Learn Amharic

Service Description

Its been more than 500 years since your ancestral parents we dragged in the middle of the night, out of the comfort of their beds. Encaged in dungeons, then boarded on to one of the death ships that supported the cruelty of the Trans Atlantic Slave Routes. They arrived in a foreign land, Their names stripped, Their language forbidden, any form of retaliation was met with the crack of a whip. Your ancestral mother was raped and bred like cattle, her children where sold off to various plantations to ensure that the knowledge of Who They Were, Where They Had Come From and The Language They Spoke, was lost. The wind is changing, The spirits are talking, With the ability to analyse DNA we can now help The Stolen Children of Africa recover a knowledge which was once believed to be lost. Who's The Daddy is passionate about helping you rediscover Who You Really Are and Where You Really Came From. Our aim is to guide you back to the land your forefathers left behind. Retake back your heritage and reclaim the land, that rightfully belongs to you. If you have taken one of our Patri or Matri Clan DNA tests, you have already been empowered with the knowledge of which Tribe your ancestors came from. The natural next step is to recover the lost language which they once took away from you. With that said, I introduce you to the lady that can, for the Stolen Children of the Amharic Tribe. I’m Milki or Mil for short or Milk, which is “Wetet” in Amharic, if you like! I am so glad that you decided to learn Amharic. I am here to teach you in the best possible way. Amharic, the 2nd most spoken Semitic language next to Arabic, it has about 22 million 1st language speakers and 4 million 2nd language speakers worldwide, of which slightly over 21.6 million are living in Ethiopia. Do you know what traditional Ethiopian food is like “Injera, Doro, Kitfo”...or did you like the hairstyle a Habeshan girl was wearing on Easter, “Fasika ” in Amharic? Great then you can complement her the next time you see her with her own language. With more than 3 years experience in teaching people, learning this unique language having its own alphabet and unique structure is gonna be exciting and fun. The class consists of the alphabet, numbers, basic phrases and greetings, common foods, drinks, and some grammar to help you speak like a Native. By the end of the class you will be fluent Amharic speaker, know Ethiopian ways, costumes and foods. So, when can we begin?