@@ryukenss actually pretty good… I find that the more she talks to me in her language I pick up on the words a little bit more easier… the hard parts are the certain words that roll off the tongue
@@ronnybueller thanks for responding. I’ve found the hardest part is I’m shy so practicing is tough. I’m ashamed to say I’ve been around it for 4 years both in work and personal and speak very very little. I can generally understand the gist of a conversation though. Also, when it’s spoken quickly it goes right over my head. These videos definitely help but I need to find someone I can practice with.
I always wanted to learn tigrigna, am 1/4 ertrian and 3/4Ethiopian, i speak perfect amharic but no one taught me tigrigna. Thank you for doing these videos
For those who want to learn Tigrinya I would encourage to study the alphabets as well because in Tigrinya each letter has its own sound. Don't get discouraged by the fact the letters are many, but it is funn. It is easy to learn the language if you know how to read the letters. Words are formed according the syllable of the word. For instance "kemey" is "how" in English which has 3 syllables (ke-me-y) in Tigrinya it can be written in 3 letters and in English in 5 letters i.e ከመይ vs kemey.
So my mom spent years trying to get me interested in speaking Tigraygna, but gave up because I always defaulted to amharic is English because it was second nature to me. Now that my folks have retired and moved back to Ethiopia, I regret taking her lessons for granted. Thanks for the video. I hope to surprise her with some Tigraygna during my next visit home. God bless you!
This was fantastic! I live in Sweden and have a lot of eritrean co-workers. Theyve already taught me some, but this is so informative. Im gonna impress them some more on monday now!;)
Wonderful I am Ethiopian-Gambellian I want to learn tigrinya language, my classmates they are Tigray people and I love to communicate to them with tigrinya from Adigrat......Keep it up sister God will bless you.
I wanna learn Tigrinya cus i work with a bunch of Eritrean folks and they are amazing. Just wanna surprise them and show them i like them. Thanks for the lesson. Happy eastern. / Tito Sweden
My mom is from Eritrea but I had a hard time understanding Swedish ( I live in Sweden ) as a kid so we just focused on that throughout my childhood so here I am , 17! Years later .. since I wanna understand my mom’s language more which is also mine.. and be able to communicate with my grandma and other relatives whos not living in Sweden .
I'm from ethiopia, addis Ababa and I just came here to learn trigaynya cause my friends at school speak many Ethiopian languages, even my best friend speaks amharic, trigaynya, somalia and English...and I only speak amharic, English & little bit arabic.. I really like the sound of trigaynya ...I really do ...it's romantic when u speak it..thnx for this video😀
THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH FOR THIS I live around the block from a neighborhood corner store and realized thet they were Eritrean years after I moved in because of my best friend moving in with me (She's Eritrean). Just been trying to pick up new words and phrases to use when I walk into the store every morning with the pup. Again thank you , my hear is full!
@@zergietefera8569 they relly aren’t.. there some the very basic words which can be similar and there are some similarities in grammar but Tigrynja is totally different from Hebrew.
Ur video is cool I was rised with Tigrayans and grewed up learning their language and amharic but come to america and forgot and I watch ur vidoe I am like dang she the goat I was happy to see a video like this thx and I fell lie just saying they word to everyone I see so I don't fprget😅
Thanks that was very kind I’m glad you can teach me tigrigna now I am very fluent and I’m in Ethiopia 🇪🇹 and I can have normal conversations with people, at day one of listening to your videos I was struggling, I didn’t know where to start, then I started going daily with your videos,since then I can fluently speak, overall your thorough with your tutorial, you never really try to take shortcuts with your videos, and your gorgeous. Love you, -A subscriber from Ethiopia but American at the same time
Thank you so much, you explainend it very well. I'm from The Netherlands and im trying to reach out to some refugees.. There are a lot of people from Eritrea in Rotterdam, the city where I live, so thank you so much. You're very patient, sweet and pretty ;) keep posting please!
This made my young neighbors' day! Her name is Udessa and she's so excited to see you and hear her language spoken :) I'm learning how to talk to as many of my neighbors as my brain can manage. Spanish, Pashto, Arabic, and now Tigrinya. Thank you so much for posting this content. I've seen some of your others and can tell that it hasn't always been easy for you to do so. Your effort is appreciated, sister. Also, the video about hair myths? The thumbnail image had her jumping up and down in the back seat of my car, very excited to see people that looked so familiar. This is such important work you are doing. All the way from Tucson, AZ USA! Bless you and thank you!
Tigrinya is the official language of both Eritrea and Northern Ethiopia not only Eritrea. And this was very nice of you to help people learn our beautiful language.
Thank you for this video. I needed this a long time ago. My wife and mother-in-law speak the language, but I never learned that much. They sat at the table while I was learning how to pronounce some of the words. I told them I have finally found my teacher 😁. Thank you for doing this!! I'm super excited.. Keep up the good work..
I can't really speak any of our languages but since I'm Belin I can barely understand any Tigrinya so this was a fun lesson to me.. please keep this going and you look gorgeous btw 👍
Thank you, I made my Mom's day, I said Aday Yefqurekilyei (mom I love you) Of course she spoke back to me in Tirginya and told me she loved me as well. This is so good!
Love this, I'm teaching French to erythrean people (among other nationalities) who came to live here in Switzerland and I'm trying to learn how to greet them in their own language ;) Also it's interesting to know that the verb is in the end of the sentence.
Thanks for making these videos. I frequent a lot of Habesha places and I’ve made a lot of friends. I want to learn that the language bcz to communicate better with my friends.
Yefqreki iyei! Thank you for this unique language video! I love languages and know things in English, Spanish, German, French, Gaelic, Japanese, Russian and now Tigrinya!😊 You are wonderful!
As a person whose mother tongue is Amharic, I find it easy to learn Tigrinya because it's closer to Amharic and has almost the same rules and sentence structure.
My grandparents are coming from back home, next month. I'm so excited and I really want to thank you for sharing and bettering my Tigrinya. Keep up the good work.
Hey, thanks for the lesson!! I am from Uruguay, South America, living in New Zealand, starting to teach English to an Eritrean former refugee and she doesn´t speak any English so This would be helpful. Any info you can give me about how do you think would be easier for me to teach her English would be really helpful. Thank yoU!
Good video. You are a great teacher!!!! Please keep these tigrinya lessons coming. I know there is a part 2, 3.....please do more on conversational tigyrina. Thanks again. :)
My girlfriend is from Tigray and she always tried to teach me but I was super embarrassed. Now I want to learn and break that cultural barrier between us even more
Interesting how addressing an individual as plural, is formal. It's kinda old fashion in Norwegian except a areas, but as far as I know the plural=formal is still normal in German (possibly Dutch, but I don't know Dutch well enough to speak formally) ,,, it should go without saying that I am here to impress someone, but it's always fun to learn a new language anyways 😛
Thank you kindly for the video! I have a task to teach Norwegian to someone from Eritrea, but they only speak Tigrinya and Amharic. It helped understand the context a bit :)
I am just starting with your videos. I hope you are still doing them! I would LOVE for you to include the fidel. It really helps me to visualize the pronunciation. Blessings!
I already know the language I just forgot how to say a couple words because I got adopted 2 years ago so I just forgot how to say a couple words so can you do a video on how to say like this is me and stuff like that because I am gonna try to call my Ethiopian sister but I wanna tell her about my life and stuff you know and thank you so much for doing this
My fiancé is from Eritrea and I don’t wanna be lost in conversations so I am here lol
LOL SAME
Same lol. I’m learning Amharic too
How’s the learning going?
@@ryukenss actually pretty good… I find that the more she talks to me in her language I pick up on the words a little bit more easier… the hard parts are the certain words that roll off the tongue
@@ronnybueller thanks for responding. I’ve found the hardest part is I’m shy so practicing is tough. I’m ashamed to say I’ve been around it for 4 years both in work and personal and speak very very little. I can generally understand the gist of a conversation though. Also, when it’s spoken quickly it goes right over my head. These videos definitely help but I need to find someone I can practice with.
I always wanted to learn tigrigna, am 1/4 ertrian and 3/4Ethiopian, i speak perfect amharic but no one taught me tigrigna. Thank you for doing these videos
i just asked one of my students kemey alekxa and he gave me the biggest smile :) this is very helpful, thank you so much!
The beauty of speaking to someone in their first language. Makes them shine.
Danke vielmals. Asli
Kemey aleka for male
Kemey aleki for female
Where are you from?
❤❤❤❤u❤
For those who want to learn Tigrinya I would encourage to study the alphabets as well because in Tigrinya each letter has its own sound. Don't get discouraged by the fact the letters are many, but it is funn. It is easy to learn the language if you know how to read the letters. Words are formed according the syllable of the word. For instance "kemey" is "how" in English which has 3 syllables (ke-me-y) in Tigrinya it can be written in 3 letters and in English in 5 letters i.e ከመይ vs kemey.
So my mom spent years trying to get me interested in speaking Tigraygna, but gave up because I always defaulted to amharic is English because it was second nature to me. Now that my folks have retired and moved back to Ethiopia, I regret taking her lessons for granted. Thanks for the video. I hope to surprise her with some Tigraygna during my next visit home. God bless you!
This was fantastic! I live in Sweden and have a lot of eritrean co-workers. Theyve already taught me some, but this is so informative. Im gonna impress them some more on monday now!;)
Wonderful I am Ethiopian-Gambellian I want to learn tigrinya language, my classmates they are Tigray people and I love to communicate to them with tigrinya from Adigrat......Keep it up sister God will bless you.
U really know alot
I wanna learn Tigrinya cus i work with a bunch of Eritrean folks and they are amazing. Just wanna surprise them and show them i like them. Thanks for the lesson. Happy eastern. / Tito Sweden
My mom is from Eritrea but I had a hard time understanding Swedish ( I live in Sweden ) as a kid so we just focused on that throughout my childhood so here I am , 17! Years later .. since I wanna understand my mom’s language more which is also mine.. and be able to communicate with my grandma and other relatives whos not living in Sweden .
Very helpful! I'm Eritrean living but I started to forget the language when I grew up, this video sharped my memory, thank you!
I'm from ethiopia, addis Ababa and I just came here to learn trigaynya cause my friends at school speak many Ethiopian languages, even my best friend speaks amharic, trigaynya, somalia and English...and I only speak amharic, English & little bit arabic.. I really like the sound of trigaynya ...I really do ...it's romantic when u speak it..thnx for this video😀
Trigaynya
THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH FOR THIS
I live around the block from a neighborhood corner store and realized thet they were Eritrean years after I moved in because of my best friend moving in with me (She's Eritrean).
Just been trying to pick up new words and phrases to use when I walk into the store every morning with the pup.
Again thank you , my hear is full!
This is great for us parents in the western world trying to teach our kids Tigrigna. So well done and keep this going
Big up from switzerland gonna try and talk in Tigrinya to my eritrean brothers
We have a channel that teach kids the Tigrinya language, subscribe to our channel and enjoy learning!
My man is from Eritrea,..he speaks Amharic but most of his families don’t so I wanna learn tigirigna a lot,😊
I am from Ethiopia living in Germany and love to learn Tigrigna. I love your simple way of teaching.👌🏽
Me too Eritrean think i understand Tigrinya
Hi, my name is Samir from California, Los Angeles. Thank you for trying to teach us Tigrinya, የቀነየለየ 😃
This is a language that is gonna talk a long time to know probably but it’s worth it!
tigrinya beta ami xbuq kwankwa eyo💖
I love Tigrinya and Hebrew. I do not know Tigrinya, but i can see that both Hebrew and Tigrinya are very similar.
Sweet girl
@@zergietefera8569 they relly aren’t.. there some the very basic words which can be similar and there are some similarities in grammar but Tigrynja is totally different from Hebrew.
damn this leason made my day coz my crush shes eritrean
Sameeew
I'm from 🇵🇰 few of my friends are from 🇪🇷 & its very fun to talk and learn Tigrenia with them specially saying those deep throat words.
Ur video is cool I was rised with Tigrayans and grewed up learning their language and amharic but come to america and forgot and I watch ur vidoe I am like dang she the goat I was happy to see a video like this thx and I fell lie just saying they word to everyone I see so I don't fprget😅
Thanks that was very kind I’m glad you can teach me tigrigna now I am very fluent and I’m in Ethiopia 🇪🇹 and I can have normal conversations with people, at day one of listening to your videos I was struggling, I didn’t know where to start, then I started going daily with your videos,since then I can fluently speak, overall your thorough with your tutorial, you never really try to take shortcuts with your videos, and your gorgeous. Love you,
-A subscriber from Ethiopia but American at the same time
Thank you so much, you explainend it very well. I'm from The Netherlands and im trying to reach out to some refugees.. There are a lot of people from Eritrea in Rotterdam, the city where I live, so thank you so much. You're very patient, sweet and pretty ;) keep posting please!
Narani Vreedzaam wow really? You're a very kind person if that's the case.
echt super . jij bent aardig.
That's so kind of you!
En is het gelukt om de taal te leren?
Thank you so much
I am Somali living in Asmara I came to Eritrea in 2019 i speak it like 5% of it
Asc walal inaan Kula sooxariira rabaa Hadii aad joogto Eritrea
Mohammed Bashir memet
Very likable personality. She makes a relatively rare and difficult language seem reasonably fun and desirable .🙏😎
I'm ethiopian but all my friends are eritrean so I really want to learn tigrigna. I don't like speaking english with habeshas for some reason 😏
yea me to
#hiwot here I’m to teach you how to speak let me knw anytime you free ...:!)
I like to speak English but I can not more speak English I hope I learn soon
hiwot s Fuck you Ethiopia
Your_are Lost fuck urself idiot‼️‼️
This made my young neighbors' day! Her name is Udessa and she's so excited to see you and hear her language spoken :) I'm learning how to talk to as many of my neighbors as my brain can manage. Spanish, Pashto, Arabic, and now Tigrinya.
Thank you so much for posting this content. I've seen some of your others and can tell that it hasn't always been easy for you to do so. Your effort is appreciated, sister.
Also, the video about hair myths? The thumbnail image had her jumping up and down in the back seat of my car, very excited to see people that looked so familiar. This is such important work you are doing. All the way from Tucson, AZ USA! Bless you and thank you!
Tigrinya is the official language of both Eritrea and Northern Ethiopia not only Eritrea. And this was very nice of you to help people learn our beautiful language.
yesss i’ve been wanting videos like this cause i’m ethiopian and only know amharic but i have a bunch of eritrean friends so thank youuu!
Thank you for this video. I needed this a long time ago. My wife and mother-in-law speak the language, but I never learned that much. They sat at the table while I was learning how to pronounce some of the words. I told them I have finally found my teacher 😁. Thank you for doing this!! I'm super excited.. Keep up the good work..
I’ve watched so many videos but these are the easiest! I too have found my teacher.
I can't really speak any of our languages but since I'm Belin I can barely understand any Tigrinya so this was a fun lesson to me.. please keep this going and you look gorgeous btw 👍
listening to this made me realize how hard tigrinya is lol
You have no idea. Like there are more than 300 lettere in the alphabet
It is? I mean I am probs saying this because my cousin will be like: his mom"tigryna eitbyoue grandma!" Him: "yasfa!"
True but if you are raised with tigryana moms and dads then it gets kinds easy
Woow love to learn Tigrinya need more phrases. Keep it up
Goodness you are beautiful :)
Aww you're very sweet. Thank you)
Thanls for the video im half eritrean i woul like learn tigrinia
Well I am from Tigary
Thank you, I made my Mom's day, I said Aday Yefqurekilyei (mom I love you) Of course she spoke back to me in Tirginya and told me she loved me as well. This is so good!
Greetings from Yemen 🇾🇪 🇪🇷 🇪🇹
Love this, I'm teaching French to erythrean people (among other nationalities) who came to live here in Switzerland and I'm trying to learn how to greet them in their own language ;) Also it's interesting to know that the verb is in the end of the sentence.
Thanks for making these videos. I frequent a lot of Habesha places and I’ve made a lot of friends. I want to learn that the language bcz to communicate better with my friends.
😁👍🏼 started listening to Eritrean songs love the language thanks for putting such a great lesson
My mom is eritrean so I am here to learn
Improving verbal communication skills.waw how sweet.
Pretty thanks miss.
You look amazing. Thanks for the lessons, I can't pronounce half of what you said but it was fun learning more about your heritage. 🤗
Thank you for making this video!
Yes!
I thanked my shopkeeper and he was surprised. More to learn. Awesome though complex language.
Thank you so much I love languages I'm learning lots of Tigrinya thanks to you.
Your hair looks gorgeous!
Great work, Habby! You did a good job of communicating linguistic concepts in layman’s terms.
Yefqreki iyei! Thank you for this unique language video! I love languages and know things in English, Spanish, German, French, Gaelic, Japanese, Russian and now Tigrinya!😊 You are wonderful!
please keep doing these i really want to learn tigrinya, and what lipstick are you wearing lol
and good job btw it was really helpful
i'll keep em coming:) thank you! the lip color is a combination of things, i'll let you know if I can remember what they were!
thank you
sahm my mom wants me to learn
What does hafty mean
You never fail to amaze me!! Getting better & better we appreciate your work . Love from UK
Thank you for taking the time to teach us all. Very kind of you
Thanks sister I am from Ethiopia and Tigrinya is similar to Arabic and Amharic so I can understand a little bit. Thanks keep doing it.
Thx this made my day I’m half Eritrean and I don’t know Tigrinya but my dad does so I wanna learn for him 💕
Learning this for my eritrean friend ❤
ኣዝየ ኣድኒቀኪ ፍትውተይ ብጣዕሚ ቁምነገራውን መሃርን ትሕዝቶ ዕድመን ጥዕናን ይሃብኪ ቋንቋኽን ባህልኽን ከተላልይ ምኽኣልኪ ብመንነታ ትኾርዕን ትሕበንን ሙኻንኪ የብርህ ንፍዕቲ።
As a person whose mother tongue is Amharic, I find it easy to learn Tigrinya because it's closer to Amharic and has almost the same rules and sentence structure.
You are very clear to teach. It's relaxing listen to you.
I want to learn it. It seems a beautiful language, like you 😍
Absolutely Stunning. ❤
The most hard work and beautiful woman in holl world is actually Eritean women. From Somali🌹❤️🍓🍇
You are so amazing and professional. Please keep doing more!
my dad showed you your video and helped me better my triginya. you did an excellent job. yekenyele
Hi Abraham:) I'm so glad this video helped!!
I didn't know Tigrigna conjugation is like French conjugation. :) Thank you Me'arey!
My grandparents are coming from back home, next month. I'm so excited and I really want to thank you for sharing and bettering my Tigrinya. Keep up the good work.
That's wonderful:) I'm so glad these videos can help. Let me know how it goes with your grandparents:)
this is really helpful, I really appreciate the spelling of the words so that i can associate them more closely to their sound...thanks for sharing
I’m glad I found this. My dad would be happy if I learned his or should I say our language. 😃 subscribed.
Omg you’re here for the same reason as I am lol👁👄👁
Keeps up smart lady God bless u 👏
Hey, thanks for the lesson!! I am from Uruguay, South America, living in New Zealand, starting to teach English to an Eritrean former refugee and she doesn´t speak any English so This would be helpful. Any info you can give me about how do you think would be easier for me to teach her English would be really helpful. Thank yoU!
Good luck! You'll do well
I played this fo the second time n I don’t think it’s gonna stop
It's so old.... but hope You're see my comment - please! Share more and more about the culture of You're roots.
I’m native Tigrinya speaker but I have accent in English. But How do you have perfect accent in English and Tigrinya? Good job girl.
It is a very helpful class. An interesting way of presentation. Thank You...
This is perfect! Cudos for your effort! Greetings from Switzerland and friends of Habesha ...
Selam, i already know all you said. i learned tonight. you are such a good teacher
Love your hair!
Good video. You are a great teacher!!!! Please keep these tigrinya lessons coming. I know there is a part 2, 3.....please do more on conversational tigyrina. Thanks again. :)
My girlfriend is from Tigray and she always tried to teach me but I was super embarrassed. Now I want to learn and break that cultural barrier between us even more
Uwai kemey shukorina. Mera nere 😍😍😍😍😍.
Speaking, Nara is one of the Eritrean beauty Ethnic, and the French language is fun...
I liked tigria because my second country Eritrea 🇪🇷
This is Perfect keep it up
I'm from Addis Ababa, I speak Amharic and English. I'd like to learn Tigregna as well so please keep doing this kinds of videos. Thank You.
If you don't want , you have to stop watching her video stupid ass
ብጣሚ ጽቡቅ ትምህርቲ አዩ ቅጭነይ ቀጽልዮ
Excellent work Haftina. My twin daughters are learning tigrinya from you. Keep up the good work girl. Your new subscribers.
I have a little liking for a guy that is from Eritrea. Im sure he is going to be surprise d about this when i speak to him
This is a wonderful lesson! I also came to the US when I was 11. I hope next time you will say that Tigrigna is also spoken in Tigray, Ethiopia.
We have a channel that teach kids the Tigrinya language, subscribe to our channel and enjoy learning!
Magnificant Lesson, thank you so much!
Tigrinya grammar is so similar to Arabic grammar, I am really shocked
Omar Ali it doesn't
Nokias Ake yes they are, especially the basics.
@@omarali4590 they do. Even they share some basic common wording roots because both are semitic.
@@user-uh6vx3js3y I knrw about the words since both languages are related, but the grammar was new to me
Only Arabic speakers can realize that. Actually as an Arabic speaker Tigrinya is a bit easy for me.
Thank you i am waithing for more vidios to learn
I'm surprised. Tigrinya is popping like this. Good teaching sister.
waww nice keep it up sweet sister god bless you
Interesting how addressing an individual as plural, is formal. It's kinda old fashion in Norwegian except a areas, but as far as I know the plural=formal is still normal in German (possibly Dutch, but I don't know Dutch well enough to speak formally)
,,, it should go without saying that I am here to impress someone, but it's always fun to learn a new language anyways 😛
Thank you kindly for the video! I have a task to teach Norwegian to someone from Eritrea, but they only speak Tigrinya and Amharic. It helped understand the context a bit :)
Thank you so much for explaining ❤🙏I'd like to learn Tigrinya 🇪🇷
I am just starting with your videos. I hope you are still doing them! I would LOVE for you to include the fidel. It really helps me to visualize the pronunciation. Blessings!
I already know the language I just forgot how to say a couple words because I got adopted 2 years ago so I just forgot how to say a couple words so can you do a video on how to say like this is me and stuff like that because I am gonna try to call my Ethiopian sister but I wanna tell her about my life and stuff you know and thank you so much for doing this
Adorei suas explicaçoes, vontade de conhecer a Ertrea. Marcos Prado from ATIBAIA SÃO PAULO BRASIL
ብታዕሚ ጽቡቅ ንፍዕቲ ሓፍተይ
omg please keep doing those videos I'm somali and I'm in love with Eritrea😇🙏
Thank you!:) I sure will
Thanks❤❤
amal ismacil anaguba ad ban ku jecel nahy
wa kaa aniguba bartay afkiini
Thank you Habby. I'm from somalia, and I like your language so much please keep posted a lot.
Wan ku salamay