That would be great bro. Of course it would be a use to meOh okay, would the Colloquial Somali book be of any use to you? (unless you have it already)
That would be great bro. Of course it would be a use to meOh okay, would the Colloquial Somali book be of any use to you? (unless you have it already)
That would be great bro. Of course it would be a use to me
Out of curiosity, were/are you trying to learn Somali or did you just come across this book series trying to learn Amharic?Here's the book and audio. The audio should work, if it doesn't tell me.
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Out of curiosity, were/are you trying to learn Somali or did you just come across this book series trying to learn Amharic?
The first time I came across the Somali one was when this white girl on Youtube mentioned it saying it helped her learn Somali lol. And it's apparently a good series for all the languages they offer, but I'm not too sure.
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Of all the languages to put a concerted effort into learningThe first time I came across the Somali one was when this white girl on Youtube mentioned it saying it helped her learn Somali lol
The f*ck is she doing? I'm curious if she ever progressed passed basic greetings.
That's pretty cool. Is Amharic much different from Tigrinya?
Of all the languages to put a concerted effort into learning
Somali is not a very practical language to know in this globalised world.
Better to learn a more widespread language like Arabic or Spanish.
WowPassed basic greetings? She's fluent af (in my ears) might sound different to you
This girl:
(this vid below she mentions the book)
That's pretty cool. Is Amharic much different from Tigrinya?
Wow
Her Somali is excellent. She has a slight American accent when speaking Somali and is ever so slightly hesitant when speaking but her Somali is great.
In terms of the way the languages sound which of the languages spoken in Ethiopia sound more similar to Somali?And no I wouldn't say it's that different. Some Tigrinya sounds are not present in Amharic, but vocabulary wise they are quite similar. Sometimes you can understand a sentence out of nowhere in each vice versa, but not mutually intelligible.
To my ears, Afar sounds the closest by far.In terms of the way the languages sound which of the languages spoken in Ethiopia sound more similar to Somali?
I thought Afars lived in Djibouti onlyTo my ears, Afar sounds the closest by far.
There are Canfaar regions in Ethiopia & Eritrea as well.I thought Afars lived in Djibouti only
Well that makes sense, it being a Cushitic tongue. Not sure what kind of answer I was expecting
I thought Afars lived in Djibouti only
Well that makes sense, it being a Cushitic tongue. Not sure what kind of answer I was expecting
Out of curiosity, were/are you trying to learn Somali or did you just come across this book series trying to learn Amharic?
It is like song "Mary got a little lamb who follows her everywhere " the Ethiopians are like lambs which follow us, dying to become our buddies. Kkkkk I feel that we are like the cool kids in school.
Did you not help me yesterday with a question I had? You either have an issue with Waraabe or you are being a hypocrite/trolling....
f*ck offIt is like song "Mary got a little lamb who follows her everywhere " the Ethiopians are like lambs which follow us, dying to become our buddies. Kkkkk I feel that we are like the cool kids in school.