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Training in linguistics and language standardization has been provided to members of the Ministry of Information, including 42 writers and script editors. The training was provided by Professor Tesfay Tewolde, Lecturer and Researcher in Linguistics and Semitic Languages at the University of Florence, Italy.

The four-week training program included among others: the scientific study of language, the importance and process of language standardization, a comparative study of language standardization, the process and journey of bringing about a standard Tigrigna language, the significance of linguistics in the development and standardization of a language, the impact of pre-Semitic languages, the structure and phonetics of ancient alphabets and their relation to contemporary alphabets, the characteristics and structural relations of Semitic languages and the impact of Afro-Asian languages.

Professor Tesfay underlined the significance of language standardization in the process of creating a national identity; as well as in the overall development of the education sector, media, and society.

Participants also discussed the book "Standard Language for Mass Media," a book prepared by the Ministry of Information in 2006, and reached a common understanding on the improvement of some of the contents of the book.

At the conclusion of the training, Mr. Mokria Woldu, Director General of External Services in the Ministry of Information, commending Professor Tesfay for his contribution, said that the training program was unique because it expanded the participants' understanding of linguistics and language standardization.

Professor Tesfay, on his part, indicated that he was able to gain constructive information from the discussions held and commended the trainees for the interest and participation they demonstrated during the training period. Ministry of Information, Eritrea

Macron's, ventriliquist dummy:



"Small countries" like Eritrea said Kunta, but I don't think he even knows where it's located.

Senegal size: 196 712 km²

Eritrea size: 117 600 km²

Senegal coastline: 531 km

Eritrea coastline: 2234km (6th longest in Africa)

Would be interesting to invite some from Tigray, absolutely not affiliated nor sympathizing TPLF. After all Tigrigna belongs to people of Tigray as well.

Zelku wrote: ↑

29 Jul 2023, 14:12

Would be interesting to invite some from Tigray, absolutely not affiliated nor sympathizing TPLF. After all Tigrigna belongs to people of Tigray as well.

Their original "Tgrgna" was a "sort of tgrgna", most Eritreans didn't understand.

Today, after their long interaction with the Eplf, their "tgrgna" is sounding more & more like ours.

Isn’t what this baboon said what PIA was saying for facades and even in the Russia Africa summit.
Well if that is what PIA saying and this baboon is saying Eritrea is hindering from fulfilling his agenda, then his agenda must be to kneel down to the west and stupidly in a wrong place he is advocating for his masters agendas.
Russia or Putin are not stupid. They know the stand of Eritrea and this [ deleted ] accusing Eritrea will get a punishment from the Russian bear.