Speak Amharic vs Learn Amharic Fidel! Utilisation & Stats
Speak Amharic to quickly learn Amharic daily vocabulary and daily phrases, simple and practical, let you easily communicate with foreigners. It is a good help to improve Amharic speaking and Amharic listening.
The main function:
1. Learn Amharic vocabulary, including dozens of vocabulary learning, real human pronunciation, clear and easy to learn
2. Learn Amharic phrases, including dozens of categories of phrase learning, real human pronunciation, clear and easy to learn
3. Support recording function, convenient for users to compare learning, To improve Amharic speaking and Amharic listening
4. Support list and card display methods for learning
5. Provide simulation test function, convenient for users to carry out staged self-test
6. Support online translation function, this function is mainly for translation between source language and Amharic
7. Support for the collection function- Over 1000 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.
- Work offline.
List of all 17 categories:
Greetings, Conversation, Days of the Week.....
Directions, Transportation, Locations
Eating, Numbers, Emergency, Food
Medical, Fuel, Occupations
Relatives, Body, Weather.
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The Amharic Fidel is an Abugida or Alphasyllabary, in which each character represents a syllable rather than a single sound.
Each consonant base can be modified to represent one of 7 vowels. There are altogether 34 consonant bases leading to ~238 characters + 49 more labialized sounds.
The apostrophe in the transliteration (') can represent a glottal stop on its own, or when combined with other sounds like (k') or (t') represent "ejective consonants."
Practice tracing each letter, then quiz yourself on them.
The syllable bases are split into two lists to make quizzing yourself on them a little more manageable. There is also a word scramble game and a typing game to help you learn to read common words and put them together.
Amharic also has its own way of writing numbers. The Fidel originally comes from how the Ge'ez language was written.
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Learn Amharic Fidel!janvier 9, 2025