@@SeidYmer-d2w men anadedeh??? leju yeteyekew eko yenaneten dehenenet new men alebat eza newari keneberek....anete gen achebechabi new metemeselew...mechem seledeheneneteh seteteyek enedi letenaded ayigebahem...sayimeleketeh yehone neger ema tesetohal ke menegeset...tultula!!
The engineer seems to like speaking mixed language unnecessarily. Not all Ethiopians speak English. I find it a turn off. He needs to have the presence of mind to preserve the heritage.
@jnbmos214 күн бұрын
Cut him some slack there are a lot of English words amharic doesnt have and if English speakers invented things nothing wrong with using that name. Like English speakers will always call injera injera because there is no English word for it same thing here.
@bircruz55514 күн бұрын
@@jnbmos2 I said "unnecessarily". Go back and listen how he mixes it up. It is a problem with many who do not have the presence of mind. And all languages have their own convention. The problem begins when they try to speak their native languages with the English convention.
@jnbmos214 күн бұрын
@@bircruz555 I read it lol it was a friendly cut him some slack considering his position and the realities of amharic missing a lot of those words. Also I would argue the problem is we missed the age of industrialization and scientific reform so we almost have no choice but to use their words.