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January 20, 2006
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Instead of "Haile Selassi", in English we say "Haile Sellasie"
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November 28, 2005
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i liked it mek another 1 or contact me so we can chat about da emperor
Instead of "Haile Selassi", in English we say "haile selassie I, Ras Tafari Mekonnen"
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November 17, 2005
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contact me pleaz
Instead of "Haile Selassi", in English we say "haile Selassie I, or Ras Tafari Mekkonen"
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Hi I need help learning amharic, Tagrinya, and/or Geez to help save my marriage. Yeni mist is from Addis Ababa and I think you might be her sister. Do you also have a brother named Sebhat,Seyefe, or Ibex. If not please help I will teach you all the English you want to learn
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you can put other questions too. For eg. Who is the King of Wolayta that defeated Dagmawi Menelik? the Answer is TONA.
I like this site.
Wossi, Arlington, VA
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its cool
Instead of "Haile Selassi", in Amharic (Ethiopian) we say "pleas hint......................."
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