Ethnicity Tag - Eritrean | The Habby

[@znetitef9996]

I'm from Ethiopia and I like your video keep it up:) beautiful and smart Habesha girl! Shiro and misir is my favorite as well lool

[@mumumagge04]

+zneti Tef :)

[@lidiat9650]

Finally, I'm so happy I came across your channel. So informative about Eritrea and the richness of our culture. You are so beautiful and your Tigrigna is very good. I miss home & aha love shiro too.❤️🇪🇷

[@TheHabby]

+Lidia Tekeste You're very sweet! I hope to be making more videos about Eritrea soon:)

[@millionkefelaogubamichael132]

you are so cute and love your Tigrigna So Good . I am Eritrean I am proud of you Shikorina I'm so glad stepping by, love this video! keep it up:)

[@godisgoodallthetime.326]

New sub🤗finally got my girl😘ajoki natey shikor post more bzaeba hagerna🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷

[@alexisreal9507]

I just love you so much,am Eritrean too.the way you introduce yourself,and your country is just awesome.

[@freweiniredae1777]

I love how you are informative in details. You explain like great teacher which is helpful for those who are not Eritrean. And Your Tigriyna is great! Just be confident with it. Remember language is power, don't lose it. Keep up Tsebikti haptey!! ❤️

[@pizzaslice8034]

btw eritrea is my 1:st fave country in Africa

[@jessykudussolomonjessy5573]

the socialist guy thanks for loving it and where are you from

[@eritrea1901]

Finally a real Eritrean. Tired of those Eritrean/Ethiopian tags.

[@sf70388]

I loved this video. Also your tigrinya is soooo good! I would actually love to see a video where you speak only tigrinya😊 I am Eritrean but was born and raised in America,so I don't speak tigrinya toooo well,but understand it almost perfectly. It's encouraging to see you make this video! Keep going haftey :)

[@SobayoSowemimoCoker]

Beautiful accent! Thank you for sharing the knowledge of your people.

[@kafiliban8300]

Girl, you are the best among those who posted this tag and i love both your languages

[@lea-83259]

It's so nice to see another Eritrean on KZbin 🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷💍❤️ and your Tigrinya is amazing your Tigrinya makes mine sound bad 😫 and I love shiro tooooo 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@yamahiraki5158]

I see you on every video from habesha video 😂❤️🇪🇷

[@lea-83259]

+Dana Yt (xo) Right ????!!! 😂😂😂 I watch KZbin pretty much everyday but there are not a lot of habeshas so when I see any I'm like "yessss thank you Jesus" 😏🇪🇷🙏🏽

[@detrun77]

I love this! I have friends and family who are from Eritrea! You are paying beautiful homage from your native country and it is wonderful!

[@TheHabby]

+Isaac Parker Thank you very much!

[@mitzlalbereket3346]

Good job ! I came to the USA when I was 11 as well. still know how to write and read . Luv to see young Eritrean people celebrate our culture and show pride.

[@benhantafla1189]

You are truly a joy to listen to Amlak Yibareki Asmara I have been there too Arbate Asmara is where my dad is from. You are so sweet. Ab Asmara, teweledky Kenmzy Tezarebi that's awesome!!!! Your mix of English & Tigrinya is so cool 😍😍😍 so sweet u got options when it comes to dating girl there aren't too many of us habesha women left who speak both like woah! I just subscribed to your channel. Amlak Yibareki shukorina 😇🤗😘

[@nahomtsegay8561]

ወይለከ! ትግርንያኺ ብጣዕሚ ሰሓቢን ንጹርን ኢዩ። ደስ ዝብል! ናይዛ መደብኪ ካልኣይ ክፋል ተትገብርላ ግርም ምነበረ። ዘለኪ ሕጉስ ጸዓት ኮነ ፍሽኽታን፡ ነገራት ናይ ምስልሳል ብቕዓትክን ኣዝዩ ኣዝዩ ዝነኣድ ኢዩ። ኣገናዕ ኣገናዕ ሓፍተይ! ኣዮኺ ናይና!!! ወይለይ ረሲዒልኪ ኸኣ እንተ እታ ድሕሪ ሽሮ ምብላዕ ሲ ጠርጢ ብጠርጢ ኢየ ዝኸዉን ዝበልክያ ዋ ኣባኺ ጥራይ ከይትኸዉን፡ ማለት ከምኡ ሰምዐ ኣይፈልጥን ንዓይ ከኣ ብፉሉይ ድሕሪ ሽሮ ምብላዕ ኣጥሪጡኒ ኣይፈልጥን።

[@blenseyoum774]

I am Ethiopian and Eritrean I like and really enjoy ur videos and your Tigrinya tutorials. Proud to be habesha

[@LoveEl37]

omgg your Tigrinya is so good

[@TheHabby]

+Elisa Haile Aww thank you!

[@millimilli1157]

you so awesom you describe our culture clearly and i am proude of you gual eri shikor

[@overviewthem]

Much respect to you for sharing. There is so much to learn. Thanks.

[@frewoinitewolde2992]

Very good, thanks for representing our Country!!!!!We need more females representing Eritrea for the beautiful Country she is instead of hating each other, let's us young Eritrean women come together and start supporting each other other in our Country for the Queen she is....... We need more smart women's like you to represented this Queen Country and more proud people of their Country..... It's not just Etho that can be proud of their Country also Eritrean women's should do the same of their own Country.....

[@nipseyhussle9943]

I love you so much sweet and l love song thanks frome Germany im Eritrean 👏👍👍💜💜

[@jessykudussolomonjessy5573]

Love you our beautiful girl proud to be Eritrean even l have learned more from you thanks

[@vazul666]

I have found you through Jinjer and been watching some of your videos when KZbin suggested them. I have found it interesting but accidental that you remind me of a very dear friend. Now I strongly suspect it's much more than accident. I had no idea where Eritrea is, mentally I put it in the west of Africa. Now, learning where you come from it all makes sense! My friend's father was born in Sudan, that's just in the neighborhood, so to speak.

[@temenow]

+Habby, haha, I really liked your wise and smart approach to express your ideas. I find your tigrinya so sweet too. It is fine for someone of your age who was raised in diaspora, well done girl. And you know how to choose those background music, nice taste. If I am not mistake, the place you mentioned, "Askala Hankasat" refers to City Park area. Enjoy the shiro with green pepper and don't forget to drop some butter to the shiro dish before it is off the fire lol ...enough internet for today hahha

[@fantastic1231]

You are konjo!! That is a good piece of info about our common culture and food( Ethiopian and Eritrean). I'm an Ethiopian but i love my brothers and sisters in Eritrea!!! I wanna see the two nations united and together forever with EQUALITY AND DEMOCRACY!!!!

[@yoelel3826]

fantastic1231 Eritreans fought 30 years for their freedom. And the choose to be independent, over 99% . Stop scratching old wund. We can be good neighbors though.

[@Robeltek]

Yoel El you said you fought for 30 years to get freedom and 99% of the ppl choose independence so do you think or are you free ppl after independence of your county?

[@yoelel3826]

Moka Doka ain't no country was fee when they got their independence even the US had nasty civl war. We got our independence tho.

[@selamsolomon1710]

Yoel El Exactly We get it back 1991 we are Eritrean now. we went to be a good neighbours with out conflict

[@መርማሪውሰው]

It's true shabia was one of the many groups who fought the Ethiopian governments and succeeded. But the referendum on independence that was presented for voters of only Eritrean origin was between A. freedom or B. slavery. This shows the election process was not free and fair. Therefore, the 99% result you're presenting can not be considered valid. Since then no election for 25 years. Its always been a one man show . Thats the fact.

[@assnakebekele8404]

I really appreciate you and you are fantastic lady and I really like your video b/c I have great interest in practicing Tigrigna language so please keep it up and I will be very happy if I found a dictionary either Tigrigna-Vs-English or Tigrigna-Vs-Amharic. Thanks

[@asey21]

I love the song in the background and I'm happy that I'm eritrean

[@seye2895]

You are awesome well explains and you maker it very easy to understand it. You have deep knowledge about Eritrea history. What is the another awesome thing is the transaction music.keep posting so many people can learning about Eritrea. You are Ambesa eza gualy

[@ብጽንዓትምምካት]

I'm so glad stepping by, love this video!

[@genetmelake]

I'm so glad I'm not the only one who loves ga'at! Unfortunately I live in Arkansas where there's nowhere for me eat any Eritrean food so I haven't had tsehbi in forever..

[@ghenettsegai9191]

Good job!! Im proud of you! Shikor Gwal Asmera. Keep doing what your doing!

[@rodas7716]

I'm eritrean too and its sooo nice to have someone on youtube that totally gets me as a fellow eritrean. I was also born in Asmara too and immigrated to America when i was young. This video made me so happy and i totally understand the hot farts from shiro lol. Hope you keep making videos like this.

[@grapes1773]

I'm Eritrean but I was immigrated to England I can't speak Tigrinya but I can hear it c;

[@TheHabby]

+Rodas Winchester I'm glad it made you happy. That was my goal with this video!! Shiro (and hot farts) for life lmao!

[@loveurselv2]

this made me so happy! - fellow habesha

[@TheHabby]

+loveurselv2 Hi:) I'm happy it made you happy

[@loveurselv2]

The Habby

[@medhaniekidane3377]

hai im eritrean i can speak but not read and write im a mess

[@medhaniekidane3377]

yay more habesha in youtube im habesha 2!!

[@dotdot1711]

Im eritrean but i speak tigre

[@betelhemnibret7071]

I think this is the best habesha ethnicity tag I have seen so far. I love it. Don't break that Jebena lol

[@TheHabby]

+Betelhem Nibret Aww thank you! Luckily, it made it back to safety unharmed lol:)

[@benhantafla1189]

Your Tigrinya is so awesome!!!! Please keep speaking it shukorina!!!! Don't ever forget & if you decide to have children teach them Tigrinya heraye??? You made me smile.....

[@adamdebesai]

If anyone is wondering about the song at 7:40, I believe you can find it on KZbin if you type "temanina dina". Great video! It probably takes a lot of time to make a cool video like this. I admire your effort. Also, I like your choice of music.

[@TheHabby]

+adamdebesai Thank you! It did take a lot of time to incorporate everything I wanted to into a short video but I enjoyed the process. I'm glad you liked it:) Well, I would say you have great taste in music then!

[@pizzaslice8034]

hi i am a kurd in sweden i love injera and ethiopian coffe

[@TheHabby]

Hello:) My brother's name is Aram as well!!

[@pizzaslice8034]

The Habby what cool

[@pizzaslice8034]

The Habby and i love your country and i want to send money to eritrea.

[@ezanaadonai9902]

+the socialist guy send to kurdistan first before you send to others. that is a golden rule. help the yezeedi kurdish and the kurs who are maimed in turkey and the kurds who are not even allowed to speak practice their identity in iran;turkey

[@pizzaslice8034]

Ezana Adonai i cant, i live in europe

[@tdaniel194]

Your tigrigna is very well, and also I loved this video keep it up.

[@moukli44]

There is the same meal as "shiro" in Djibouti/Somalia it's called " waddi" and we eat it with a sort of injerra called "laxoox" !! ;) I like it so much haha (btw I'm from France)

[@TheErijoker]

Your necklace... What you know about the eye of horus!? Its clear from this and the divided by two cultures video that you're into this stuff. Balance those chakras! Made my day :)

[@TheHabby]

+TheErijoker I've had the necklace since I was four years old and have never taken it off. It was a gift from a family friend who loved to travel. I've learned a few things about the eye of horus over the years and the most important aspect of it for me is the fact that it's a symbol of protection (warding off evil/bad energy) and a symbol for good health/well-being. It's the all seeing eye, always watching and even though I'm not a very superstitious person, I do find some level of meaning in all of it:)

[@trustinlove8470]

You got it all about Eritrea .keep telling ppl to know Eritrea .awsome

[@godislove9571]

I love your channel! Definitely subscribing,all of sweet

[@TheHabby]

Aww thank you:) Welcome to the channel

[@filimonasefaw5635]

keep up the good work gal eray

[@ተስፋኣሎኒ-ጠ9ገ]

Excellent Habby. Keep up the good work.

[@AdaBrandyWorld]

I love your channel! Definitely subscribing!

[@TheHabby]

+Ada BrandyWorld Aww thank you:) Much appreciated!

[@hirutnegash5819]

Brava! Habby you did well in explaining everything about Eritrea. Keep up the good job za'Gualey!. besides, your Tigrinia is perfect, I don' think you lost.

[@BackToNature2010]

You are so good and articulate it in explaining things you are so talented girl thank you for explaining to the world Eritrea call chair I'm Eritrean race in foreign country but I still I am proud to be an Eritrea an all energy and should be very proud to be able Chan and we have to carry on our culture and tradition regardless even though we left home and we have to carry on thank you thank you so much and keep the good work and I'm proud of you shikorina gual Eritrea Awett Nahafash

[@yuelsolomon7671]

Askala hankasat 😎 👌🏾 mo gual gezawitey eki 😉 much love from london 😍

[@SuufiAdduun]

One love from Somalia , I liked ur vedios well done .

[@منالمحمود-ج6ك]

I'm proud of you there is an Eritrean girl introduced Eritrean culture to alot who don't know we existed. .iloveyou😍😭🙆🙆 keep

[@منالمحمود-ج6ك]

sorry for my English ..

[@anismohmoud4340]

my favourite song .i love u Yemane Barya.

[@lifer676]

No worry details. You're just great. You reminded me a lot though. God bless.

[@IngramSnake]

This is always a cool thing. I'm somali and the similarities in language and culture are striking. Felt really familiar to hear your language. Some examples: Bun = Bun. Shaahi = Shaahi. Anjeera is the greatest thing. Have had it all my life (and we call it Anjeera too, at least in the south. In the north it's called something else I think). Makes sense though, Somali is one of the largest cushitic languages. Not arabic, as the rest of the world outside of the horn of africa may think. Those images you showed are interesting. Google 'Mogadishu before the war' and have a look at the pictures. The southern/central part of Somalia was an italian colony, so the capital has a strong italian/catholic architecture to it. How important is incense in your culture? Any home I go to smells of incense (uunsi), or Frankinsence. The stuff we have in the horn of africa is really ancient and traditional. In fact, wiki tells me the catholic church purchases most of its frankincense stock from Somalia. I think this might be my favourite video of yours. Makes me want to do one of these myself.

[@TheHabby]

+IngramSnake I had no idea there were those similarities. I knew there were similarities in the culture, because of the lifestyles and such but I had no idea about the language. Mogadishu before the war looks so much like Asmera! That's pretty incredible! As for incense, I'm not sure but that would be a great question to ask my parents. I'm sure some groups use it more than others, I'm just not sure who and how important it is. I really appreciate you taking time to share this, I'm always learning about the whole East African region, there's so much lost history that I want to make videos about. I'll definitely be making more. And I really think you should do one and send me the link:)

[@IngramSnake]

+The Habby I will make one and make sure to send you a link.

[@sameerasalah2006]

Woow ...alot of words similar to arabic and swahili language...!!like u said finjan.its a cup in arabic too...and u said buun...its in arabic... and swahili the name of coffee beans...❤️and shai ...it tea in arabic......❤️❤️

[@itoroots7291]

Great video an educational.. Thank u for every explanation

[@maryamalghazali2909]

I’m very proud of you I also came here when I was 10 years old my mother like your family she’s very proud Eritrean because of that I do speak it very fluently the only thing I don’t know how to read or write i’m very active throughout our community as well as my children I only been twice to in 1994and 2016 for our independence day Eritrea we from Massawa all my family was born in Massawa other than that my family are from Karen bajuk as you can see my last name is nothing like Eritrean I’m half Yemenia ♥️❤️🌹🇪🇷🗡🐪😍🕌💒🐪💪🏼☝🏼💯❤️

[@nosillaxoc]

before I subscribed to your channel I was trying to figure if you were Somalian Ethiopian or Eritrean. African Americans need to hear more history and culture from Africa in general. thanks for your tag!

[@TheHabby]

+nosillaxoc Thank you for your comment. There is so much that to learn about region, especially because the history has been passed down more by word than in text. I'm constantly learning and trying to share what I know. Please feel free to share this video and the more videos to come on this channel on Eritrean culture/history. Thank you:)

[@ritatesfay4040]

Girl my mom is from adi bahro tooo 😻😻😻😻👍🏾

[@senait3993]

lol my mom too

[@erilove5283]

@@senait3993 an my mother is near adi bahro name's adi qala

[@mauricioacasiete4555]

You made me wish to taste someday that dish called Shiro, looks tasty.😀👍

[@benzer2709]

I am proud of you!!

[@kuzeyguney3574]

u r sweet, you make me smile thanks

[@michealmebrahtu1685]

I love your eyes and your smile. you are so beautiful sweetie keep it up GBU.

[@Musae_19]

very educational 👍

[@FreWeldeab]

You are so sweet.your video makes me smile thanks.

[@ste972]

Being from eritrea i love the background music. like aleki aleki do

[@shikorrmango9965]

Your Tigrinya is so good!!!!

[@TheHabby]

Aww thank you

[@gerardosanchez7388]

Me llamo Margarita pero no entiendo porque amo tu pais y Todo lo que tiene que ver con tu gente tu comida y tu musica los adoro

[@eleeenni]

Your tigrinya is perfect!

[@markoseyohannes9219]

You are very beautiful as all eritrean women are beautiful, lots of love for all,,, Godbless

[@ወዲብርክቲጻዕራም]

Good job haftey!

[@Rahimeeh]

+The Habby love your video u so beautiful i love all the traditional old art especially East Africa, the language wow it's so similar with Somalian i never thought it could bee that close, one of my friend is oromo she used to tell my that it's the same family language chuti or khuti i forget hehe Som of the words: Buun= coffe Anjeero= pancake Adaas/Cadaas= lincs Shaah= tea Thank you for the video

[@TheHabby]

+Rahma Ihsan Pretty cool! Another subscriber was mentioning those similarities as well! I'm planning on doing a video suggested by that subscriber on music similarities soon! I think you might like that one:)

[@asmeretteklay9923]

I really love your performance. GBU sis

[@x0bebe0xful]

What's the song in the beginning of the video? Thanks in advance.

[@yellisnsoumer5070]

Plz keep doing your videos about learning Tigrinya am Algerian Am having a challenge with my neighbor I have to speak your language in one year .plz plz more videos how to speak .i love your food especially zigni and asida

[@ambasahagerweditukuldesta9789]

I LOVE YOU SO MUCH.

[@grapes1773]

I'm Eritrean as well 😋

[@TheHabby]

+HeyItsNat :)

[@asmarinom3425]

Proud of you shikorina

[@MrSam3689]

bahahahah u killled me xD werrree r u frrrroooM xD hehe subscribed for that ,,,, and true we are a young nation xD and gotta call ethiopia before explaining where we are on the map :3 keeep it up, and u should give urself more credit than u are i mean come on u can even pronounce the word ''tigrinja'' right u have succeded in life unlike me who suddenly lost how to fully say a full sentence after 14 years oyut of nowhere, just a mini tip.. stay away from ur habesha friends who never speaks ur luangeg wich u :P or force them to speak it PEaCe V

[@feveneddy]

your Tigrinya is very very good i need to practice mine :( lol you r tigrinya accent is as strong as someone that lived their all their life. mine is all broken down tigrinya good job

[@senaitful]

keep it good job.

[@amycranfield]

Beautiful

[@dehabamine2322]

You so beaituful and smart. Inda amesgenna ina.

[@MrMakeovergirl123]

Eritrea looks like its a beautiful place to be !! I love seeing and learning about different cultures . thanks for the video and I love your earrings ! where did you get them ??

[@TheHabby]

+Autumn Washington Thank you for watching! I'm glad you liked it:) They were a gift from a family friend and I think they got them at a festival. I think they were hand made.

[@badreldinsalih2998]

Many thanks Habby, am asking if you can teach me Tigrinya, I know you doing that but I mean something deeper than just translation

[@bewunetud1466]

i think its good to use a bluelight filter app. save the glass for your trip to Eritrea.

[@habtommebrahtom6538]

ur just awsome proud of u

[@yonasgerger3080]

Verey good sister

[@nopenot4058]

You speaking verygood tigrgya love it

[@missswintana]

love this video

[@tesfahiwetsolomon9712]

Good one🌹🇪🇷🌹🇪🇷

[@fkahie]

Eritrea beautiful like Somalia cutee😙😙😙

[@johngerie9932]

Thanke you

[@FtawUnique22]

YOU ARE SO BEAUTIFUL

[@TheHabby]

+Ftaw g (ftawg) Thank you! You are beautiful! I love your videos:)

[@FtawUnique22]

Thank you :)

[@habtezgigebreysus2666]

nice just keep it up

[@ghirmayabraha8807]

jättebra jobb.

[@NMXNetvision]

Omg u awesome really....am Eritrean too.

[@t3resalala895]

Hello, She is fantastic!!!

[@starwin6475]

You are awesome honey!!!