thank you!!! I'm dating a man who speaks the language and am trying to learn. I can't wait to surprise him with the phrases I'm learning. you do an amazing job helping with pronunciation.
This just saved my life!! Thank you for this! If you're Eritrean Happy 27 years of Independence!! I actually came here to learn how to say that phrase to the love of my life but ended up learning much more lol! 4 years later and this video still holds so much value!! Thanks again!! My favorite phrase to learn was Yefkrekiye/"I love you". It was hard to hear how you were pronouncing it bc you only said it in the Female form twice but I kept looping it about 70 times till I got it down (i think lol) To God be the Glory!! Glory to Christ Jesus! Shalom!
I spoke Tigrinya until I was 18, after I left Asmara I did not find anyone to speak it with, so I totally lost it. But I can write it! Our teacher was very good! I will be exercising with you and hopefully I will get some of it back! Thank you!
Thank you so much! i am arabic and in my field i work with eritrean refugees. I was suprised how much there is in common and wish to learn Tigrinya. Thank you for this teaching! Keep up the good work!
🇪🇷🔥 I’m Somalian but never been to Somalia 🇸🇴 I was born in Asmara Eritrea and I love it so much I can’t even speak somali except tikrinya learning Somali but I love my both country’s 🇪🇷🇸🇴😭❤️
TY for making these AND for breaking down the pronunciation. I work in a community clinic and a large portion of the patients are speak Somali and Tigrinya and Spanish. There are several spanish speakers but I want to be able to surprise my brothers and sisters when they come in and greet them in their native tongue. Thank you, thank you thank you. Favorite phrase...salamt? I would love to learn to speak fluently. Keep up the good work
Her Tigrigna accent is bad. Tigrigna is a throat language. It is very difficult. She was born in Amharic speaking part of Ethiopia. Amharic is more straight forward.
I work in a dental office & we recently had a patient who was a refugee from Eritrea and spoke Tigrinya. She'd only been in the United States 2 wks and didn't speak any English. She needed 2 teeth pulled and it was very hard to communicate to ask her simple questions about her birthdate, any medical conditions, allergies to medications or if she was numb so we could start the procedure. A few simple phrases along these lines would be very helpful as we will probably be seeing her and her little boys soon in our office again.
This may not be related to learning language, but i just got to say your speaking voice is amazingly relaxing! Especially on the start and when you talk more silently :)
This fall I am going to teach our language (Norwegian) to a group of newly arrived Eritrean immigrants. Knowing a few words in Tigrinya will probably help me in this task. I think you do a very good job with these videos. If you want a suggestion about how to proceed, I would appreciate a couple of videos with the commonest verbs and prepositions.
Thank you so much for your videos. I started learning amharic in 2005 but after 08 lost contact with the person who taut me. My wonderful ehite and now I'm in search of more habesha friends to continue learning both amharic and tigrinya
Thnx! You have tought me a lot 😊👍 i use it daily in My supermarket where we have a lot tigrinya customers! Please continue with new videos! Awsome 🙌☺️ They are so happy when i speak to them Best regards
Halo , i'nae betam happy to learn Amharic and tigrinya language lessons from your video's , amesegnallo for your blessings you share , you are truly a Angel , dehna hunni, chaw, I learn tinish amaringa inageralehu all because of you , stay blessed
You are very courageous, beautiful, honest Girl, Since you try to teach Tigrigna language rather others make it an instrument for politics Thank you, I am so glad to say This, even if I am an Amharic speaker I voraciously loved Tigrina and its music and history
thank you so much for this! we have a refugee family from ethiopia coming to live in canada and i am meeting them for the first time tomorrow. i wanted to greet them in this strange new land (for them) in their mother tongue and your pronunciations were so very helpful. thank you so much! selamat :) hannah
Thank you so much for taking the time to share your knowledge of such beautiful languages. For those of us "abroad" who have only heard of the history of where our ancestors come from, this takes one on a ride down memory lane.. funny how our bloodline works hugh!
I'm a kid and I have been looking up how to speak Tigrinya and my mom taught me one sentence "Ifenetkoom tiblio zelahi/zelaha I semenye Tigrinya b English tzarab"
Thank you very much. Could you do a segment where you translate the following phrases in reference to futbol? “Shoot the ball!” “Great job!” “Keep going!” “Pay attention!” “Outstanding!” - “Good day, young men” “Good morning, young men” “Let’s have a good practice” “Everyone did well today” “Please come to the circle” “Please pay attention to the coach” “Please listen to your captain” “Let’s have fun today” “I’m very happy to see you” “Study well at school” Thank you very much. I help coach a soccer team with many Eritrean players.
I'm from Eritrea but i don't speak Eritreans language because i am born in America when i was child sayed me my daddy i should english and France learn i wanted always with Eritreans people entertain but could not because i don't speak tigrena, by the way thank you for this Video it's helpful. can i say yekeneye'ley ?
Awesome! Thank u my friend 4 the help in Tigrigna! Very useful! I wanna learn more Tigrigna if u can teach us more ... We live in Israel that has a big Eritrean community, most of my friends at work are Eritrean people so now I can practice with your help...
Yikeneley Bisrat. Ethiopia new yalehut ina Addis Abeba new yeteweldkut. I can speak amarigna butI've always wanted to learn tigrigna because my parents, aunts, uncles and grandparents can speak it. Thanks for ur videos.
Hurray! Now it's a good time for me to express my colleague "I missed you", who lives in Mequele. I several times tried to find some words & phrases to express in Tigrigna to my Tigre Colleagues. Thanks Bisrat for this video, since it is good for the people who walk too slowly similar to Tortoise in learning Tigrigna like me. lol. Tell me please, may you inform me where to find Books which translate from Tigrigna into Amharic/English so as to be faster? I had been looking for the Tigrigna Dictionaries & lessons in many places, but switched off. Good job our beautiful Bisrat; as your video helps!
You are great! Please put up more tigrinya easy handy phrases, my fiancé is from Eritrea i would love to be able to communicate with his family !! Like a surprise :)
I am doing some research! And I think I will nail it tomorrow! I work at a school a there is a 3 grade boy who just started and I have made it a goal to learn son phrases and words to help him! He speaks no English and I know it's going to be hard for him to be understood could you get back to me I would love to talk to you so I can maybe determine if this is his native language as we know very little of him! You are awesome and so easy to understand
good video. nice to watch. easy (!) to repeat. and the Eritreans understood me using it. so. thumbs up, definetly.will try to remember all by heart soon.
very usefull video... im 20years... at age of 5 i quit writing and speaking tingrinya but after that i could just listen but not talk back ..i understood every single word that was said to me but i just couldnt get my tongue to work only words , i could just say ''tsa buku'' or ''fewsawi'' and some other basic phrases >.< haha but this video helps by explaining the syllables
Dear MissBissirat: Do you offer Tigrinya 101 language acquisition video lessons for absolute beginners? I'm traveling to Mekelle, Ethiopia in August 2024 to visit family and friends. It would be nice to have a baseline knowledge of the language for everyday conversation. Much love ❤ from Kansas, USA!
Hello . Are you still out there ? Long time no video.We missed you . We're looking forward to learn more Tigrigna. We hope you will back you tubing again soon.
You are amazing Bassinet.. Thanks for the lessons.. it was soO helpful to me especialy that I have Tigray friends & needs to use tigrainga to chat with them... thanks alot I do appreciate it.. Good luck 🍀 ☺
First of all i need to thank about sharing tigrinya language to all people who interested on it but you need bit more thing to ask our grandad or someone who an idea about geez.but i think it's enough for introduction & that is what all we need .so thank you again good job.
Thank you very much for this great educational video. We've shared it on our platform Overword, dedicated to language learning but also meant to promote less known languages. All the best to you!
I have a culture day in a few weeks so it will help a lot if you teach us how to speak everyday words and tell me facts about Eritrea 🇪🇷 and it's good and traditional clothing I will be so happy 😊
sooo helpful because im losing all the tigrinya i learned when i was younger hahah. it'd be cool if you could do common phrases in conversations as a video :)
Hi, I'm from Addis Ababa and I speak Amharic and English. I'd like to learn Tigregna as well. Please keep doing these videos. My favorite word was Yefkrekiye/Yefetwekiye.
keep doing ya thing youve been very helpfull im very interested in my ancestral native tongue so keep the amharic and tigrinya bu the way your are a very beautiful teacher
I enjoy your lessons and I am grateful for the work you put in. I couldnt help noticing the the difference between certain forms of the letter K. Would it be easier to use the letter Q as in Arabic ? Just a suggestion. I hope you continue to add more material. Thanks again. imassaganalo
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thank you!!! I'm dating a man who speaks the language and am trying to learn. I can't wait to surprise him with the phrases I'm learning. you do an amazing job helping with pronunciation.
This just saved my life!! Thank you for this! If you're Eritrean Happy 27 years of Independence!! I actually came here to learn how to say that phrase to the love of my life but ended up learning much more lol! 4 years later and this video still holds so much value!! Thanks again!!
My favorite phrase to learn was Yefkrekiye/"I love you". It was hard to hear how you were pronouncing it bc you only said it in the Female form twice but I kept looping it about 70 times till I got it down (i think lol)
To God be the Glory!! Glory to Christ Jesus!
Shalom!
I spoke Tigrinya until I was 18, after I left Asmara I did not find anyone to speak it with, so I totally lost it. But I can write it! Our teacher was very good! I will be exercising with you and hopefully I will get some of it back! Thank you!
Thank you so much! i am arabic and in my field i work with eritrean refugees. I was suprised how much there is in common and wish to learn Tigrinya. Thank you for this teaching! Keep up the good work!
greeting from somalia to you my sister and to all tigrinya people. yakanila beta'mi
Love you
🇪🇷🔥 I’m Somalian but never been to Somalia 🇸🇴 I was born in Asmara Eritrea and I love it so much I can’t even speak somali except tikrinya learning Somali but I love my both country’s 🇪🇷🇸🇴😭❤️
I am somali from kampala i know somali alot need to learn tigrinya
We love you too!!!
I teach at a school with a lot of students from Eritrea. This is a great resource for me to learn their language and show them respect. ❤️
Ohhhh! that 's Very useful for eritreans who was born abroad like me.Today you ' ve a new student.So please go ahead
I hope to learn Amharic as it is an easy language. Are you a professor from Ethiopia?
TY for making these AND for breaking down the pronunciation.
I work in a community clinic and a large portion of the patients are speak Somali and Tigrinya and Spanish.
There are several spanish speakers but I want to be able to surprise my brothers and sisters when they come in and greet them in their native tongue.
Thank you, thank you thank you.
Favorite phrase...salamt?
I would love to learn to speak fluently.
Keep up the good work
Her Tigrigna accent is bad. Tigrigna is a throat language. It is very difficult. She was born in Amharic speaking part of Ethiopia. Amharic is more straight forward.
thank you www fine
Working with an Eritrean guy and I said good morning in Tigrinya this morning. He was amazed and happy 😃
using this to speak to my girlfriend, honestly she is blown away... love it
Tnx for your efforts. I’m learning Tigrinya now for 6 months. Nice these simpel sentences with the pronounciation. Really helpfull.
I’m finally going to be able to talk to my grandma now!! :) Thank you for this video haftey 💙
I work in a dental office & we recently had a patient who was a refugee from Eritrea and spoke Tigrinya. She'd only been in the United States 2 wks and didn't speak any English. She needed 2 teeth pulled and it was very hard to communicate to ask her simple questions about her birthdate, any medical conditions, allergies to medications or if she was numb so we could start the procedure. A few simple phrases along these lines would be very helpful as we will probably be seeing her and her little boys soon in our office again.
This may not be related to learning language, but i just got to say your speaking voice is amazingly relaxing! Especially on the start and when you talk more silently :)
Yekenyelah! Not sure if that’s how it’s spelled but I have been learning Tigrinya from the nice ppl at liquor stores by my house. I appreciate this!!
This fall I am going to teach our language (Norwegian) to a group of newly arrived Eritrean immigrants. Knowing a few words in Tigrinya will probably help me in this task. I think you do a very good job with these videos. If you want a suggestion about how to proceed, I would appreciate a couple of videos with the commonest verbs and prepositions.
Thank you so much for your videos. I started learning amharic in 2005 but after 08 lost contact with the person who taut me. My wonderful ehite and now I'm in search of more habesha friends to continue learning both amharic and tigrinya
hope i will help u in amharic so just contact me we will be good friends
Eshi tesfa
+TESFA TESSEMA tadias tesfa endent nesh
@@tesfatessema8643 kkkkkk
@@AhmedAhmed-ov7cc what ?
it's crazy i can listen to you all day and night
Thnx! You have tought me a lot 😊👍 i use it daily in My supermarket where we have a lot tigrinya customers! Please continue with new videos! Awsome 🙌☺️
They are so happy when i speak to them
Best regards
Thank you, very useful.i apprieciated the spelling on the screen.this is the first video i watch from you.i hope theres more out there
ዋውውውውው ብስየ ሽኮር ብጣዕሚ የቀንየልና ንሕና እውን ብኡ አንጻር ብ እንግሊዝኛ ዘይንፈልጦ ዝነበርና ቃላት ፍልጠትና ነዕቢ አለና ስለዚ ብጣዕሚ ኢና ንፈትወኪ ቀጽልሉ
Thank you for sharing this! I teach English and I have a new student from Eritrea, it'll be useful to know a few phrases in her native language.
I hope to learn Amharic as it is an easy language. Are you a professor from Ethiopia?
Halo , i'nae betam happy to learn Amharic and tigrinya language lessons from your video's , amesegnallo for your blessings you share , you are truly a Angel , dehna hunni, chaw, I learn tinish amaringa inageralehu all because of you , stay blessed
You are very courageous, beautiful, honest Girl, Since you try to teach Tigrigna language rather others make it an instrument for politics Thank you, I am so glad to say This, even if I am an Amharic speaker I voraciously loved Tigrina and its music and history
Thank you so much my sister I like you bucks you are good teacher God bless you
thank you so much for this! we have a refugee family from ethiopia coming to live in canada and i am meeting them for the first time tomorrow. i wanted to greet them in this strange new land (for them) in their mother tongue and your pronunciations were so very helpful. thank you so much! selamat :) hannah
. I am married to a woman from Eritrea and I was able to ask her how she was in her language today and she thought it was great thank you
Wow I really heard some of the words u just helped me with. I can't wait to go to work and talk to my Eritrea folks and surprise them
Thank you so much for taking the time to share your knowledge of such beautiful languages. For those of us "abroad" who have only heard of the history of where our ancestors come from, this takes one on a ride down memory lane.. funny how our bloodline works hugh!
I'm a kid and I have been looking up how to speak Tigrinya and my mom taught me one sentence "Ifenetkoom tiblio zelahi/zelaha I semenye Tigrinya b English tzarab"
Thank you very much.
Could you do a segment where you translate the following phrases in reference to futbol?
“Shoot the ball!”
“Great job!”
“Keep going!”
“Pay attention!”
“Outstanding!”
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“Good day, young men”
“Good morning, young men”
“Let’s have a good practice”
“Everyone did well today”
“Please come to the circle”
“Please pay attention to the coach”
“Please listen to your captain”
“Let’s have fun today”
“I’m very happy to see you”
“Study well at school”
Thank you very much. I help coach a soccer team with many Eritrean players.
Great video Shikorinna! 😉 I'm definitely subscribing!
This was very helpful. Yekenyeley. Amlak Yibarki
Ur damn hot teacher and its really easy to learn Eritrean language I'm SOMALI American and I support you
your videos will be my summer school lol just keep pumping them out for please i desperately want to gain fluency back in my language
Very Helpful Sis. LoVE u FROM USA NYC n Arizona.. Konjo Betam AkA AfroKim AmeriKim Habesha..
These videos are so helpful wish there were more. Thank you :)
Does someone know how to translate an audio message in Tigrinya to English? Thank you!
Thank you. This was Very helpful.
Thank you very much for your great lessons, Mrs.Bissirat :-)
I ma Eritrean but I just started to learn how to read or write so you are really useful
I'm from Eritrea but i don't speak Eritreans language because i am born in America when i was child sayed me my daddy i should english and France learn i wanted always with Eritreans people entertain but could not because i don't speak tigrena, by the way thank you for this Video it's helpful.
can i say yekeneye'ley ?
g e n z e b k a kkk
Shame to your dad. Language is combining component of culture and identity
But your English sucks bro. You don't sound that you're born and raised in US. With all due respect.
@@awetnatnayu2636that's what I wonder either he is lying or joking
I love it !!! Brilliant!!! I have respect for you and your family!!!! Ajoky sister Good job!!!
Awesome! Thank u my friend 4 the help in Tigrigna! Very useful! I wanna learn more Tigrigna if u can teach us more ...
We live in Israel that has a big Eritrean community, most of my friends at work are Eritrean people so now I can practice with your help...
Yikeneley Bisrat. Ethiopia new yalehut ina Addis Abeba new yeteweldkut. I can speak amarigna butI've always wanted to learn tigrigna because my parents, aunts, uncles and grandparents can speak it. Thanks for ur videos.
Hurray! Now it's a good time for me to express my colleague "I missed you", who lives in Mequele. I several times tried to find some words & phrases to express in Tigrigna to my Tigre Colleagues. Thanks Bisrat for this video, since it is good for the people who walk too slowly similar to Tortoise in learning Tigrigna like me. lol. Tell me please, may you inform me where to find Books which translate from Tigrigna into Amharic/English so as to be faster? I had been looking for the Tigrigna Dictionaries & lessons in many places, but switched off. Good job our beautiful Bisrat; as your video helps!
Good job girl. I like your confidence!
You are great! Please put up more tigrinya easy handy phrases, my fiancé is from Eritrea i would love to be able to communicate with his family !! Like a surprise :)
Thank our lovely teacher you very much for your efforts...
You are the cutest! Keep it up and thank you for this yene konjo!
Thanks for all you do.... extremely helpful!!!
Thank you so much! I just started learning Tigrinya so I can one say celebrate Ashenda Shaday in Eritrea!
thank you so much I have learned alot I love you😍😍🙌🙌🙌🙌
Tranks
I am doing some research! And I think I will nail it tomorrow! I work at a school a there is a 3 grade boy who just started and I have made it a goal to learn son phrases and words to help him! He speaks no English and I know it's going to be hard for him to be understood could you get back to me I would love to talk to you so I can maybe determine if this is his native language as we know very little of him! You are awesome and so easy to understand
How did it go?
gus siil hey what are u say men
Don,t say like that give some respect to her
good video. nice to watch. easy (!) to repeat. and the Eritreans understood me using it. so. thumbs up, definetly.will try to remember all by heart soon.
very usefull video... im 20years... at age of 5 i quit writing and speaking tingrinya but after that i could just listen but not talk back ..i understood every single word that was said to me but i just couldnt get my tongue to work only words , i could just say ''tsa buku'' or ''fewsawi'' and some other basic phrases >.< haha but this video helps by explaining the syllables
Dear MissBissirat:
Do you offer Tigrinya 101 language acquisition video lessons for absolute beginners? I'm traveling to Mekelle, Ethiopia in August 2024 to visit family and friends. It would be nice to have a baseline knowledge of the language for everyday conversation. Much love ❤ from Kansas, USA!
Woow verrrrrrrrrrrrrrrry nice
Pleases more ???? Thanks
God bless you
I'm from Eritrea 🇪🇷Englan yes little thanks sister Long day please comic back ilke England listen very good job i hope come back sweet sister ❤️❤️
You teach it very well. Beautiful. Thank you.
thank you so much for your videos. I've learned so much and i am constantly learning. God Blessings be upon you and please keep posting?
Please keep making more! I'm really learning alot
Hello my sister very good
you can teach tigregna in the best way
Hello . Are you still out there ? Long time no video.We missed you . We're looking forward to learn more Tigrigna. We hope you will back you tubing again soon.
you are a amazing grammar teacher , madam.
Eritrean women are the most beautiful in the world, I've never seen better looking women.
They are naturally beautiful and I love to see them.
Impressive,i wish you could teach more of your language.Keep up the good job & it takes courage to teach someone the second language.Thank you.
Thank you for making this video!
I will follow you after this time and i have interest tigrigna practice but I’m Amhara !!
I like it alot and I would like to learn more yekenyele Haftey gotay baraki
You are amazing Bassinet.. Thanks for the lessons.. it was soO helpful to me especialy that I have Tigray friends & needs to use tigrainga to chat with them... thanks alot I do appreciate it..
Good luck 🍀 ☺
First of all i need to thank about sharing tigrinya language to all people who interested on it but you need bit more thing to ask our grandad or someone who an idea about geez.but i think it's enough for introduction & that is what all we need .so thank you again good job.
I like it ur teaching 4'us ,u have lovely approach
I find your lerning is very interesant.God Bless you.continue.
This is nice , thank you very much . God help
I just went there today and I was talking crazy. I watched it like 10 or 20 times.
Wow!! It is interesting watching this. Now i understand that some of the stuff my girl does seems to be Ethiopian feminine mannerisms!! nyce!!
Thank you very much for this great educational video. We've shared it on our platform Overword, dedicated to language learning but also meant to promote less known languages. All the best to you!
I have a culture day in a few weeks so it will help a lot if you teach us how to speak everyday words and tell me facts about Eritrea 🇪🇷 and it's good and traditional clothing I will be so happy 😊
Ask me whatever you want, I'm eritrean.
Thank you - love your Amharic lessons too! Did you post a video on how to make the “k” sound in Kurub kurib? It’s a difficult sound to make.
sooo helpful because im losing all the tigrinya i learned when i was younger hahah. it'd be cool if you could do common phrases in conversations as a video :)
Brilliant. Thanks Haftey
thank you, am tchadian but i have many friendes who speakes tigrinya.. am i will surprise them.
thumbs up!!! good work realy>am ethiopian origin bt cant speak nor read.so thanx alot
Great lesson, thank you
deHan Hader is my favorite phrase you taught! I was actually looking for this phrase but I couldn't find it anywhere. Lol. Thank you!
It really helps me to know tigrina do more than phrases
Halo , i'nae betam happy to learn Amharic and tigrinya language lessons
Hi, I'm from Addis Ababa and I speak Amharic and English. I'd like to learn Tigregna as well. Please keep doing these videos. My favorite word was Yefkrekiye/Yefetwekiye.
Thanks ❣💝😍😘
super herzlichen dank. nun kann ich ein wenig lernen :-)
keep doing ya thing youve been very helpfull im very interested in my ancestral native tongue so keep the amharic and tigrinya bu the way your are a very beautiful teacher
thank you!!!more please💜💜
She teaches both Ethiopian and Eritrean language, but now she is teaching Tigrigna.
thansk very Music Good jobb
I enjoy your lessons and I am grateful for the work you put in. I couldnt help noticing the the difference between certain forms of the letter K. Would it be easier to use the letter Q as in Arabic ? Just a suggestion. I hope you continue to add more material. Thanks again.
imassaganalo
Thanks sister good job continue Allah bless you
Thank you very much so keep up it dear sister
wawwwwwwwwwww nice learning speak tigrigna movie! it is very nice and i am eritrean thanks
thank you for the videos. keep up the great work!!
Hi Queen, Can you make more Tigrinya lessons. I am learning the language and fidel
LAVAmusic Thanks