Speak Amharic- Make a sentence NOW!

[@מתןשטיין-ת7י]

A fantastic lesson! Thank you!

[@JAZZBURY]

Great lesson Thanks for putting it together.

[@batolaobsa3205]

It’s really helpful great lesson thank you putting it together ❤

[@AbdilfatahShariif]

Ilove your teaching teaching us well ❤❤❤

[@nickbailey8650]

thank your teaching is very imformatve

[@Yoolpodcast-]

Wow amazing teacher 👏 thank u 🎉

[@cumarcabdigaas5931]

Thank you very much sir I am very happy to hear that lesson ❤❤❤❤

[@AbdilfatahShariif]

Thank you very Much❤❤

[@yusufahmedali2914]

Thank you

[@gerarddunphy1242]

Ameseganalu!

[@Maziwamakuu]

Best teacher ever ✅✅✅✅✅🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍👍

[@Bieeks]

Thank you Dear teacher

[@elfineshdaza2627]

Thankyou very much

[@adamfallatah2192]

thank you so much sir

[@happyworker8346]

Keep up the good works brother

[@sururmuhammed7130]

bettttam arif english astemari nek,
Thank you

[@AbdilfatahShariif]

I miss you my dear teacher❤

[@tinypremlal6935]

Yichi borsa nat
This is my bag - is this correct

[@abdinouryousuf8846]

Thank you, what does mean ' "ezi"

[@MikedaVenda]

Where did you dissappear to?

[@noemis8959]

these videos are very nice but i really feel like you should show the amharic spelling of the word so people can at least get familiar with it, i find relying on spelling transcribed into english hurts in the long run from other languages

[@abdirahmanhashiabdi2118]

I,barrelfish more more so,that i,appreciated you

[@mathieuweemaels3835]

there is a mistake I think, for possesive pronouns, you can see it at the minute 5:45. In front of ante, you wrote yanchi instead of yante. To be sure I ve listened carefully how you said it and you said yante :-)