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Learn common Amharic phrases and words for travel & live in Ethiopia. Features: - Over 500 phrases and words in more than 17 categories. - All sounds were recorded in high quality by native Amharic speakers.​ - All Amharic phrases and words included transcripts for easy to learn. - Can play audio slowly. - Built-in search: you can quickly search phrases in all categories. - Copy, favourite a phrase. - No in-app purchase. You will have all 17 categories after purchase this app. - Work offline. List of all 17 categories: G...

The game play is very simple. you can choose different categories then Get As many questions Right about Ethiopia as you can! get A question wrong You Lose A life! Lose three Live its Over!

EthioDirect is an international, fast and secure money transferring method to send money to family, friends, and loved ones from anywhere in the world to Ethiopia. Sending money has never been easier. You can send with a few steps and with no transaction fee. Your money will be settled very quickly once you complete sending.

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Ethiopia is truly one of the most beautiful places on earth, with some of the most beautiful people on earth. iEthiopia is a unique all-purpose guide to Ethiopia. Includes history, travel advisories, as well as important location info.

Volunteers going to Ethiopia, we have an App for you! The Project Mercy Passport App allows you to take photos, write stories and share them with the Project Mercy Staff. You and your group could be featured on our blog or social media. You will be a huge help as we work together to share not only the story of Project Mercy, but the impact as well. The App will also provide you with the documents you need when you land in Ethiopia. The Project Mercy Passport is essential for any volunteer heading to ChaCha and Yetebon.

Amharic is an Afroasiatic language of the Semitic branch and is a member of the Ethiosemitic group. It is spoken as a mother tongue by the Amhara, and other populations residing in major cities and towns of Ethiopia. The language serves as the official working language of Ethiopia, and is also the official or working language of several of the states within the federal system.

HaHu Scripts is the first ever bilingual, Amharic and Tigrigna learning platform for all those who want to learn the basics of Geez Alphabet in an engaging, gamified and simple way. Specifically designed for the unique Abugida writing system (a system Geez uses), it is the best way to learn Amharic and Tigrigna alphabets fast. Our Education Platform has more than 200 illustrated cards with words to help you learn Amharic and Tigrigna vocabulary. is an interactive story telling platform found within the app. regularly with illustr...

Oromo is the most widely spoken of the Cushitic languages, a family which includes the Somali language. It is an official language in Ethiopia and is also spoken in Kenya, Somalia, Eritrea and Djibouti. There are many dialects of Oromo - not all of them understandable by speakers of other dialects - which tend to borrow words from neighbouring languages. For example, the Oromo of Ethiopia may borrow Amharic words.

Tigrinya, also spelt Tigrigna, is spoken in Ethiopia as an official working language and in Eritrea as the national language. There is also a large Tigrinya speaking population in Israel, Sudan, Saudi Arabia and other countries. It is closely related to Amharic, spoken in Ethiopia, and Tigre, spoken in Eritrea, and is distantly related to other Semitic languages such as Arabic and Hebrew. Tigrinya is written in the Ge’ez script, in which each symbol represents both a consonant and a vowel.