Learn Amharic Possessive Pronouns PART 1 | Amharic for beginners

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Very clear thank you. In French, it's the opposite, the choice of masculine or feminine for "your" ( in Amharic yanchi/yante) , "his/her" ( yerso/yerswa ) depends on the object, not the subject. Because in French, objects, things have a gender, like humans.

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Hey, did you mean, rather, to say a possessive pronoun first and a possessive adjective next @ 12:47-13:06?

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