ደቂቀ ግዕዛነ ከመ ትሰብሑኒ መዓልተ ወለሊተ።
Hi Rezene, amazing geez writing. I am interested to contact you. teklehaimaman@gmail.com. Thank you
I really love geez I wish they will teach this in ethiopian school before the language die so beautiful language.
you obviously did not get the point of the video. GE'EZ WILL NEVER DIE. LMAO
( I STILL THINK They SHOULD teach this in ethiopian schools. some private schools still do such as miskaye hizunan which is the school i went to.
It's belongs only to tigrinha tigre people sorry
@@meronyeabio5399 That is not true. The language belongs to the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church and the descendants of the Aksumite peoples (the Habesha).
Y'all wrong - no one can own a language lol. It's a method of communication between individuals, despite cultural connotations.
Seny: no one speaks the language.
What a beautiful language, it sounds like a cross between Turkish, Bahasa Malay and Hebrew and the alphabet looks like hieroglyphics.
Hieroglyphics Alphabet is mostly pictures of animal and goods Ge'ez Alphabet is not a picture.
The alphabet came from the Phoenicians who were also Semitic like us.
@Yonas Yigzahu Eneyehu Limeneh Yigzahu The Ge'ez alphabet got her alphabet from the Sabaens (People in Yemen), and the Sabaens who were dominating the Red sea got contact with the Phoenicians who dominated the Medditerean sea, the Sabaens made like the Greeks their own alphabet with similarities with the Phoenician alphabet.
@@betelehemdemssiw925 it use to be hieroglyphics በ bet looks like a house ም, masere looks like and eagle,ወ waxarya looks like jackel eyes. ተ tehohazere like a x on a map. These word are in Ge'ez and Tigrinya. not in amharic so it's hard to figure.q
Looks nothing like hieroglyphics. To me at least, it looks most similar to the glagolitic alphabet
oh people you are just lovely.
Please give some Ge'ez lesson on your channel. It's my dream to have a conversation in Ge'ez like that. And I feel how it is so important to learn, teach, make it conversational so that the language is preserved! 💚💛❤
this language is very important because it may United Eritrea and Eastern Sudan Tigre tigriga and Amharic.....
wedi_amlak_yesus_awetey_eyu :islam islam but nobody know what is Islam
Islam is not religion
فتحي عادل ኣንተ ወ ትነብብ አከይ you are talking bullshit. yiu killed our family and now want uinte lol joking right we will destroy ethiopia sooner just wait .
Themaster100
First : you are deqala because we the Tigre Eritrea don't marry habesha christians or muslims.
If you are deqala according to the Christian faith you will go to hell .
ثانيا : لم تفهم معني ان الله يصلي علي النبي لجهلك بشيء اسمه المترادفات في اللغة لذا فهمت كلمة صلاة بالمعني الوحيد الذي تعرفه .
ثالثا: تعدد الزوجات أمر عادي و شائع بين شعوب الارض و كذلك الزواج من الاقارب و ما تراه انت غير مستساغ لا يعني ان الآخرون ينظرون اليه بنفس المنظار .
رابعا : قولك ان الاسلام دين العرب مضحك اذا كان الله وصف نفسه في القرآن بأنه رب العالمين و ليس إله اسرائيل فقط كما هو عند دين أهل والدتك ، ثم ان محمدا وصف في القرآن انه مجرد بشر رسول ، و محمد قال بلسانه إنما أنا بشر مثلكم و كذلك قال لا فضل لعربي علي عجمي و لا لأبيض علي اسود الا بالتقوي .
بالنسبة ل isis امرك و الله مضحك لان ما فعلوه مسيحيي اثيوبيا ضد المسلمين و اللادينيين في المنطقة اكثر مليون مرة من ما فعلته داعش .
و اذا كنت عامل نفسك أفريقي أقول لك ان اول من صدر الافارقة السود كعبيد للخارج هم مسيحيوا الحبشة .
روح يلا بلا يخمك .
اخيراً الحبش يكرهوا العرب و يستحقروا السود ، المضحك ان اي حبشي عمل فحص جينات طلعت نصفها عرب و النصف الاخر سود ( بانتو) .
wedshieb المعلومه دي جد هههههه؟
اي معلومة
Hear is is what i want learen it is so easy from tigrgna
ኦሆ ቃል ሰናይ ውእቱ ኣባውነ ንህነስ ተፈሳህነ ጥቀ ቃልህወት ያስምእልነ ፀጋ በድበ ፀጋ ይኩን ላእለኩሙ ኣቦውነ ❤❤
እቱ ግእዝ ግን ናብ ትግርኛ ተትርገምልና ፅብቅ ነይሩ እቱ ግእዝ ናብ እንግልሽ ግን ብዝሕ ኣሎ ካባይ ጀምሩ እንግልሽ ዘየልብብ ስለዚ ፍቃድ ኣምላክ ይኩን ከምኡ ክትገብርልና ኣቦታተይ
wow wonderful!!!!!!
I would love to speak the Ge’ez language fluently.. I know some from liturgical service but this conversation is cool
Ge’ez is probably the closest language to be able to read the Old Testament and Koine greek for New Testament. So for anyone that is interested in learning that’s where I would go. God bless🙏🏽Jesus is Lord.
It's not even in the same language family.
For the old testament yes because it is Semitic,the old testament is written in Hebrew
Beautiful language
My queston? Was the Ethiopian Eunuch, in the Court of Queen Candace, speaking G'ez, and how close to Ge'ez to Aramaic and Bible Hebrew?
Should the Ge’ez language be revived and become the official language of Ethiopia? Just like Hebrew which was revived in the 19th century and became the official language of Israel. What are your thoughts?
Why Ethiopia if anything it has closer ties to Eritrea than Ethiopia's languages. Eritrea's Tigre and Tigrinya language is much closer to Ge'ez (As a tirgrinya speaker I can understand alot of what they are saying) than Ethiopia's amharic.
But it would be cool if it was manditory to be taught in both countries. Kind of how japanese kids have to learn both Kanji and Hiragana. I hope it can be revived.
Yes it should be revived, without geez habesha is lost and divided, we don't even understand our own history, that should not be the case for the next generation
@@keshi5541i am amhara and can understand full phrases, plus there is more tigrinya speakers in ethiopia
ዝንቱ ፡ ውእቱ ፡ ልሳንየ ። አእኲትክሙ ፡ ዓይነ ፡ እግዚአብሔር ፡ ወላእከ ፡ ምሥጢር ።
I think both the priest and the deacon did good conversation even though you can tell that they have Amharic accent. If you really want to hear fluent Geez conversation, you better refer a priest from Tigray Ethiopia or Eritrea. That is b.c Tigrigna is way close to Geez than Amharic.
Jay Yosi Eventhogh I don't speak Geze, Yes they have an Amharic accent.
Melanin Goddess The Amhara people are also decedents of the Aksumite kingdom, who care if Amharic or Tigrinya is closer. Both of them originated or slowly evolved from the ge'ez language. We are all one people, do we really have to argue about this?
Melanin Goddess Oh and just so you know, Agame people are from Tigray, get your facts right.
Melanin Goddess I never said that Agame is not Tigrayan, I know they are 100% Tigrayan. Amharic still has a lot of common similarities with Ge’ez then just the alphabet, you look like some sort of hater to me the way your are talking, Amhara and the Ethiopian Tigray’s according to me and what I learned (you are Eritrean and talking nonsense that I do not understand) were one people in the Ethiopian kingdom and evolved from the kingdom of Axum, both ruled but the great Solomonic Dynastey of Queen Sheba and King Menelik, ONE LOVE
💚💛❤️ are one, haters like you is what ruins a unified Ethiopian society within the country and the diaspora. Habeshas are all one! My point is said. Just so you know, my English is clear as it is Canadian English similar to American, I believe you should be able to understand what I am saying.
Jay Yosi Yes, you're right! I'm a Ethiopian and i know that the Eritrean accent exactly the Ge'ez accent is!
Hopefully the language can be documented on language learning websites like Duolingo, Mango Languages, Busuu and stuff like that so it can be documented and if ever desired to be learned it is learnable by anyone ever, forever as long as the internet exists
Its very simple to revive it since we still use the same alphabets and sounds. Geez is very very similar to modern Day Tigre/Tigrayit language which is spoken in Eritrea. It is also very similar to Tigrinya language, although to a lesser extent than Tigre/Tigrayit, which is spoken in Eritrea and Northern Ethiopia (Tigray region).
geez is beter than amharic and tigrigna modern languge
Dawit: how can you say that. Geez is spoken by none:
Aki ra lmfaoo chill we speak geez too it’s basically Tigrinya I understand a lot of what they’re saying
Aki ra but it’s mostly spoken in orthodox churches in Eritrea but I branched off to Tigrinya and Amharic
Aki ra oh and it’s closest to Tigre which is a language only in Eritrea and parts of Sudan so....
Are there any places teaching Ge'ez online? I can only find Amharic and other derivatives. 😊
More information on the Bibles in Ge'ez thank you! :)
Would very much like to hear from you on the Bibles that you have down there where you live in Ge'ez.
Do you read from right or left when you read Ge'ez?
Thanks.
Now actually there are many school that teaches Ge'ez such as Ge'ez Academy in Addis.
I wish to see renaissance of Geeze language as used to be .
May God help us to explore or to dig out because the government hide it deliberately.
Enameseginalen
it is very very interesting ... how can I apply to study? please tell me something because I am in need of this language from my childhood
If you learn pure Tigre/Tigrayit language than you will understand Geez. Especially in areas to the north of Keren, Eritrea.
This is like Tigrigna and Tigre.
From Geez langueg first came Tigre than tigrinja and last amharic
@@gualbloko4723 False
@@gualbloko4723 no
Tigre People of Eritrea are speaking Ge'ez with arabic influence becuase his muslim faith but tigre is very closely to Ge'ez!!!
the order:
Tigre closest to Geez
Tigrinya ver close to Geez
Amharic a little bit of Geez
#facts
@@sisko3893 GAGAHAHA
This is so cool 😎
We must bring #Geez back it's the one of the magical and oldest languages in the world. It will unlock all of our secrets in the global history. #Tigynia and Tigre are the closest to Geez because we are the same and are the people of the #Axum Empire. The book of #Enoch was also written in Geez.
Hi there can you pls tell me what is the translation for the word perfect in ge'ez if you know. Thanx in advance
Ge'ez sounds like Arabic, could be?? Greetings from Argentina.
Yes because Geez is unilateral Tigre- a language similar to Arabic spoken in North Eritrea. Geez/Tigre actually predates Arabic though
Ge'ez and Arabic are both semitic language. they sound similar.
I am eritrean, and i speak this language every day . But why is the ካህን ወይነብብ like ge'ez is foreign language? Tgrina is Ge'ez it was change only little accent .
ቀላል ዉእቱ
@@eho6380 amharic is not ge ez notice how they all come but on amharic theres no tigr bc its not a part of the ge ez group
they say "iwe " when they say "yes" exact as tigrigna and "senay" when they say "good"
Its aw in amharic this word actually came from the Egyptian word iw
@@AMR_k400 iw is similar to iwe which means egyptian word is similar to tigrinya
any songs ?
The guy with red hat geez has a strong Amharic accent
fsami: they should be reported for faking. I’m absolutely certain they don’t speak it:
@@salihibrahim562 because you speak it? Church fathers speak it ALL the time. We have a history of Qene (poetry/philosphy) which literally revolves around this language.
@@salihibrahim562 they ARE SPEAKING it
Yeah he couldn't say h' kh' and q' correct h' and kh' are also used in modern amharic but its disappearing rapidly
Bruh I’m Eritrean and I understand geez more than Amharic this is just like tigrinya with different words it’s logical when you think tigrinya and Tigre are direct decent of geez with 85% and Amharic is 50-55% I’m proud to hear the language my forefathers from over 2000 years spoke 🇪🇷
without geez we habesha stand divided and lost
The language of Enoch so lovely
No
@@yonatankassahun9851 it is
No, Ge'ez is the language of Yoktan. 2600 B.C.
@@teddyissak2720 this is geez
@@changolini Enoch spoke Adamic language. Which disappeared with the flood.
በኡነት በዚ ዘመን እዚ ከምዚኦም ዝኣመሰሉ ኣቦታትን ኣሕዋት ምህላወም እግዝኣቢሄር ይመስገን ስለዚ ብዝበለጸ ክሰፍሕ ኣለዎ ምኽንያቱ ኣብ ቤተክርስትያ ጥራይ እዩ ዘሎ እሞ ኣጀኹም
exactly Like tegrait language in Eritrea
From Geez langueg first came out Tigre then Tigrinja and last amharic
I know Arabic I could understand 80% of it
this sounds nothing like arabic
Bruh i speak both amharic and arabic and i don't even know 80% of it only some one who can speak all ge'ez descendants (tigre,tigrinya,amharic, guraginya)+arabic can understand it all
Biggest cap. They aren't alike.
Any Christian songs in Ge'ez?
I think you can find hymns called "Mezmur" online.
wawwww❤❤🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏👏
Geez is not a forgotten language. But its used only in liturgy of tewahedo church, similar to Latin in the Catholic Church.
ልሳነ ግእዝ ዘኢይመውት!
ሠናይ ወጠንከ ኦ እኁነ : ከመ ትህሥሶ ለልሣነ ግዕዝ: ዘአበዊነ ቅዱሳን : እግዚአብሔር ይርዳእከ በኩሉ ፍናዌከ::
Matthew 23:9 And call no man your father upon the earth: for one is your Father, which is in heaven.
Hallo way such language translate to devil World.
እግዚአብሔር ይባርክሙ እወ በአማን ልሳነ ግዕዝ ኢይመውት ልሳነግእዝሰ ልሳነ ቤተክርስቲን ወልሳነ ቀዳማይት ኢትዮጵያ ኩልነ ደቂቀ ቤተክርስቲያን ንሳየጥ ንትዋስኣ በልሳን ግእዝ ኩለሄ
For the feature geze will be international language iswear
I am not ethiopoian, I am from philippines Book of adam and book of enoch brought me here....
Yea ge'ez is a powerful language that the university of Germany, Italy, USA, France, Canada are studying it seriously. They have even stole thousands of books from Ethiopia. Many are found in US and Germany.
Geez is the first language.
We need to revive it like hebrew
woow
I am an adopted child whom is half Ethiopian and half Russian. I want so bad to learn Ge'ez, I have a fairly decent grasp on my Russian roots. I want to connect with my Ethiopian roots so bad.
Thats awesome... I would suggest starting with Amharic, and/or Tigrinya. Then gradually going up to Ge'ez.
its like tigrigna
ግእዝ በጣም ትግርኛ ይመስላል
selam
you could openly hear tigrinya and amharinya words in them...so this would not be difficult for me to learn...
robi_______ ______boy Actually those words are from Ge'ez. Not only are all the ethiopian semitic languages related by family, bit they all give words to each other, binding them together very closely.
This could be the language of the Queen of Sheba??
Exactly.
No sabean is the language of the queen of sheba
No the father language of Ge'ez was the language of the Queen of Sheba, the language is called Yeged
So I now know the meaning of Af'abet town: Outside.
And nakfa is to go up i think.
They speak tigre by tigrinia or amharic accent
Melanin Goddess we never say geeze is Amhara lol but it’s a family of Tigra and Amharic. American speak English does that mean they steal Latin?
the accuser!! You mean father!
ChelseafcTube Eritreans do not need to learn Gheez. They speak Gheez/tigrigna but they were obligated to learn Hamaric/Gheez because hamaric language was official.
እባካቹ ኣባቴቼ መዝሙር ዳዊት በግእዝ ንባብ እፈልጋለዉ፡መዝሙር ዳዊት ብግእዝ ንባብ የድልየኒ ኣሎ ብከመይ ይረክብ ኣብዚ ዩቲብ ከኣ ስኢነ
እኔ መዝሙረ የዳዊት ንባብ በግእዝ አለኝ እንዴት ላስተላልፍልህ/ሽ?
if you don't have anything good to say, don't say it. half the people in these comments are saying it's fake, but i know very well that they barely know geez in the first place. can't you guys compliment the video (or if you don't believe their saying geez then ignore the video, your choice) and leave? they tried their best, and i know im going to start having a lot of backlash and arguments replying to me, so for the haters that are jealous who want to start beef, i literally don't care what you have to say. I'll be sure to answer you back to be nice, but i don't care. whatever you say wont make me start being upset or whatev you want my reaction to be, because geez is an amazing language and we all know your jealous you can't speak it lol (im jk abt the jelous part, maybe) thanks, God bless!
If geez language is spoken in public will be more stronger than just in church, why is it restricted to the church, if its a people language it should be spoken in public between different religion people and in urban cities too
I think I can understand this language but I don't
Medhanit Gebremikael atya ala b´Germanistik ketmhar ..ketmeher... kab Geéz iya teweszee zela!
Albato wrong
A-la-be-too (for male) , A-la-be-ta (female) mean doesn't have in Tigre . Be-too (male) , be-ta(female) mean it has .
Itwasa /wasea mean add more or make it bigger not repeat .
I just made a Dialect called Ge'ze Dialect
#Ethiopia #The GOD of Heaven and Earth is Praised.
Tigre People of Eritrea are speaking Ge'ez with arabic influence becuase his muslim faith but tigre is very closely to Ge'ez!!!
the order:
Tigre closest to Geez
Tigrinya ver close to Geez
Amharic a little bit of Geez
#facts
Sounds pretty much Arabic to my ears. Probably the root of all Semitic languages. Some scholars say old hebrews have spoken it for quite awhile during Moses times.
It doest sound arabic
The ancient Arabs formed as an ethnic group in the northwestern part of Saudi Arabia and Jordan and the Syrian desert and Iraq
if you review the Arab migrations before Islam, you will find that the
Arabs have a citizen in Ethiopia, as evidenced by the verbal rapprochement
between Arabic and the ancient Ethiopian Ge'ez language. The Geez was a Yemeni
tribe from the District Al-Hawtah, Governorate Abyan in southern Yemen. They migrated
thousands of years ago to Ethiopia. Today their language is called the Ge’ez in
relation to the Ge’ez tribe. And when you compare the Aramaic, Hebrew, Arabic,
Ge'ez and Sumerian words, you will find that they carry the same pronunciation
and meaning rules, such as the word father, mother, brother, boy, girl and
others.
Ge'ez was not a Yemeni tribe bro. Ge'ez people are called Agazi, and their language descends from another language called Yeged (Yeged --> Ged --> Ge'ed - Ge'ez). Yeged was the language spoken in DMT Kingdom. Even the Kings of DMT called themselves Yeged such as Negusat Rabeh & Lamen who ruled from 700 - 650 BCE.
Ge'ez is a heavily Semitic influenced language, but it's base foundation comes from Agew languages. The same thing can be said for English, which at it's core is a Germanic language, but is more than 50% Latin in vocabulary and grammar. But will you call English a Latin language? No.
Just because we use similar words for boy, dog, name and stuff like that doesn't consist of relation. Many languages adopt and borrow words from each other. Also if a migration of thousands of people from Yemen to Eritrea/Ethiopia happened, there would be plenty of archeological evidence. Or any of the kings of Yemen, Habesha, Nubia or Egypt would have documented or at least mentioned it.
Mixing =/= originating from. And there is plenty more evidence of Habesha ruling Yemen than vice versa.
@@hfugjfjvccjgj That makes sense. But then does that mean Habesha people have always been around?
Its not Yemini. The oldest script of ge'ez was found in Eritrea. Not in Yemen. Don't believe me search this up and two languages (Trigrinya and Tigre) are very closely tied to it till this day the people speak it.
@@manny7662They’re lying to you.The migration from Yemen happened,It’s undeniable. That’s how Semitic languages and civilization entered Ethiopia and Eritrea.
@@Zeyede_Seyum
Yes but geez was most likely made in eritrea then spread to northern ethiopia starting from tigray then Amhara till shewa.
From what is known through archaeological findings
What was used before geez was sabaic language and geez came from it sabaic language was used in yemen and came into Eritrea then it evolved to geez then from geez to tigrinya tigre and eventually amharic.
ge ez and amharic are both south-arabic languages.
these people belong to the south arabian tribes.
the people who knows ge ez literature perfectly....will understand and at least FEEL the mean of quran perfectly.
since quran is in classic arabic and these people belong to the south arabian tribes.
Every day we use this language . I think i speak this language better than that qashj .
+wedshieb Where? I am trying to learn it
des ylal
تتشابه مع اللغة العربية
ذلك لأنهما يأتيان من مصدر واحد 😊
The priest is using a lot of present tigrigna words and accent እወ ቀጢን.ነዊሕ..whereas the diacon seems to use genuine geez words
Etsub dink new. Meshelem alebachew.
Assanay tiby