Learn Amharic Language from scratch

Learn Amharic greetings by time of day and formality, including masculine and feminine variants, formal dana and informal salam, with respect for elders and higher position individuals.

Explore casual Amharic greeting conversations and practice everyday phrases. Learn vocabulary like makina meaning car and cupboard meaning heart, with example phrases.

Explore Amharic greetings and goodbyes by time of day, with formal and informal forms, and learn key terms like ha sub sub, mcfate, and malo.

Learn the days of the week in Amharic, from Monday (first day) to Sunday (seventh day), with basic vocabulary for food and friend and example usage.

Explore Amharic month names and their Gregorian equivalents across 13 months, including Pagume's five days and leap-year adjustments, plus key vocabulary like curfew and freedom.

Count in Amharic from one to ten, extend through 11–20, 21–30, and higher numbers up to 1 million, with phrases like today is a good day.

Explore Amharic weather vocabulary, including sunny, rainy, cold, cloudy, and windy, and learn the four seasons—current (summer), day (spring), bigger (winter), and back belt (Ottoman)—with their months and traits.

Explore Amharic alphabets from ሀ to ሰ and learn how the first letter ha opens pronunciation, with examples and notes on the script’s 238 alphabets.

Continue learning the Amharic alphabets part 2 from ሸ to ኘ, introducing letter sounds through example words and everyday vocabulary for solid foundational practice.

Learn amharic alphabets part three from አ to ዘ, exploring vocabulary with meanings like exhibition, alcohol, assembly, ability, blessing, and correct, along with additional common terms.

Explore the Amharic alphabet segment from ዠ to ጠ with pronunciation practice and example words, highlighting meanings like harmful, gypsum, desirable, strength, danger, and healthy.

Explore Amharic alphabets in part five, covering letters from ጨ to ቨ, with examples and homophones that illustrate pronunciation and letter combinations.

Explore Amharic adjectives, including how to express behavior with words like kind, quantify with little, describe shape with circle, name colors, and indicate origin.

Learn about Amharic adverbs, the first part of speech, with examples of time, place, condition, and frequency, such as yesterday, from Brazil, badly, and always.

Discover five Amharic noun types: common nouns, proper names, gender-neutral nouns, collective nouns, and mass nouns, and how they describe things, people, groups, and uncountable concepts.

Learn prefixes and suffixes alongside how to mark countable versus uncountable nouns, express possession with apostrophe-like forms, and use prepositions to show location and ownership.

Explore the four Amharic verb types—the doer of the action, the receiver, the presence of a third party, and the helper in the action—with practical examples.

Explore Amharic pronouns, conjunctions, and negation, including first, second, and third person forms, polite usage, and examples of e- prefixes and alba suffixes.

Learn Amharic question formation by using basic question words such as who, what, where, when, why, how, and which, with practical examples and everyday phrases.

Learn to introduce yourself in Amharic using essential vocabulary: name, father's name, address, place of birth, and marital status, with example phrases and their meanings.

Explore how to introduce yourself in Amharic through a sample conversation between two strangers. The lesson highlights basic self-introduction phrases and vocabulary, including I want to visit Ethiopia.

Learn to book a flight in Amharic and practice essential travel vocabulary. Explore basic words such as team and dingo with their meanings, plus simple examples with gum and stone.

Explore the process of reserving a hotel room through a practical Amharic conversation example, teaching basic phrases and vocabulary for hotel booking.

Learn Amharic through a restaurant conversation, practice basic phrases, and explore how words like general knowledge and letter are used in examples.

Learn Amharic transportation phrases, including how to call a cab (taxi method). Practice practical sentences such as 'I want a cinnamon tea' and other everyday terms.

Practice an Amharic shopping dialogue to simulate purchasing an item. Learn vocabulary from the lesson, including Sarah meaning work and silk meaning phone, plus the example 'I love my job'.

Learn Amharic language from scratch through a hospital and pharmacy conversation, introducing practical phrases and vocabulary such as keep the change and fruit.

Explore agreeing and disagreeing in Amharic through a guided conversation that introduces key phrases and example sentences, including translations such as 'the girl is wearing a brown blanket'.

Explore how to ask for directions in amharic through a practical conversation, learning essential vocabulary like building, flower, and color, plus practice phrases using example sentences.

Explore a gym conversation to learn Amharic from scratch, with everyday phrases and vocabulary explained through example sentences such as 'Mike is very angry'.

Learn how to introduce a person in Amharic through a guided conversation, practise basic phrases, and vocabulary for fence, vegetables, and health.

Explore Amharic professions and job vocabulary, including doctor, dentist, electrician, chef, actor, teacher, engineer, police, driver, farmer, hairdresser, reporter, lawyer, carpenter, with masculine and feminine forms and occupation questions.

Learn Amharic from scratch through a practical dialogue about renting an apartment in America. Master essential vocabulary, including gimbal meaning mask and honey.

Learn practical Amharic phrases for occasions such as weddings, graduations, and funerals, including how to say congratulations and offer comfort, with culturally relevant examples.