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Interesting, I am glad that we have a lot of similarities. I know some Assryns Orthodox. I love the Assyrians. may God protect our humble brothers and sisters in Christ. 🙏🏾🇪🇹
@Tewodrose Leulseged Ethiopian,coptic , armenian and assyrian churchs are oriental orthodox as opposed to the eastern orthodox church common in greece,russia,ukraine,...
I'm Portuguese and My girlfriend is Habesha (Eritrean and Ethiopian people). We've been together for 2 years and planning to merge Our families soon.. Love the Habesha culture and people. They're so pleasant and non-judgemental! Both the men and the women! Recommendation: Portuguese language vs Tigrinya language
62570 1483 From what I’ve researched and what she’s told Me, Habesha are the people who descend from, and identify with, a Ge’ez heritage irrespective of country or religion This includes the Tigrayit (Tigre), Tigrinya and Dahlak speakers of Eritrea It also includes the Tigrinya, Amharinya, Gurage, Harari , Argobba, Gafatgna, and a few other smaller speaking groups With that said, there is no need to be aggressive. I totally understand that there are non-Habeshas in both Eritrea and Ethiopia. I’ve used Habesha as short-hand since the only Eritreans and Ethiopians I’ve met have identified or presented themselves as such so it’s easy to generalize. That’s all No disrespect meant for the other groups in the two countries
Thank you for your wonderful and kind words about our beloved and ancient proud Ethiopia and Eritrea!!! No country has such an unparalleled history in the world as the Godly and ancient Ethiopia!!!! Love ya'll!!!
Zrdgrjrfccdhjzr Jilzdsfegnzrvbu u just prove my point. That u think u r better but u r not. U ppl r wanna be Arabs. Be urselves! Ethiopians r proud habeshas!
@@a.a210 Everything is from ancient Biblical Hebrew most of these words such as Cohen or Cohen Gadol the High Priests the Levites etc so Arabic was heavily influenced by Hebrew and Aramaic as well. The Arabic of the Quran is from Syriac Aramaic and that's where the Quran was most likely written up north. The word "quran" itself comes from the aramaic word "Queriyani" in Syriac and "Qara קָרָא" in Hebrew.
@@treksta2009 you make me laugh dude . Specially the phrase about quaan 😆😆😆 First of all . Hebrew and Aramaic was influenced by Arabic . Arabic are the first language .
@@raben4827 Well give me historical and archeological proof that "Arabic" was spoken prior to Biblical Hebrew. Anyone can say whatever he or she desires but I am not interested in your "subjective" opinion. I want "data" Give me proof that the Hebrew word Qara קָרָא comes from Arabic :)
God bless Assyria and Ethiopia. We were very close in ancient times. We were both the first people to become Christian. Some of Jesus disciples were actually Ethiopian and wrote part of the New Testament but they did it in Aramaic.
@@pearls1626yes the Assyrian church of the East was founded in 250/280 ad that is the first established church of the people. Before that Assyrians accepted Christ in 33AD, 4 months after the crucifixion. Aramaic or Assyrian (surith) is the language Jesus spoke and they hold the original Lord’s Prayer.
@@Fatkidlovecake dúvido minha bíblia está escrito em português então Deus fala português e Jesus Cristo se comunica através da língua portuguesa. Eu não me importo com a origem do meu senhor Jesus Cristo. Sabia que Jesus Cristo era judeu?
Quem criou a religião católica creio eu que seja Paulo, pois é dito na bíblia que após a crucificação de Jesus Cristo. Paulo foi fazer milagres e falar sobre Deus com os fiéis. Existe até uma parte da biblía que se tornou parte do filme John Constantino. Paulo e seus discípulos estão fazendo exorcismo. Os garotos mais novos de Paulo vão fazer exorcismo longe de Paulo... sozinho com o demônio e o demônio pergunta a ele "Quem é você? A Paulo eu conheço. Você não." É o garoto morre. Não necessariamente que o filme John Constantino veio disso, mas eu acho que faz referência. Porque eu disse que uma parte da bíblia fez parte do filme e não falei que o filme fez parte da bíblia? Porque é tão antigo que mesmo que você não queira as vezes você faz referência, mas eu te garanto que quem escreveu a bíblia não estava pensando em como o fiel vai usar essa informação, mas que o fiel vai ter consciência que ele escreveu a bíblia para nós guiar.
Greetings from a Syriac Orthodox Assyrian. Is it common for Indian Syriac Christians to learn Syriac (the old dialect)? I'm assuming only those who are really involved in the church do so.
@@barnosho1611 I'm a Malayali atheist. Many Syrian Christians actually learn the language. Back in the days it was like Arabic for muslims. But now most Churches conduct the prayers in malayalam instead of syriac. Still many priests know to read syriac and people generally learn to sing some songs in syriac. But the pronunciation really sucks (even for the priests)
@@ljss6805 yeah there are some words like iw ,set,.. which are found both in amharic and coptic plus amharic changes the j sounds to g like how coptic influenced Egyptian arabic to change j to g
Please make video where ARABIC, AMHARIC/Tigrinya, ARAMAIC/Assyrian & HEBREW Speakers come together (All Semitic Languages) in one seating, that would be awesome show for the viewers. I must say, Thank you Br. Bahador for keeping up the good work, bringing people together and spreading awareness that after all, we all have common roots and we all are brothers and sisters in Humanity. Great work!
@@SY-bn3iz The difference is Amharic evolved into a more toned structure by incorporating the strong sound maker alphabets. Tigrignya remained with more of the original alphabets from Geez but still it also incorporated typical sound maker alphabets that produce the accent. And I don't know why most people overlook Guraginya, Harrari, and Argobinya languages as well. Those are rather more Afro Asiatic than both Amharic and Tigrignya in my opinion.
I am an Ethiopian speaking Amharic and one other Ethiopian Semitic language. I was able to correctly guess most of the Aramaic words given here. Thank you guys for this marvelous beginning of introducing to the world that Aramaic is related to Ethiopian Semitic languages.
The Word Swahili Comes from Arabic Which Is Sahil...Remember Swahili Is A Bantu Language And Has nothing To Do With Arabic Or Amharic...Probably All Arabic Words In Swahili Was Because Of Arab Bantu Slave Trade
@Amarawi Amlak That's very disrespectful and rude. Despite how strongly you feel about something, saying words THAT strong crossed the line. Whatever point you were trying to make was defeated when you cursed out the person that disagreed with you. -_- Also, don't speak for Jesus, you don't know who he hates.
@@zeytelaloiTigrinya is not language just it is formed by group of different tribes like Nara kunama agame tembenagew....when they been enslaved by agazian King Alameda. They gradually create their own dialect of geez language instead of their different mothertung of each tribes and they called New tribe of Tigrinya People.
You understand the assyrian but not the amharic? i would have said the contrary..but it is the same for me as amharic speaker''That's nice we all are part of the same world/Love from amharic speaker !!
Tigrinia is closer to Aramaic & Arabic as Amharic is influenced more by Nilotic and as such lost words such as ح، خ، ع which distinguishes Afro-Asiatic languages.
@@lilpapi2785 If you mean that we are the same people as the Tigrayans of Ethiopia then you are correct. Ethiopia is a broad term. In Ethiopia, there are many different ethnicities (around 80 I think). But we Tigretes are exactly the same as the Tigrayans of Ethiopia. Our nearest brethren in Ethiopia according to genetics, culture, and language after the Tigrayans of course, are the Amhara people.
Amazing video as usual :). The highlight of the video for me was the Assyrian word "khayoota (life)". As A, Berta's reaction when she figures it out is priceless and B, I think it sounds way cooler than the version we have in Turkish ("hayat"). Keep 'em comin' Bahador.
Heard all the Assyrian Aramaic even though I am TIGRIGNA , AMHARIC speaker(Ethiopia, Eritrea). But i think TIGRIGNA is even more closer to Assyrian Aramaic because it's closer in terms of accent and sound to GEEZ which is much similar with ARABIC also.
It is so funny that the Tgres try to still Geez from Amharic.😂😂😂😂 Just swallow the truth both Tigregna/ Tigre and Amharic. Born from “Geez” ትግሬ፡ መሬት፡ ሰርቆ( ወልቃይት፣ ራያ) ፡ የኢትዮጵያን፡ገንዘብ፡ አሸንድዬ፣ ሻደይ….. ዘረ፡ ባንዳና፣ ሌባ Your hatred towards Amhara is not of this planet…..
Amazing! I am Amharic speaker and I never knew these similarities. This just tells us that all of ancient civilizations borrowed from each other. Thank you
It is not that one borrowed from the other; it is that both are Semitic languages and, as such, have numerous similarities today after thousands of years of divergence.
@@עמנואלנחמו I'm Somali no idea what they're saying except few words which are popular in Afro Asaitic languages. Tigrinaye is another Semitic language spoke in Eritrea & Northern Ethiopia.
SO AWESOME to see Betty back in the seat :-P I got pretty much the same as she did, but I know if I were there I would have bombed, because I have many Assyrian friends and can't understand at all. The fact that today it is Amharic with Assyrian just brings such happiness to me today, as this is precisely the beautify of our Christian heritage which unifies us. Bizu fikir ke Italia, konjoye!!!! Much love to to my Ethiopian and Assyrian brothers and sisters from Italy.
Aren't Mehri people a separate ethnic group from Arabs, though? Like they're South Semitic people that were assimilated during after the Islamic conquests of Southern Arabia.
@gg gg I know. They're one of the few indigenous peoples left in Arabia that haven't bern absorbed by the Arabs. How they managed to survive this long is beyond me. 🤷🏽♂️
@@abdul-majiidabdinasir ngroz you're hamites who been enslaved by Arabs and forced to speak their language with time you mixed your ngro words with it you have nothing to do mahr peopl they're semitic people you're hamites
also, both languages are so interesting but there is something really beautiful about Aramaic! I'm going to learn more about the history of these two languages. Thanks for the inspiration!
@BasedTradCath1488Lmao, this language is Neo-Aramaic which was developed in the Middle Ages, This linguistic development of Neo-Aramaic language is marked by the coexistence of literary and vernacular forms. Were you thinking she is speaking Ancient Aramiac (the language of Jesus) ? Lol research a little-bit before you dive in to something. And Amharic was also developed around the same time in the empire of Abyssinia during 1270 A.D. It originally started as a language the courts, from then it spread out via conquest. Both of these language are recent languages. They are not Ancient !!
I am an Arab from north of Oman and I could understand every single word from both languages, though it was a bit difficult to understand the full sentences!
Your program was very amazing, I like it . Please continue it is very helpful to recognize the similarities of every semetic language, am from Eritrea , tigrnea speakers.
As an Arabic native, I discovered a very important thing to notice here. Apparently Arabic (Central Semitic) had a vowel shift regarding the last word (Life) (Khayootha) (Hayiwet). In both Amharic and Assyrian, the root maintained the (ou) sound, while Arabic has shifted to the (a) sound. Life in Arabic is (Hayaah) or (Hayaat). Probably it's been written hundreds of years ago in some phonology/languages book. But it was cool to discover from the video :D
Fairly easy for an Hebrew speaker to understand as well, you just have to really focus on the root of the words and then it's not that overwhelming. Great vid Bahador, as usual!
Instant subscription! As long as I remember, etymology has been a fascination of mine, and found it to be easier to learn languages. The similarities are astonishing, and as a person who speaks Tigrigna and Amharigna, I understood the Aramaic perfectly to my surprise.
MUJEMO ABRAHAM Aramaic by far. Also, the Hebrew letters are a form of Aramaic alphabet while the ancient hebrew letters were “proto-hebrew” alphabet which was a variation of the Phoenician one. (Although Aramaic alphabet too is a variation of Phoenician).
the atheist guy who fucked allah Erbil in our Akkadien Assyrian language means Arbaèlo the fourth gods Musul it’s a city in Nineveh plain Nineveh is an Assyrian city and Kerkuk too these are our Assyrian lands since 7000 years before christ before the abrahamic religions , so no these cities are ours not turkmens cause turkmens were brought by ottomans from turkmenistan 🇹🇲 to get these lands in the future, we still exist we still alive why would you think that erbli musul and kerkuk belongs to turks!? Have you read about Assyrians and their empire before? And yes I don’t like persian gypsies they used to come to our lands and bother us! tr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asur
@@ahmedciise why did u feel the need to post this. It’s an unnecessary comment. This channel is apolitical. I can reel by your name that you are Somali, stop giving us a bad name wa ciyaalsuuq!!!
@@ABEL13ize thats not true. Even if it is. We are same people. Its like comparing beauty from north korea to South. U guys were in our country. U r separated now. So same people different country it is.
I knew we had similar words when I heard a word called ''Zemarayat"to mean Azmari literally a Singer.Traditional Singer though.I learned that Ishtar and Assyrian Nat'l Broadcasting on Arabsat were Solely dedicated to the Assyrian People.
You would be surprised if you compare Geez vs Aramaic/Hebrew/Arab. You can pick key words from Geez-Amhatic Dictionary by Kidanewold Kifle, that also contains pronunciations of Hebrew and Arabic for each of the words.
The word Lob/لب is interesting because in Arabic it means 'core'. And it's often used to refer to the core of a fruit from where you'd extract seeds. The word for 'Heart' is 'Qalb/قلب' There's also 'Tamma' , the word the Assyrian girl mentioned. In Arabic you'd say 'Thammata' to say 'There is' while in Algerian Arabic we actually say 'Temma/Themma' to say 'There' or 'Over there'
Please also do Hebrew with Amharic but especially Ancient Hebrew, the words Jesus and his people used. Pls, pls so much similarity makes you think Jesus spoke Amharic here is a video on ancient Hebrew and alphabet. ruclips.net/video/jyZ9G_sOGds/видео.html ruclips.net/video/fuN4SHsX5UY/видео.html
This is one of the best practices I've seen in the social media realm. It's amazing to see that the same words, pronounced differently in multiple languages, maintain their same meaning. It's a wonderful start, and please keep it up. We humans have so much more in common than our differences. Who knows? We may all share a common ancestry, resulting in the exchange of numerous words among different languages.
Betty is super pretty. I speak amharic and a little bit of Arabic. It was so easy to learn for me coz z words have the same root as Amharic since both are Sematic. Also try fruits like ananas(Pineapple), Birtuka(orange), muz( banana)....Those are litterally the same words in both. Ana Ahibek ❤
Regarding "mulu" (which means "filled"), the Korean word for "water"/"liquid" is "mul", and this seems connected to "mulu" as water is the stuff that "fills" most frequently. I have seen lots of Korean words that are probably rooted in Hamito-Semitic words from Akkadian, Ge'ez, and Hebrew in particular.
I always was suspecting something between Semitic languages. This clears my mind and removes doubt. Thank you guys, even if it is a simple thing you did, but it has a big message and opens a door for more about ancient linguistic, cultural, religious and psychological connections. Well done!
Betty ..you showed to the world ethiopian hospitalité and the love wé have for other people....évidences that you are from a proud country who like to share pride than contempte.
Not to down play the resemblance of Amharic to Assyrian language but to Tigrinya they are the same words, I couldn’t believe it!This was great, if only I knew Geeze! I am sure it is more similar. I learnt something today. A good program.
I'm Arabic speaker I understood most of the words but to be honest that Ethiopian girl is so smart Assyrians pronouns words differently it's hard to guess that fast.to me I find Amharic so much easier the pronunciation is kind of the same with Arabic.
Please also do Hebrew with Amharic but especially Ancient Hebrew, the words Jesus and his people used. Pls, pls so much similarity makes you think Jesus spoke Amharic here is a video on ancient Hebrew and alphabet. ruclips.net/video/jyZ9G_sOGds/видео.html ruclips.net/video/fuN4SHsX5UY/видео.html
Betam amasagenallehu (Thank you very much) It would also be nice to have 3 or 4 languages at a time: Assyrian, Arabic, Hebrew, Amharic (+Tigrinia +Geez). As Persian, Turkish, Urdu, Swahili.. languages have many Arabic words, it would be amazing to add them to that meeting :) As a native Turkish speaker (and coming from a Zaza family) who had chance to live sometime in Ethiopia, I love Amharic words... Amharigna betam konjo kuankuannew (Amharic is a very beautiful language.) Igzhiabher hullachchuhum yebarrek! Melkam gize!
I am an amharic speaker but i have to disagree amharic should remove all the cushitic influences it made it unattractive , changed its structure ,made it lose many pronunciations and made it a repetitive language look at what u wrote the same letter is repeat alot of times in one word We should either return to old amharic (which is significantly different from modern amharic) ir leave amharic and revive ge'ez
Wow, this is so cool! I loved it! I speak hebrew, another sematic language, and I was really surprised that I was pretty easily able to guess the meaning of each word. Usually, the aramaic was closer but a few times the amharic gave me the clue I needed. I really enjoyed this and can't wait to watch more of your videos. Here is the list with the hebrew equivalents for anyone who is interested. 1. Heart - Lev לב - lebi ליבי - my heart 2. Death - Mot מות 3. I/me/myself - Ani אני 4. Blessing - Bracha ברכה 5. Killed - Keytel קיטל 6. Preist - Cohen כוהן (like the last name Cohen) 7. Full - Ma'lay מלא 8. Blood - D'm דם 9. This was the only one I struggled with, at first I thought it was "listen" shma שמע but it was sky/heavens Shamayim שמים 10. Near/close - Karov כרוב 11. Receive/accept - Keybal קיבל 12. Taste/Flavor - Ta'am טעם 13. Dream - Chalom חלום 14. Life - Chayim חיים - Chai חי - The khay (in khayoota) or the hay (in hayiwet) both correspond with Chai חי the root for the word "life" Khayoota makes even more sense considering the fact she was really using it in a sentence to say "to live" "le-che-oat" "לחיות" le'cheoat and khayoota sound very similar if you focus solely on the sounds and not the letters. Great video, very entertaining :)
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when was korean and Tamil？
how long i am asking u to make a Video😣😣😣😣😣😣😣。
please make it soon🙏
loved it
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Wow I love ❤️ it
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neo-Aramaic_languages
Cool bro
Loved it ❤️ always amazing to watch
I love Amharic am from Yemen and habsha we are one i appreciate you
Yes
We are abesha
I love Yemenis too, I wish Ethiopian gov intervene in Saudi aggression on you and stop it
You don't look habesha but thanks
حمدي احمد No u are not habesha stik till yemen
Check my ቱቱ tutu tube channel for lerne Amharic Alphabet حمدي احمد
I am Orginally from Ethiopia Love the similarities God bless you all
Being an Indian I could identify a few words because of the Arabic adaptations in Hindi and it makes me so happy that our Earth is a small circle.
it's actually crazy how the for in amharic for sky is similar to the word in hindi/urdu lol the semitic language influence traveled really far
@@msruagoriginal Hindi word is Aakash tho, Asaman is a loanword but the former is more common in literature.
@@infinite5795 that's why i said semitic language influence
I'm from Ethiopia love Assyrian even more ,great people. Great video
I'm a Hebrew Speaker and I love when they do these, because I can always understand most of it! Love you guys!! Please Amharic and Hebrew please??
Aramaic , Arabic, Hebrew, Assyria are all Semitic.
So is Amharic
@@samirakarakus2637 I know, that's why I suggested to see a Hebrew+Amharic episode. Because Amharic is also Semitic
@@abyssinya2013 That's correct
@@tvtalkwithaviamharic is 70 percent kush only 30 is Semitic
Thank you so much for this amazing video I'm from Ethiopia 🇪🇹
Interesting, I am glad that we have a lot of similarities. I know some Assryns Orthodox. I love the Assyrians. may God protect our humble brothers and sisters in Christ. 🙏🏾🇪🇹
Yes us assyrians are orthodox Christians like Ethiopians!
@@TheBaBaTVwhen u say orthodox is it like eastern or coptic which one is it
@Tewodrose Leulseged
Ethiopian,coptic , armenian and assyrian churchs are oriental orthodox as opposed to the eastern orthodox church common in greece,russia,ukraine,...
I'm Portuguese and My girlfriend is Habesha (Eritrean and Ethiopian people). We've been together for 2 years and planning to merge Our families soon.. Love the Habesha culture and people. They're so pleasant and non-judgemental! Both the men and the women!
Recommendation: Portuguese language vs Tigrinya language
We ERITREAN NOT Habesha ,can u tell us what Habesha mean?
62570 1483 From what I’ve researched and what she’s told Me,
Habesha are the people who descend from, and identify with, a Ge’ez heritage irrespective of country or religion
This includes the Tigrayit (Tigre), Tigrinya and Dahlak speakers of Eritrea
It also includes the Tigrinya, Amharinya, Gurage, Harari , Argobba, Gafatgna, and a few other smaller speaking groups
With that said, there is no need to be aggressive. I totally understand that there are non-Habeshas in both Eritrea and Ethiopia.
I’ve used Habesha as short-hand since the only Eritreans and Ethiopians I’ve met have identified or presented themselves as such so it’s easy to generalize. That’s all
No disrespect meant for the other groups in the two countries
Thank you for your wonderful and kind words about our beloved and ancient proud Ethiopia and Eritrea!!! No country has such an unparalleled history in the world as the Godly and ancient Ethiopia!!!! Love ya'll!!!
Vwap Trader2019 it’s ok the problem is some Eritreans think they r better and don’t wanna be called habesha. It’s not ur fault.
Zrdgrjrfccdhjzr Jilzdsfegnzrvbu u just prove my point. That u think u r better but u r not. U ppl r wanna be Arabs. Be urselves! Ethiopians r proud habeshas!
Wow I'm Arab and I understood all words with no effort it's amazing how intelligible semetic languages are ❤🕊
Yes, my language is Arabic , l understand Assyrian , little Aramaic too 🥰
It originally from arabic since amharic is original from southern Yemen jabelul habash.
@@a.a210 Everything is from ancient Biblical Hebrew most of these words such as Cohen or Cohen Gadol the High Priests the Levites etc so Arabic was heavily influenced by Hebrew and Aramaic as well. The Arabic of the Quran is from Syriac Aramaic and that's where the Quran was most likely written up north. The word "quran" itself comes from the aramaic word "Queriyani" in Syriac and "Qara קָרָא" in Hebrew.
@@treksta2009 you make me laugh dude .
Specially the phrase about quaan 😆😆😆
First of all .
Hebrew and Aramaic was influenced by Arabic .
Arabic are the first language .
@@raben4827 Well give me historical and archeological proof that "Arabic" was spoken prior to Biblical Hebrew. Anyone can say whatever he or she desires but I am not interested in your "subjective" opinion. I want "data"
Give me proof that the Hebrew word Qara קָרָא comes from Arabic :)
Interesting. Much love 💕 from Ethiopia 🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹
Almost got all of them even though i don't speak any Semitic languages, and also i loved the energy of the Ethiopian lady.
I just LOVE the idea of this channel😍
God bless Assyria and Ethiopia. We were very close in ancient times. We were both the first people to become Christian. Some of Jesus disciples were actually Ethiopian and wrote part of the New Testament but they did it in Aramaic.
I am interested, can you elaborate on that please and thanks.
🧿 Myth misleading !!
@@pearls1626yes the Assyrian church of the East was founded in 250/280 ad that is the first established church of the people. Before that Assyrians accepted Christ in 33AD, 4 months after the crucifixion. Aramaic or Assyrian (surith) is the language Jesus spoke and they hold the original Lord’s Prayer.
@@Fatkidlovecake dúvido minha bíblia está escrito em português então Deus fala português e Jesus Cristo se comunica através da língua portuguesa.
Eu não me importo com a origem do meu senhor Jesus Cristo. Sabia que Jesus Cristo era judeu?
Quem criou a religião católica creio eu que seja Paulo, pois é dito na bíblia que após a crucificação de Jesus Cristo. Paulo foi fazer milagres e falar sobre Deus com os fiéis.
Existe até uma parte da biblía que se tornou parte do filme John Constantino. Paulo e seus discípulos estão fazendo exorcismo. Os garotos mais novos de Paulo vão fazer exorcismo longe de Paulo... sozinho com o demônio e o demônio pergunta a ele "Quem é você? A Paulo eu conheço. Você não." É o garoto morre. Não necessariamente que o filme John Constantino veio disso, mas eu acho que faz referência.
Porque eu disse que uma parte da bíblia fez parte do filme e não falei que o filme fez parte da bíblia? Porque é tão antigo que mesmo que você não queira as vezes você faz referência, mas eu te garanto que quem escreveu a bíblia não estava pensando em como o fiel vai usar essa informação, mas que o fiel vai ter consciência que ele escreveu a bíblia para nós guiar.
So proud of you both to be able to show the world how we are connected!
Greets from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 I got most of the words 🤗 how lovely
Thanks to arabisms even me, uzbeki speaking got bunch of them
@@Впути-ч2о it's because all these languages are semetic languages
I’m Ethiopian, I speak Arabic. Some of the Assyrian Aramaic words sound Arabic.
Very cool video! As a Syriac Orthodox faithful of Indian decent, I really enjoyed watching this.
Greetings from a Syriac Orthodox Assyrian. Is it common for Indian Syriac Christians to learn Syriac (the old dialect)? I'm assuming only those who are really involved in the church do so.
So where you from ?? Citizenship
@@barnosho1611 I'm a Malayali atheist. Many Syrian Christians actually learn the language. Back in the days it was like Arabic for muslims. But now most Churches conduct the prayers in malayalam instead of syriac. Still many priests know to read syriac and people generally learn to sing some songs in syriac. But the pronunciation really sucks (even for the priests)
@@primephilanthropy5575 Kerala, india
Ethiopian main religion is also Orthodox and Ethiopia and Syria have a huge connection in history too
I'm Mexican and happen to know Syriac (Aramaic) and Ge'ez, and I was surprised how much I could make out the Amharic. Amazing.
@@tomaspeter9540 I am a scholar of eastern Christianities, so Ge'ez is part of what I do.
Literally 60-65% of amharic is ge'ez the rest are independent amharic words,coptic,and cushitic
@@AMR_k400 I also know Coptic, so maybe that helps too.
@@ljss6805 yeah there are some words like iw ,set,.. which are found both in amharic and coptic plus amharic changes the j sounds to g like how coptic influenced Egyptian arabic to change j to g
But this is Neo-Aramaic not the Ancient Aramaic. and Amharic also recent language. Both language started to be spoken around 12th A.D
The Guy in thé middle is cool and doing brilliant job.
Thank you
My focus was on the girls on his either sides
Thank you for taking your time to share similarities between these two precious ancient languages. God bless and peace be with you!!!
Please make video where ARABIC, AMHARIC/Tigrinya, ARAMAIC/Assyrian & HEBREW Speakers come together
(All Semitic Languages) in one seating, that would be awesome show for the viewers.
I must say, Thank you Br. Bahador for keeping up the good work, bringing people together and spreading awareness that after all, we all have common roots and we all are brothers and sisters in Humanity. Great work!
Amharic and tigrinya are really really similar because they come from the same language
And also Maltese. The video would be so interesting
One more tigre (its eritrean)
@@AMR_k400 they do both come from Ge'ez, but I assure you they are not similar. Tigrinya has preserved many more Semitic words and pronunciations.
@@SY-bn3iz The difference is Amharic evolved into a more toned structure by incorporating the strong sound maker alphabets. Tigrignya remained with more of the original alphabets from Geez but still it also incorporated typical sound maker alphabets that produce the accent. And I don't know why most people overlook Guraginya, Harrari, and Argobinya languages as well. Those are rather more Afro Asiatic than both Amharic and Tigrignya in my opinion.
Very interesting! Am an Ethiopian- Amharic speaker
የመጀመሪያ ኢትዮጵያ ማንእንደሆነ ታቂያለሽ አታስመስሉ በሳቅ ቅርፃችን ማንነታችን ይገልፃል አንቺ እስከመቶ አያትሽን ትቆጥሪያለሽ ቃል የራስሽ እንጅ የሰውየው አለመሆኑንእወቁ
@@zyeinabeje9594 አንቺ ከአወቅሽ ይበቃናል 😉 በሰላም ያውልሽ
ስለንድነው እምታወሪው ዘይነባ?😂@@zyeinabeje9594
I am an Ethiopian speaking Amharic and one other Ethiopian Semitic language. I was able to correctly guess most of the Aramaic words given here. Thank you guys for this marvelous beginning of introducing to the world that Aramaic is related to Ethiopian Semitic languages.
ይህን ቪዲዮ በጣም ወድጃለሁ! ቪዲዮውችህ ሁሌም ደስ ይሉኛል (I really enjoyed this video! Your videos are always really enjoyable)
This is a great way to build bridges and to revive these languages! Great channel!
Loved it😍😍😍
Amazing how similar the two great ancient languages are!!!! Thank you guys for doing this wonderful video and sharing us!!!!
Awesome video - please do Aramaic and Tigrinya!!!!
But no similarity between Amaric and tigrenia
Tigrina speaker here, all the words were the same.
@@dinishtekle194 very similar to Tigrinya
Yes please! I would love to see an Aramaic and Tigrinya Comparison!
Gezze(Tigrigna, tigre)is the most similar to Aramaic,
I wish I could go back a thousand years and see how people used to live.
Very fascinating.
Me too
U came from yemen
I speak Swahili and understood most of this. Do Swahili, you'll be shocked how similar it is to Amharic, Arabic, and possibly other languages!
The Word Swahili Comes from Arabic Which Is Sahil...Remember Swahili Is A Bantu Language And Has nothing To Do With Arabic Or Amharic...Probably All Arabic Words In Swahili Was Because Of Arab Bantu Slave Trade
Because 30 percent of ksawahily is Arabic
Bean Laden shut up already
Because Swahili has so many words from Arabic, you'll find many words in Swahili that look like Hebrew.
becuz of its loan word from arabic.
I speak Maltese a Semitic language, and I also studied Arabic, I find your videos very interesting because of similarities.
Where does Maltese is mainly spoken? Thanks
@@dt.view1 it's a country called Malta in southernmost of Europe just below Italy and north of Tunisia.
Beti konjo keep continu promoting our amharic langugae sweety
@Amarawi Amlak That's very disrespectful and rude. Despite how strongly you feel about something, saying words THAT strong crossed the line. Whatever point you were trying to make was defeated when you cursed out the person that disagreed with you. -_- Also, don't speak for Jesus, you don't know who he hates.
Extrimist muslims thank God America is besting the hate out of ur brain. Such a bunch of retards who want 7 virgins.
They basically just said beti was pretty im so lost in this
Betty is back!! 😍😍
these girls are so cool. they seem to be having a great time
and the languages are cool too
They're also very gorgeous!
I study Ge’ez and Syriac, so I’m pleased that I was able to understand almost all of the words!
Hej! Where do you study Geez?
why are you studying Ge'ez? many foreigners are studying Ge'ez.
One more tigre(spoken eritres)
I am from Ethiopia and my mother tongue is Amharic. It is so amazing these two languages are very similar. Also I would love to learn Aramaic !
Several would've been even easier if it was Tigrinya
@@zeytelaloiTigrinya is not language just it is formed by group of different tribes like Nara kunama agame tembenagew....when they been enslaved by agazian King Alameda. They gradually create their own dialect of geez language instead of their different mothertung of each tribes and they called New tribe of Tigrinya People.
How brilliant are you Betty! Good job Bahador.
As an Arabic speaker i almost knew every word... Im shock in a good way.. i really feel connected
As an Eritrean and fluent Tigrigna speaker, I understood all the words that Assyrian girl was saying.
I speak both Tigrigna and Amharic and I noticed that the Assyrian language is even more closer to Tigrigna including the" Kh' sound.
@Tahir Mohammed ethiopia orthodox tewahedo church uses ge'ez language(semetic language).
You understand the assyrian but not the amharic? i would have said the contrary..but it is the same for me as amharic speaker''That's nice we all are part of the same world/Love from amharic speaker !!
@@fekareted Tigrinya has more Arab influence because Arabs ruled them for a long time
Tigrinia is closer to Aramaic & Arabic as Amharic is influenced more by Nilotic and as such lost words such as ح، خ، ع which distinguishes Afro-Asiatic languages.
Great video. Very similar words. They are both so beautiful! and I love the smile and attitude of the girl in the green jacket.
I’m Eritrean and speak Tigrinya. All our words are similar too! I was able to guess all!
Because you're the same with us ethiopia n
@@lilpapi2785 If you mean that we are the same people as the Tigrayans of Ethiopia then you are correct. Ethiopia is a broad term. In Ethiopia, there are many different ethnicities (around 80 I think). But we Tigretes are exactly the same as the Tigrayans of Ethiopia. Our nearest brethren in Ethiopia according to genetics, culture, and language after the Tigrayans of course, are the Amhara people.
@@iamfunnyipromise9605 ok wear re not the same ,cool
@@lilpapi2785 If you are Amharic we are cousins.
@@iamfunnyipromise9605 you're not better than anyone keep yourself calm noone sees you people as different
Amazing video as usual :). The highlight of the video for me was the Assyrian word "khayoota (life)". As A, Berta's reaction when she figures it out is priceless and B, I think it sounds way cooler than the version we have in Turkish ("hayat"). Keep 'em comin' Bahador.
As you probably know the word "hayat" is of Arabic origin, a synonym of "yaşam".
Heard all the Assyrian Aramaic even though I am TIGRIGNA , AMHARIC speaker(Ethiopia, Eritrea). But i think TIGRIGNA is even more closer to Assyrian Aramaic because it's closer in terms of accent and sound to GEEZ which is much similar with ARABIC also.
Yes i think he should do one with #tigrigna
That is what I thought😂
Tigrigna is close to Arabic. Amharic is close to Geez.
But sofar Amharic and Aramic are 100% the same., No single difference as we see the ladies.
It is so funny that the Tgres try to still Geez from Amharic.😂😂😂😂
Just swallow the truth both Tigregna/ Tigre and Amharic. Born from “Geez”
ትግሬ፡ መሬት፡ ሰርቆ( ወልቃይት፣ ራያ) ፡ የኢትዮጵያን፡ገንዘብ፡ አሸንድዬ፣ ሻደይ….. ዘረ፡ ባንዳና፣ ሌባ
Your hatred towards Amhara is not of this planet…..
Amazing to see the same roots diverge in time. Interesting.
Ethiopians are beautiful people with amazing smiles 😁
Amazing! I am Amharic speaker and I never knew these similarities. This just tells us that all of ancient civilizations borrowed from each other. Thank you
It is not that one borrowed from the other; it is that both are Semitic languages and, as such, have numerous similarities today after thousands of years of divergence.
Wow I'm native Hebrew speaker and Aramaic and Amharic are very similar to Hebrew. I see this video and I like "WTF" that's amazing
I think it is more closer to Tigrigna
@@MahletTube What is tigrinaga?
@@עמנואלנחמו I'm Somali no idea what they're saying except few words which are popular in Afro Asaitic languages. Tigrinaye is another Semitic language spoke in Eritrea & Northern Ethiopia.
@@Bountylicious Haha
@@עמנואלנחמו Yes now I'm typing on the same side as you lol
SO AWESOME to see Betty back in the seat :-P I got pretty much the same as she did, but I know if I were there I would have bombed, because I have many Assyrian friends and can't understand at all. The fact that today it is Amharic with Assyrian just brings such happiness to me today, as this is precisely the beautify of our Christian heritage which unifies us. Bizu fikir ke Italia, konjoye!!!! Much love to to my Ethiopian and Assyrian brothers and sisters from Italy.
It’s good to see both languages how similar they are but please try Tigrinya and Aramaic.
I’m Arabic and understand every word because it is all of the Semitic languages And the Mehr language is a lot of Arabs in Yemen and Oman speak it.🇸🇦
Aren't Mehri people a separate ethnic group from Arabs, though? Like they're South Semitic people that were assimilated during after the Islamic conquests of Southern Arabia.
@gg gg
I know. They're one of the few indigenous peoples left in Arabia that haven't bern absorbed by the Arabs. How they managed to survive this long is beyond me. 🤷🏽♂️
@@abdul-majiidabdinasir
ngroz you're hamites who been enslaved by Arabs and forced to speak their language with time you mixed your ngro words with it you have nothing to do mahr peopl they're semitic people you're hamites
@@abdul-majiidabdinasir so Mehr and Amharic are the same languages??
Mehr ist mit Arabic mehr us south Semitic
wow two beautiful, intelligent women speaking ancient languages... my heart
also, both languages are so interesting but there is something really beautiful about Aramaic! I'm going to learn more about the history of these two languages. Thanks for the inspiration!
No they are not Ancient language, Both are languages devised in the late 12th century
@BasedTradCath1488Lmao, this language is Neo-Aramaic which was developed in the Middle Ages, This linguistic development of Neo-Aramaic language is marked by the coexistence of literary and vernacular forms. Were you thinking she is speaking Ancient Aramiac (the language of Jesus) ? Lol research a little-bit before you dive in to something.
And Amharic was also developed around the same time in the empire of Abyssinia during 1270 A.D. It originally started as a language the courts, from then it spread out via conquest. Both of these language are recent languages. They are not Ancient !!
@@teddyissak2720 Nobody cares
@@JohnDoe-bh2lp then don't reply !
Assyrian pride! But for real I have seen so much ahmeric, it's cool to see the difference. Great video!!!
I am an Arab from north of Oman and I could understand every single word from both languages, though it was a bit difficult to understand the full sentences!
Your program was very amazing, I like it . Please continue it is very helpful to recognize the similarities of every semetic language, am from Eritrea , tigrnea speakers.
Thank you so much!! Definitely :) ... Hope you enjoyed the other video we have made with Tigrinya
Sorry to tell you Tigrenia is not from semetic family (African bantu family)
@@youcanfindeusenywher6738
No ,sorry you bro absulitly wrong it is the member of the semetic family.acourding the Similarity of many words .
@@youcanfindeusenywher6738
Political Ethnic nationalism should not be a reason for division between people with common Ethiopian heritage. 🤔
As an Arabic speaker I could understand and guess all of the words in both languages. Amazing
As an Arabic native, I discovered a very important thing to notice here. Apparently Arabic (Central Semitic) had a vowel shift regarding the last word (Life) (Khayootha) (Hayiwet). In both Amharic and Assyrian, the root maintained the (ou) sound, while Arabic has shifted to the (a) sound.
Life in Arabic is (Hayaah) or (Hayaat).
Probably it's been written hundreds of years ago in some phonology/languages book. But it was cool to discover from the video :D
Amazing video Bahador!!! So good to see another Semitic video 😜 👍
Fairly easy for an Hebrew speaker to understand as well, you just have to really focus on the root of the words and then it's not that overwhelming.
Great vid Bahador, as usual!
Bela T.T u r Amhara came from Yemen leave Abyssinia go back to Yemen
@@reya720 No they came from Egypt they're Coptic descendant. They should go back to Egypt. There freaking copts are to much to handle.
If it’s possible try to find amazigh/berber
Love Amazighi brothers and sisters from Iran.You are a GREAT Nation
Berber is more so a people not so much a language. But they have many languages and dialects.
lobsterbale Legesse I know I speak Siwi Berber (thats what it’s called) It’s easier to find amazigh or kabyle so I guess they could try find them.
Also Berber is derived from barbarian so some might consider the term a bit racist. The people I think are traditionally referred to as Tamazight
@@Maranza_ak47 what language is close to it?
Not only their languages, but also the appearance of the ladies even is similar. interesting. :)
omg sad ngroz
Dont tell that to the black ppl who think theyre the same race as Horn Africans and North africans and built the pyramids ☺️
Instant subscription! As long as I remember, etymology has been a fascination of mine, and found it to be easier to learn languages. The similarities are astonishing, and as a person who speaks Tigrigna and Amharigna, I understood the Aramaic perfectly to my surprise.
I speak Hebrew and understood every word.
David P
Which is closer to Hebrew ? Arabic or Aramaic ( Assyrian)
MUJEMO ABRAHAM Aramaic by far. Also, the Hebrew letters are a form of Aramaic alphabet while the ancient hebrew letters were “proto-hebrew” alphabet which was a variation of the Phoenician one. (Although Aramaic alphabet too is a variation of Phoenician).
@@DavidPeretzchannel
I think you misunderstood my question, I mean which one them them is closer to Hebrew in grammar ?
MUJEMO ABRAHAM both are close, I know Aramaic is overall much closer.
@Shalom Shalom
God of Avinu Avraham / Abina Abrahim bless you
Arabic speakers joined the conversation :'D
hahahaha Somali speakers joined the chat lol
Seventh Heaven of course we love u guys xD
@@waleedmohamad7832 Feeling's mutual 🌷
Thanks dear Bahador and congratulations for your little baby girl 😚 wish your family the best ,
Assyria will rise رغماً عن انوف الاعداء
the atheist guy who fucked allah
Erbil in our Akkadien Assyrian language means Arbaèlo the fourth gods Musul it’s a city in Nineveh plain Nineveh is an Assyrian city and Kerkuk too these are our Assyrian lands since 7000 years before christ before the abrahamic religions , so no these cities are ours not turkmens cause turkmens were brought by ottomans from turkmenistan 🇹🇲 to get these lands in the future, we still exist we still alive why would you think that erbli musul and kerkuk belongs to turks!? Have you read about Assyrians and their empire before?
And yes I don’t like persian gypsies they used to come to our lands and bother us!
tr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asur
@@ereshkigalningalnanna8899 we Arabs support you against the Turks and Kurds
@@ereshkigalningalnanna8899 we are semitic brother's
@@hasankayaalp1913 fuck u and erdogan bitch you mongol Anatolia is Greek and arminian and assiriyan and Iraqi you stole it we well fight for it
@@hasankayaalp1913 turkmans is only there just like 800 years ago it's been Semitic land for 8000 years
Very interesting! We are so focused in our differences I am sure most of us (Ethiopians)doesn’t know this similarity before. Good to know.
I live in Israel and it is amazing that I got a lot of the words on both sides. I really love what you are doing with this.
what are you doing in israel afro?!
@@messianic_scam he is racist
There is nothing called Israel.
@@ahmedciise why did u feel the need to post this. It’s an unnecessary comment. This channel is apolitical. I can reel by your name that you are Somali, stop giving us a bad name wa ciyaalsuuq!!!
@@پریچهرگلشنی in aad naftada anaad ku kalsoonayn magaca farsiga ah eed wadataan ka arkaa ee waxba yuhuuda ha u hiilin laxyahay ee Iska aamus
Ethiopian Girls are the sexiest Girls in africa and maybe one of the Most beautiful Girls in the world. They are all so georgeous.
Thank u
bruh come to Eritrea she is almost average over her
@@ABEL13ize thats not true. Even if it is. We are same people. Its like comparing beauty from north korea to South. U guys were in our country. U r separated now. So same people different country it is.
@@ABEL13ize really thats ridiculous thats facts sorry
and thank you friend !!!
I knew we had similar words when I heard a word called ''Zemarayat"to mean Azmari literally a Singer.Traditional Singer though.I learned that Ishtar and Assyrian Nat'l Broadcasting on Arabsat were Solely dedicated to the Assyrian People.
So crazy I speak Hebrew and I understood everything
I love when it's two different Semetic languages that I don't know but I still get most of the words because I speak Arabic!
Please do a similarities/differences video between Tigrinya (Asmara dialect) and Amharic
Tigre is 80-75% ge'ez based tigrinya is 70%+ and amharic is 60-65% ge'ez based so its pretty similar
@@AMR_k400Tigre 71% Tigrinya 68% Amharic 30%+
@@kiros3190
All Ethiopian languages including አማርኛ Amharic use the ግዕዝ Gez script , thus are based on it 100% . 🤔
@@TruthEz not all Ethiopian languages only the Semitic speakers for example Oromo,Somali, afars etc use Latin rather than geez script
@@TruthEz yes Amharic and Tigrinya use geez script but with more letters for example geez has like 30 letters while Amharic has 37
i Like a girl Amharic Euthopia 🇮🇩
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That’s the wrong flag this is the right flag 🇪🇹 The flag u used is Poland
@@Miko-orginal-1 Actually he used the flag of Indonesia, and I don't think he was trying to use Ethiopia's flag so...
@@Miko-orginal-1 😂😂😂😂
Not euthopia it is ethiopia
You would be surprised if you compare Geez vs Aramaic/Hebrew/Arab. You can pick key words from Geez-Amhatic Dictionary by Kidanewold Kifle, that also contains pronunciations of Hebrew and Arabic for each of the words.
The word Lob/لب is interesting because in Arabic it means 'core'.
And it's often used to refer to the core of a fruit from where you'd extract seeds. The word for 'Heart' is 'Qalb/قلب'
There's also 'Tamma' , the word the Assyrian girl mentioned. In Arabic you'd say 'Thammata' to say 'There is' while in Algerian Arabic we actually say 'Temma/Themma' to say 'There' or 'Over there'
A M i dont think we have this in the lebanese dialect
لب، الألباب is used in the Qur'an I believe to mean understanding/ intellect?
لب also refer to the core of humans the inside whither the heart or soul in Arabic. It also used in Quran.
Please also do Hebrew with Amharic but especially Ancient Hebrew, the words Jesus and his people used. Pls, pls so much similarity makes you think Jesus spoke Amharic here is a video on ancient Hebrew and alphabet.
ruclips.net/video/jyZ9G_sOGds/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/fuN4SHsX5UY/видео.html
لوبيا in فارسى bean seed
Lobe of brain, loop=circle?,لب كلام=purpose of discussion
Bahador ! Ur doing excellent job. Thank you so much.
That painting says a lot atm…good job bringing common good and shared goals for mutual benefit….
bahador alast youre one of my favorite youtubers! youre vids are soo fun.
plz do more about arabic and farsi. :)
What we forget is he does modern languages. Since they do change.
Perfect video 👌🏽✌🏽 Greetings from Turkey 🇹🇷
The degree of similarity is astounding tbh☺️
This is one of the best practices I've seen in the social media realm. It's amazing to see that the same words, pronounced differently in multiple languages, maintain their same meaning. It's a wonderful start, and please keep it up. We humans have so much more in common than our differences. Who knows? We may all share a common ancestry, resulting in the exchange of numerous words among different languages.
You never disappoint with these mash ups!
Why Semitic women's are so stunning?! Just look at those Ladies 😍😍
Ppl who are Ethiopian like me here .👇
Betty is super pretty. I speak amharic and a little bit of Arabic. It was so easy to learn for me coz z words have the same root as Amharic since both are Sematic. Also try fruits like ananas(Pineapple), Birtuka(orange), muz( banana)....Those are litterally the same words in both. Ana Ahibek ❤
Amaric not semetic language. Aramic wich is semetic and close to Arabic language
አናናስ - ananas - pineapple 🍍
ብርቱካን - brtukan - orange 🍊
ሙዝ - muz - banana 🍌
በለስ - beles - apple 🍎
እንጆሪ - engori - strawberry 🍓
ሎሚ - lomi - lemon 🍋
ሀባብ - habab - watermelon 🍉
ማንጎ - mango - 🥭
ፓፓያ - papaya -
Assyrian girl has the Assyrian symbol on her shirt, awesome
I noticed that after reading your comment.
There are ancient broze statues with the same symbol in Ethiopia
Where can I find assyrian people
Very interesting I didn't know that both languages have that much similarity
Regarding "mulu" (which means "filled"), the Korean word for "water"/"liquid" is "mul", and this seems connected to "mulu" as water is the stuff that "fills" most frequently. I have seen lots of Korean words that are probably rooted in Hamito-Semitic words from Akkadian, Ge'ez, and Hebrew in particular.
korean word for mum is same as arabic
ሙሉ - mulu - full
ተሞልቷል - temoletwal - filled
I speak Arabic and I understood all words except 2 words
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Love your content Baha
Because she's using Arabic words not Amaric
Finally i was waiting for this video😁😁😁
I always was suspecting something between Semitic languages. This clears my mind and removes doubt. Thank you guys, even if it is a simple thing you did, but it has a big message and opens a door for more about ancient linguistic, cultural, religious and psychological connections. Well done!
Because Amhara are originally yemeni shabean please go back to Yemen leave Abyssinia....
በእምበርሀን በረከትን ግን አውቃ ነው እኛ ራሱ እኮ ብንጠየቅ ወይ እታች ሰፈር ያለው ልጅ ወይ የቡና 3ኛው ነው የምንለው በረካ የተባልን መስሎን ካለማወቃችን የተነሳ
በጣም።ደስ ትላላችሁ በርቱ እንድህ ቋንቋችንን አስለምጅልን። ጎበዝ ናት ሶሪያዊ።
ኢትዩጵያ ለዘላለም ትኑር♥♥♥ I Love Ethiopia me fromEthiopian
Good to hear all these similarities.
Kindly try Swahili an East African common language and Arabic language similarities. THANKS
Betty ..you showed to the world ethiopian hospitalité and the love wé have for other people....évidences that you are from a proud country who like to share pride than contempte.
You must be real ethiopan ! 😍
@@tigistmekonnen1637
Being real is one of the traits of people, especially from The Land of Origins. 🤔
Not to down play the resemblance of Amharic to Assyrian language but to Tigrinya they are the same words, I couldn’t believe it!This was great, if only I knew Geeze! I am sure it is more similar. I learnt something today. A good program.
For Kahin which means priest in Amharic, it is similar to Kohen in Hebrew which means priesy
It is the same in Arabic كاهن a clergyman in general
In aramaic we say kohno
Religious leader in somali
I'm Arabic speaker I understood most of the words but to be honest that Ethiopian girl is so smart Assyrians pronouns words differently it's hard to guess that fast.to me I find Amharic so much easier the pronunciation is kind of the same with Arabic.
Please also do Hebrew with Amharic but especially Ancient Hebrew, the words Jesus and his people used. Pls, pls so much similarity makes you think Jesus spoke Amharic here is a video on ancient Hebrew and alphabet.
ruclips.net/video/jyZ9G_sOGds/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/fuN4SHsX5UY/видео.html
@@rohayeha ቅሌታም ገብጋባ ወራዳ
Nimrod the Cushite i don't think so you might mean the Arabic letters used today that's true .
@@yohannesg.medhin687 ምን ተፈጠረ ጆን? ጥሩ አይደለም መሳደብ
@@josywk1 ግብግብ አደረጋት እኮ፡፡ ኮሜንቶቹን አንብባቸው፡፡ ብዙ ቦታ ነው እንዴ የምትጠይቀው
Betam amasagenallehu (Thank you very much) It would also be nice to have 3 or 4 languages at a time: Assyrian, Arabic, Hebrew, Amharic (+Tigrinia +Geez). As Persian, Turkish, Urdu, Swahili.. languages have many Arabic words, it would be amazing to add them to that meeting :) As a native Turkish speaker (and coming from a Zaza family) who had chance to live sometime in Ethiopia, I love Amharic words... Amharigna betam konjo kuankuannew (Amharic is a very beautiful language.) Igzhiabher hullachchuhum yebarrek! Melkam gize!
I am an amharic speaker but i have to disagree amharic should remove all the cushitic influences it made it unattractive , changed its structure ,made it lose many pronunciations and made it a repetitive language look at what u wrote the same letter is repeat alot of times in one word
We should either return to old amharic (which is significantly different from modern amharic) ir leave amharic and revive ge'ez
Egzeabehr amtenm abzeto yistelin..Amen Brother !!!
amen enamesegnalen
@@AMR_k400
“እግዚአብሔር ሁላችሁንም ይባርክ ፦
መልካም ጊዜ ፦ “
The above Amharic statement has no repetitive letters. What are you talking about ? 🤔
Wow, this is so cool! I loved it! I speak hebrew, another sematic language, and I was really surprised that I was pretty easily able to guess the meaning of each word. Usually, the aramaic was closer but a few times the amharic gave me the clue I needed. I really enjoyed this and can't wait to watch more of your videos.
Here is the list with the hebrew equivalents for anyone who is interested.
1. Heart - Lev לב - lebi ליבי - my heart
2. Death - Mot מות
3. I/me/myself - Ani אני
4. Blessing - Bracha ברכה
5. Killed - Keytel קיטל
6. Preist - Cohen כוהן (like the last name Cohen)
7. Full - Ma'lay מלא
8. Blood - D'm דם
9. This was the only one I struggled with, at first I thought it was "listen" shma שמע but it was sky/heavens Shamayim שמים
10. Near/close - Karov כרוב
11. Receive/accept - Keybal קיבל
12. Taste/Flavor - Ta'am טעם
13. Dream - Chalom חלום
14. Life - Chayim חיים - Chai חי - The khay (in khayoota) or the hay (in hayiwet) both correspond with Chai חי the root for the word "life"
Khayoota makes even more sense considering the fact she was really using it in a sentence to say "to live" "le-che-oat" "לחיות" le'cheoat and khayoota sound very similar if you focus solely on the sounds and not the letters.
Great video, very entertaining :)
It filled me with joy to see these. I'm from Ethiopia, and thank you all