amharic
part of speech
noun (Amharic); adjective (Amharic)
meaning for a pupil
1) The main working language of Ethiopia, written in its own script called Ge'ez (Fidel). tree →
2) adjective: About that language. tree →
sense in the lessons
Met in geography and language lessons about Africa. It is a Semitic language, related to Arabic and Hebrew, with its own alphabet of syllables.
examples
- Amharic is spoken by millions in Ethiopia. tree →
- Amharic uses its own beautiful script. tree →
- My friend's mum speaks Amharic at home. tree →
- «Selam» is a greeting in Amharic. tree →
- Amharic letters stand for whole syllables. tree →
- We saw an Amharic sign in the café. tree →
note
Capital A. Said «am-HAR-ik». Not an English word but the name of a language.
Trees and pragmatics
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