Mereja.Forum

[Misraq]

[Fed_Up]

እምሶዬ ዘእምነገደ አገውወአጋመ,
አጋመኛ አልችልም ነው? ነገሩ የተለጠፈው ባዴራ አስቆኝ ወይም አሳቆኝ ነው እምጽፈው:: ለመሆኑ ትግራይ አገር ነች እንዴ? The kast time i checked ኢትዮጵያ ውስጥ የምትገኝ ሚጢጢዬ ክልል ነበር:: አይይይይይይ የአጋሜ ነገር:: ነገሩ ቋንቋው ሳይሆን ትግራይ አገር ናት የሚለውን መልእክት ለማስተላለፍ መሞከርህ ነው:: የሆን ገንገበት ሽባ...ቅቅቅቅቅቅቅ

[eden]

ፈንዳዳው መች ነው ማካበድ የምትተወው ግን?

እች ትንሽ ልብህ እንዳትፈነዳ ሰጋው ከምር


እስኪ ፈታ በል - ሕግደፍ ተከታይ አይደለህም እንዴ - ሕግደፍ ፈታ እያለ ነው - ሕግደፍ አጋሜን የነካ ወዮለት አለ አሉ



ወይ ዘንድሮ lol




ሁሉን ለማየት ምቅናይ ምቅናይ ብሎ ነበር አጎትህ ኪሮስ አለም አየው lol

[Misraq]

Fendadaw let's have intellectual discussion

[Dark Energy]

Misraq,

It is geographic variation. Tigrayan Tigrigna has a lot in common with Amharic. You just don’t know it. Eritrean Tigrigna is far more independent. There is a slight inclination to Arabic. There are Eritrean Tigre not to be confused with the Tigrayans who are very close to Eritrean Tigrigna as well. As you go deeper into Southern Tigray, especially into the Raya Territory, a translator would be needed for Eritrean Tigrigna speaker,

[Fiyameta]

In Eritrea we speak ትግርኛ
In Chigray you speak ተንኮለኛ

[almaze]

Dark Energy, Some words in the Tigre and Bilen languages are more closely related to Amharic than to Tigrigna. I believe that all the Semitic languages in Eritrea and northern Ethiopia including Guragigna are derived from Ge'ez.

[Dark Energy]

Almaze,

Tigrigna and Amharic are Semitic languages. Hebrew and Arabic are Semitic as well. But, Geographic locations and hundred years of isolations add variation to languages. BTW, the Bilens originate from the Lalibela kingdom in WOLO. Hence very close similarities to Amharic are observed.

[Misraq]

Space, time and interaction with adjacent populations create variations in my view.

[Noble Amhara]

Eritrean Tigrinya accent is more like Beja influenced

while Tigray Tigrinya sounds more semetic and even in their music, Tigray speak a much more rough Tigrinya while Hamasien have a pitched voice in their Tigrinya

[Dark Energy]

Noble,

You are generalizing. Pitch is an individual not cultural characteristics. Saba is high pitched. Many talented Eritrea musicians are not. I have to admit, Rachel’s voice is soothing like many Eritrean female vocalists. It is just particular to the artist.