I'd like to know your thoughts on how Ge'ez came to be, its relationship to Amharic and the South Arabian languages. I believe that scholars assume that the Egyptian Hieroglyphs are a parent script to the Ge'ez script?
the ancient egyptian words have hidden vowels so the words u are comparing would be different try filling in the words with any vowels and find a match i found many with somali and afar
Good video. Technically, the Egyptians cant have spoken Amharic because Egyptian is an "older" language than Amharic. If you are saying they had a common ancestral language. Then yes i agree - by virtue of being an Afroasiatic langauge (even if some dont belieive in Afroasiatic, Semitic, Cushitic etc.). Indeed, Red Sea Coast of Sudan/Ethiopia may have been the Afroasiatic homeland.
In terms of the originators of egyptian civilization. I do not believe that such can be traced back to only one single modern ethnic group e.g. the Amhara. My opinion is that Egypt was a multi-cultural african society, with each of its nomes/provinces originally relating to different ethnic groups found in the Sahara and the Nile basin.
Yes i also think that there must have been other tribes or people but why do the majority of the symbols when transliterated into Amharic alphabets fit the stories suggested by scholars? Unless they spike a similar language to Amharic? Also maybe at the time the languages of man were closer or similar to each other than today, in christianity it was at the time of Babylon that God made man to speak different languages so that they will not be able to go against God.
@@rohayeha Yes it is because all languages have common ancestor if you go back thousand of years. When we Africans move about that how the new languages were created. Only some words (from the very old langague) are kept in the new langague e.g. Amharic. For example, i speak Hausa (Nigeria language) which is also Afroasiatic language. The word for "sun" is RA'NA. NA = my/possession. And RA = egypt-sun-god. So RA'NA = my sun-god. Also in Hausa, TUTA=flag/representation, KHA=your. So "TutanKhaAMUN" = your representation Amun. That is exactly what scholars say Tutankhamun means in Egyptian.
I'd like to know your thoughts on how Ge'ez came to be, its relationship to Amharic and the South Arabian languages. I believe that scholars assume that the Egyptian Hieroglyphs are a parent script to the Ge'ez script?
the ancient egyptian words have hidden vowels so the words u are comparing would be different try filling in the words with any vowels and find a match i found many with somali and afar
Egypt needs to be international, because all countries come from it
Good video. Technically, the Egyptians cant have spoken Amharic because Egyptian is an "older" language than Amharic. If you are saying they had a common ancestral language. Then yes i agree - by virtue of being an Afroasiatic langauge (even if some dont belieive in Afroasiatic, Semitic, Cushitic etc.). Indeed, Red Sea Coast of Sudan/Ethiopia may have been the Afroasiatic homeland.
In terms of the originators of egyptian civilization. I do not believe that such can be traced back to only one single modern ethnic group e.g. the Amhara. My opinion is that Egypt was a multi-cultural african society, with each of its nomes/provinces originally relating to different ethnic groups found in the Sahara and the Nile basin.
Yes i also think that there must have been other tribes or people but why do the majority of the symbols when transliterated into Amharic alphabets fit the stories suggested by scholars? Unless they spike a similar language to Amharic? Also maybe at the time the languages of man were closer or similar to each other than today, in christianity it was at the time of Babylon that God made man to speak different languages so that they will not be able to go against God.
@@rohayeha Yes it is because all languages have common ancestor if you go back thousand of years. When we Africans move about that how the new languages were created. Only some words (from the very old langague) are kept in the new langague e.g. Amharic. For example, i speak Hausa (Nigeria language) which is also Afroasiatic language. The word for "sun" is RA'NA. NA = my/possession. And RA = egypt-sun-god. So RA'NA = my sun-god. Also in Hausa, TUTA=flag/representation, KHA=your. So "TutanKhaAMUN" = your representation Amun. That is exactly what scholars say Tutankhamun means in Egyptian.
@@NadanbataThe Housa literally came from Sudan old Kushite, the word Amha-ra also means the sun god ra
Egypt need to pay land tax because it ain't they land but talking about tourism tax😂😂
Yeah you can also say land tax but i prefer to say tourism tax 😃