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Amhara children and youth need to learn Tigrigna - it is your language

Posted: 09 Sep 2019, 15:17
by EthioRedSea
The Amhara youth need to learn Tigrigna and also acquaint with Tigrigna dance and music. It is a blessing to learn Tigrigna as is more ancient than Amharic and is similar to Amharic. Amharic and Tigrigna are semetic languages - similar to Arabic and Hebrew.

Whether we like it or not, Amhara and Tigray are part of the semetic civilisation, though some of us look Cush. This is not being racist, but defining who The Tigray and Amhara people are.

To understand and appreciate Aksumite tradition and leacy, Amhara youth need to learn Tigrigna language, music and culture.

The neocolonialists are trying to weaken the historical link between Amhara and Tigray. The best way to oppose such scheme is to create more unity between Tigray and Amhara people on village level.

Re: Amhara children and youth need to learn Tigrigna - it is your language

Posted: 09 Sep 2019, 16:13
by EthioRedSea
Do not be emotional.
Tigrigna might be the working language in Ethiopia for many historical reason.
It the language of the victor and heroism
It is the language that is more related to Geez and other semetic language ( It is heabrew and Arabic together in most cases)

Tigrigna is poetic, colourful, very strong. That is the reason Tigrayans succeded to overthrow Mengistu's 1 million army, the largest in Africa. Tigrigna seems more democratic and a language of peace than Amharic.

Amharic is being discrdited and people tend not to want to use it because of oppression and betrayal of Ethiopia and Haile Selassie ( menelik wushtamna feri neber, Haile Selassie was also the same. Haile Selassie was burried ina toilet speaking Amharic, they say- Symbolically amharic has the same fate as Haile Selassie)

Gonderewa, nefs ymar! Gonder kemeblat lela moya yelewum eko? kebtoch! Gonder and Gojam Amhara , you are weak in politics - no long term thoughts ( most are knowledge negative- keewuqet netsa). Amrawoch! mhretun yawrdlachu! btnesu, betnequ!