Ethiopian months & Calendars Explained: Learn Amharic
Ask a simple question: “Do you know how many months we have in Ethiopia?” Compare Ethiopian calendar vs. Gregorian briefly (13 months, 30 days each, plus Pagume). It's currently 7…
Amharic Sentences Building Lesson one
Let’s start by learning some essential Amharic words and then use them to form sentences. Vocabulary: ዛሬ (zare) – today ስለምንድን (sələmənədən) – about what ነው (näw) – is, are, am የምንማረው (yəmənəmäräw) –…
What does ነው mean? | Learn Amharic
What does ነው mean? | Learn Amharic ነው means is, it is, or he is. It's a very important Amharic word. ነው is commonly used for masculine forms, but that’s…
How to learn Amharic language | 12 Amharic learning strategies
🚀 New! Free Amharic Learning Strategies! 📚 Want to learn Amharic more effectively? I’ve put together 12 short and practical lessons to help you stay motivated, learn smarter, and improve…
Rewdetul Anwar in Amharic PDF
Rewdetul Anwar in Amharic PDF ረውደቱል አንዋር
Amharic Grammar: How ኛ Forms Numbers and Adjectives!
Amharic Grammar: How ኛ Forms Numbers and Adjectives! 'ኛ' (gna) is everywhere: in numbers, adjectives, and even when describing people and situations. Let’s dive right in! First, ኛ helps us…
In Amharic ‘ኛ’ comes at the end of every language name
Did you know that in Amharic, almost every language name ends with 'ኛ'? Let’s translate a few languages into Amharic and notice how they all end with ‘ኛ.’ Amharic is…
What’s the Difference Between ማግኘት and መገናኘት?
What's the Difference Between ማግኘት and መገናኘት? 1. ማግኘት means to get or to find something (an object or sometimes a person). 2. መገናኘት means to meet with someone, to…
Learn Amharic Conjugation: The Most Important Skill
Learn Amharic Conjugation: The Most Important Skill Conjugation is the most important thing to learn Amharic. Why is conjugation important in Amharic? Many Amharic learners start by memorizing words and…
Amharic: A Semitic Language with a Unique Word Formation
Did you know that Amharic, like Arabic and Hebrew, is a Semitic language? This means it has a root-based word formation system, making it different from English. Once you recognize…
