Learn Amharic

Learn to speak the language of Ethiopia!

Welcome to Learn Amharic!

Learn Amharic is a Web site where you can learn to speak Amharic, the official language of Ethiopia. A Semitic language, Amharic is spoken by millions of Ethiopians around the world.

Africa's oldest independent nation, remains essentially hidden to the world. We hope that by offering useful tools and materials for learning Amharic, we hope Ethiopia its language, culture and traditions will become fresh and vital for learners of all ages and walks of life.

Whether you are an Ethiopian living in the disapora hoping to re-connect yourself or your children with your native culture, or a family raising adopted Ethiopian children as your own, or an admirer of the language, culture, music, there's a place for you here in our community of learners.

 

 

Buy "Laqech One" and start learning Amharic today!

In addition to our learning resources available here on Learn Amharic, we also offer an introductory text book to the language of Amharic. Amharic Ethiopian Script: Laqech One is the first in an ongoing series of instructional text books by our resident Amharic teacher Zewditu Fesseha. You can learn more about the text book and purchase it from a variety of retailers including Amazon, Barnes & Nobles , Border's and Zewditu's book publisher, Authorhouse. You can see a preview of the book at Amazon.

 she has taught several Amharic sessions this year. If you are interested in joining her next session or would like private tutoring, please contact Zewditu at lakech_one@yahoo.com.

Fidel, the alphabet system used to read and speak Amharic, is made up of 33 base characters, each with its own unique sound We choose Amharic Word of the Day words based on the Ethiopian Fidel characters used to pronounce them.  Let us explain.Fidel from each base character, another six characters are derived. And each of these characters also have a unique pronunciation. Our word choices follow the order in which the base characters and their "children" characters are presented 

ሀ-a  ሁ-hu  ሂ-hi  ሃ-haa  ሄ-hey  ህ-h  ሆ- ho

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I'm trying to pronounce amharic

Started by Nicholas Bailey. Last reply by Nicholas Bailey Apr 21, 2011. 3 Replies

When I hear someone speak amharic, I write the sound, for example: senikenemasacho, btyetno, besilklitkn,  yetebesadabo, eskelbito, mezaha, etc.  By using the fidel, I can translate amharic writing…Continue

All About Ethiopia

Started by Victor Haseman. Last reply by Zewditu Fesseha Aug 30, 2010. 4 Replies

Learn Amharic is a place where you can learn to speak Amharic. It is also a place where our community of learners can share what they know about the language, culture and people of Ethiopia. We…Continue

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Help with two Amharic words

Started by Sam Richard. Last reply by Mitch Livingstone Aug 7, 2010. 5 Replies

could someone please tell me what "bally shichelle" means? ThanksContinue

want to learn amharic

Started by Irene Cole. Last reply by Irene Cole Aug 7, 2010. 2 Replies

Hello .. I just recently joined.  I would like to learn a few words or phase to communicate with a friend of mines.  I learned to say Selam (Hello) but thats all I know at the moment.  I would like…Continue

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Amharic session

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Amharic session will be starting on April 15., 2012. You can register at: http://www.jccmanhattan.org/cat-content.aspx?catid=2599&progid=25723before space is filled. I hope to see you all! To get more information, please leave a comment or a message and I'll get back to you.

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