Similarities Between Amharic and Assyrian Aramaic

I am Hindi Urdu speaker who can understand Persian too,I was able to understand a lot of words.

It was amazing , you know coz i know amharic and arabic as my mother tongue i never missed a single word in aramaic proud in my self 😂

Kahin = monk
Qasha = priest

The origin of the Assyrians is from Ethiopia, for those who do not know this. They are the ones who occupied the land of Mesopotamia, and their civilization was based on the civilization of the Sumerians.

its actualy closer to tigriga better than amharic,

I learning Arabic and I got most! Baracat ma shaa Allah

Try Tigrinya another language in Ethiopia you will get it fitting more than Amharic to the Aramaic and Arabic

turkish speaker here understood a lot of words

Arameic, Hebrew, arabic semitic religion have their roots in africa. Assyrian and arabs are från africa and mixed with indo europeans people in middle east.

داداش ما ایرانی ها هرچی میکشیم بعد خودمون از این سامیا میکشیم از اون اول که آشوری ها به ماد ها حمله میکردن تا اسلام و الانم اسرائیلی ها و یهودیا! من نمی دونم ایرانی ها چه هیزم تری به این جماعت سامی فروخته

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As a tigrinya speaker from Eritrea i can tell you there are more similarities in our language than in amharic because are more semitic

Where is the girl on the left from??

Amharic and Armic

Shit, accidentally fell for Assyrian girl😢, send help!

Qatl sounds similar With Guragigna Qitir.Which is another semetic ethiopian language.

They should do it in tigrinya cause all of the words in Aramaic are exact words we use in tigrinya!!!!!

The God is Ashur the Land is Ashur the people are Ashur the language is Ashur ****Greater

I live in an Ethiopian part of the city and am interested in learning the Ethiopian language.thank you.

I speak Hebrew, Assyrian and am learning Ge’ez and Tigrinya, which are also Ethiopian Semitic languages, like Amharic. I love showing this video to my Habesha (Ethiopian/Eritrean) friends.

Tigrinya have more similarities to Aramaic than Amharic from what I understand.

"Ana" is not "me" in Amharic she missed up!
But in Oromic it means "me" the language of Oromo found in also Ethiopia, in Amharic "ene" means "me"

Arabic , Aramaic and Amharic share words

I spoke Oromic language but I listen Amharic

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Okay, I have a genuine question. I'm revisiting your part videos Bahador and thanks for them. But, before this I saw the Arabic vs. Aramaic video, the word for killing was in that too. I'm trying to learn different abjads and phonetic values in Semitic languages and was it just me or was the spelling 'qthala' different in the Arabic video? Cause I saw teth in that video and taw in this one. Is that a typo or am I missing something here?

Im an arab speaker but i understood all the words in video same to arabic

Most of words are Arabic too,its alot of similarities

What is the dialect of the Assyrian speaker?

I think Aramaic is more nearer to Tigrigna!!!

qatl ist tigrigna!!!

SHĀLÔM , Brothers , and Sisters ..
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14 Follow love and earnestly seek spiritual gifts, but especially to prophesy. 2 For he who speaks in another language does not speak to men, but to God; because no one understands him, but in spirit he speaks mysteries. 3 But he who prophesies speaks to men for edification, exhortation and consolation. 4 He who speaks in another tongue builds himself up, but he who prophesies builds up the church.

Wowww,I am from eritrea Tigrigna speaker,I am shocked all the assyria are the same in my language ,they are close to Tigrinya than Amharic

Wow!!! It’s almost the same. I speak Amharic But to my limited tgrgna those words are more close to Tigrigna than Amharic

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Please try tigrigna speaker as well

Aramaic it seems more closer to Arabic and Gi'ez/Tigre language.

This words are all found in Arabic language

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Try Tigrinya (Eritrean + Tigray's) language you will be amazed by the similarity it has with Aramaic.

If one speaks Arabic then you can clearly tell both languages were originated from Arabic.

It's more Tigrinya rather than Amharic but Amharic lost lots of alphabets

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Eritrean tigrina is more closer to aramic I would say

It is amaizing !!

I think more close to Tigrigna.....

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