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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- Today Mimo teaches Rie how to make her favorite food from Ethiopia. The catch? She can only speak Amharic, one of the languages of Ethiopia. Do you think Rie will succeed only using 3 life lines?
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I love how Rie just slips into Japanese when trying to understand Amharic
“Ichi oh no sorry”
Wow this is unique! I personally have never heard this language being spoken before! It’s a refreshing sound to hear other than the world’s most widely used languages like english, spanish, mandarin, japanese, arabic, etc.
Edit: thank you so much for all the likes! This is the first time I have ever gotten past 1k likes on youtube for a comment!
"(Rie) Ocho?" (Me) yes you need 8 of them
My language is darija and i never see other people talking in it to other people. Maybe you'll like my language
I don't even hear much Arabic and other languages much often but esp so it's very interesting to hear it! Loove listening to languages I've never heard too
@@Scudmaster11 ew22
@@TheLaw2233 don't be rude...the Spanish word Ocho means 8
We Arabs make this every year at Ramadan. In my country we call it 'سمبوسة' Sambusa but it is popularly known as Samosa. But we make the filling with chicken, beef and potatoes and seeing lentils was really unique, I really love it.
Same here in Bangaldesh and I’m pretty sure also India
@@itsmelol08 somosa
We Indians too
Oh, I love samosas! They're really tasty (we eat the Indonesian version of samosas, though, but they're still got a unique taste that's different with Indonesian dish)
also cheese
Rie is essentially single-handedly Carrying Tasty… they are so lucky to have her
I'm from Ethiopia 🇪🇹 and I'm a big fan of tasty and I'm very happy to see this, thanks for promoting our language and rie did a great job👍👍👍👍... And memo I love that "ayyyii"
Lmao rie's amharic accent is acc good
One*** of our language
In India we have a VERY similar dish called Samosa. Looks exactly like this one. But we don't use lentils. We use other stuffing. It's so interesting to see such similarities among different cultures. This video was brilliant!
Good
Ikr! As a Bangladeshi I was like… hold up… I KNOW THAT DISH
Yes in middle east have similar to
I'm Ethiopian and we got the dish due to trade with south asia and the middle east since ancient times😁 so thank you for that! ❤️❤️
Try this guys lumpiang shanghai
Mimo is the human equivalent of the words, "you're doing great sweetie!"
This comments underrated
This is so cool!!! Can we please keep this series up???? I thought the earlier episodes were fun (and want more of those too), but this is the first time I've ever this language and, not only would I love to hear and learn more of it, I'd love to hear and learn other languages in the "common language" of Cooking!
Also, I love that Rie is translating so much into Japanese first - it's like learning twice as much at once
I agree! More please!
Food already brings ppl from different backgrounds together, so all these episodes with team members speaking their native tongue and making food just warms my heart. I love the multiculturalism 💜💜💜
I love how Rie just slipped into japanese 😆
A fellow Ethiopian here I have been watching this series for a while now surprised and happy u did this challenge 💕
I loved this! I’m Tigrinya speaking and I understood about 50% of what Mimo was saying. Tigrinya is also gendered and uses plural tense when addressing elders. Rie did a fantastic job!!! Mimo was very encouraging!
More likely 75%
I’m half Ethiopian and half Eritrean 😊
its amazing how talented rie is as a chef she knows what to do just by the ingredients in front of her. it seemed like she understood everything
I’m convinced that every part of the world has their own Version of stuff wrap and fry lol
It's "version" . English is a tricky language. Keep on trying. I like to learn new languages too.
@@sophialejtman5504 ooh, I laugh so loud after read this. I am not english speaker, and we like to make mistakes too, like angle and angel
@@sophialejtman5504 lol 😂 yeah I messed up you got me congratulations 🎊 👏🏾👏🏾
@@chu_pit as a native English speaker I can’t spell separate right
don’t even get started on my mandarin (I’m ethnically chinese) I’m terrible at languages
Chinese would be spring rolls
I loved the parts when Rie was adding her Japanese words too! How bout two people cook something together using two different languages?? :D
I feel so loved right now ❤️ thank you for representing Ethiopia 😭
hahaha so funny to see Rie learning in such a funny way. but she learns FAST😱 the dish looks like a lentils samoussa. in Mauritius we typically do samoussa with meat or chicken or potato fillings. The first samoussa is always a struggle to get the shape right😂😂 but once you've done a few it gets easier.
In Pakistan and India there is similar type of dish by the name of Samosa, either with lentils, grounded meat( any kind like chicken , Mutton, sheep or Beef , mix vegetables or only Potato*( Most famous and liked in both India and Pakistan).
Moreover I discovered many similar words in Amharic, Arabic, French and Urdu like Hamsa (5), Sambusa (Samosa) and Shoorba (Gravy/ Curry) . This dish is especially being made in holy month Ramadan among mostly Muslim specially in Pakistan or Might be in other countries too I may not know but would certainly do figure it out in comments.
Most importantly I am introduced to to Amharic language for the very first time , I really appreciate that.
And last but not least this time I really loved the last note { Ooh Yess }.
Ethiopia is a Christian county bro, Muslim came after long time , prophet Mohamed sent his people to Ethiopia that's how Muslim came to my country ethiopia bro,
Learn history about ethiopia if you're interested about that
I love your country 💗🇵🇰
@@lilpapi2785 Thanks for sharing this knowledge my friend JazakAllah, I would now surely study history of Ethiopia.
I also love your country , your people and culture.
@@syedtalhabinaqeel العفو🤗
In India Samosa is strictly vegan though.
@@kumarvikramaditya9636 Of course they should be.
Where are my Ethiopians 🇪🇹 at ?
Alen
Here we are Alen alen
At any point if I see a word Ethiopia I will just jump into it 💚💛❤
ayyy
Aslammulycum
Love this! Sometimes I feel like this challenge is too “white person laughing at someone else’s culture” for me (I’m sure they don’t mean it that way at all, the vibe is usually just wrong for me personally) but Mimo and Rie feel a lot more like an authentic exchange of cultures (talking about home, tradition and languages etc). I think it also opens up a different challenge- cooking the same traditional dish from different cultures!
Also I think Rie did better understanding than the native English speakers
So true!
What a beautiful language, I don’t think I’ve heard of it before
only language in Africa- Ethiopian
as an ethiopian im so happy our culture is getting more exposure , and i hope the series keeps going
I love this playlist. Not only learning how to cook the traditional food but, I know how is the beautiful of each language that they talked. It’s so pretty every episode. Quite hard and challenge but, it’s so fun.
Rie using her Asian feelings, She can follow-up any language 👍
I think Rie secretly knows Amharic, she was getting everything right for the most part lol
I think some of it just comes from the fact she is a chef so she guessed what needed to be done
idk bout Rie but as a japanese who live in japan i haven't even known this language exists, most of us can't even speak english😂
i love when they said زيت it felt great seeing our countries being involved.... Update: i saw the whole thing and wow we have so much in common ❤️❤️
I am Arabian and زيت means oil (Zeit)
Arabic word:
(Zayt) = “Oil”.
(Zaytun) = “Olive”.
They are used in many languages.
From Spanish to Indonesian/Malay and even most of Africa.
Most regions using them are in that order:
Middle East.
Africa.
Asia.
Europe.
In that order.
Notice Europe is the last. While it has many languages using them.
@@abdalrahmanabuali8566 I’m Arab too and i can hear everything in the video anyways ty💀
Even the word for lentils
@@Whimswirl she literally said dakika for minutes
Lol loved this! I’m really impressed. You guessed a lot of the things she said right! 🙂 gobez! 👏👏
And Mimo, your Amharic accent is good girl!
I'm glad you guys did an episode in Amharic. N Mimo's accent was actually on point. I could sense a bit of vocabulary deficiency but overall she did great too..
I would love it if you guys do another episode but with more authentic but easy dishes (I'm only saying this coz sambusa's/samosas are shared among other cultures n not just Ethiopians). Anyways it was fun to watch 😊
Please make more videos in the future with lesser known languages (like this one), it's so interesting!
This was sooo good to watch, never heard something speaks that language before and the way it was presented was so casual and fun! Quality content
Rie is so good at understanding. I wasn't able to understand a word of Amharic. Also Mimo is so extraordinarily beautiful.
I love Samosas and those ones in particular look really good
Yeah . We cook that in Ramadan in ALGERIA 🇩🇿 all the Arabs cook that . It's amazing when we put inside it the breast chicken and cheese . You'll love that. We call it bourak ❣️✨🤤
In Tunisia we call it 'Samsa' , and like you said we put inside it either chicken but mostly beef ! It's amazing how we all share the same traditions
Indians call it Samoosa and we put in minced beef/chicken 🤗
@@fathimakadwa9577 yeah we also put minced beef it's so delicious 😋
@@myriammanai6758 yeah ❣️
@@myriammanai6758
I love these. Getting to listen to other languages is a real treat
This is so funny to me because I understand what she’s saying and Rie trying to follow is so cute but she did very good lol
Maybe I'm sleep deprived, but I thought the title said "Can Rie follow a recipe in America?" And I was so confused.
I find it fascinating how Asia, Africa and Middle East have a lot of similar recipes like this one, I love our shared culinary culture so much. Love from Turkey
Rie did so well! I loved listening to them talk.
both my parents are ethiopian immigrants, so watching this even though im not that great at amharic is SO HILARIOUS !!
What ababi and ababaye means?
Amharic sounds like a beautiful language to me! 😃
It is
This language is so different and so interesting 😍 I need to learn more!!!
Most Ethiopians speak it called Amharic afro+Asiatic language branch
OMG! RIE FOLLOWS RECIPE IN ASL PLEASEEE
Yes!!!!
Man I love rie so much. Her laugh is so pretty
as an ethiopian who speaks amharic i was so glad to find this it was so cute i was smiling the whole way through the video thank you tasty
I'm so glad tasty did something like this because I speak Amharic and Im ethiopian and it's so fun to see ries at some of the commonly used words
Rie should follow a recipe in Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Lao, Hindi.
I am happy to know that one of my favorite TH-camr is making a video about Amharic because I am Ethiopian
Shout out to all habeshas. Sambusas are my favorite thing to cook at parties!
Rie always understands the assignment!
Also, can someone at Tasty include the recipes somewhere (such as an end card) for those of us who don't write everything down?
The sorta respect and gender variations really remind me of when I was learning German. It felt like everything had 100 variations based on who/what you were talking to/about.
In arabic we also say "Chorba" for soup, and "chay" for tea!! It's very interesting to see the variety of languages and traditions !! love it !!
This was rally interesting to watch and see the similarities with hindi like sambusa and samosa and cha(this is not the correct spelling just me sounding it out) and chai
I am an Ethiopian and watching this just made my day I was waiting for this moment for a long time
What ababi and ababaye means?
I'm so glad tasty did something like this because I speak Amharic and Im ethiopian and it's so fun to see ries confused looks at some of the commonly used words
Thank you for promoting my culture
I could recognize some Arabic rooted words like the number 5 "khamssa" and the soop "shouraba" it's so refreshing to hear an uncommon language 🥰
It’s because Arabic and Amharic share a common ancestor !
No it’s not “Arabic rooted” both Arabic and Amharic are semitic languages they share common words, Amharic is older than Arabic yet both have common and distinguished unique phrases
@notyourmom yes i am Amharic speker and we have an ancent language who are the mother of Amharic it is gezz it was spoken more than 6000 years it is not kown When it start but writing is start in 10 century bc and the oldest stone manuscript about Jewish history fount in written in this languages
Shout out to all my Ethiopians watching this
I firmly believe rie can do anything
Finally Rie feels what Jazmine feels all this time with really hard languanges 🤣🤣🤣 omg i can't
These kinda of variations are really nice to see because personally the languages i hear the most are english japanese spanish korean mandarin so its interesting to hear others like someone else in the comments section said it's refreshing
Mimo is such a sweetie! I hope to see more of her in the future
naah.... mimo is sassy savage girl, (in part of lost in translation).... she look savage
It's very similar to bohri samosa that's usually eaten during Ramadan. In India we have samosas but they look slightly different.
i am in egypt and we say oil, soup and tea in the same words zett,shay and shorba also we have sambusa too but we have it with chicken or cheese est
as someone who knows or is learning several languages (itallian is my first language and with that I know a lot of Spanish but English is what I speak at school, I also learned mandarin and woth that I know some Japanese and am currently learning French-I also know asl if that counts) this was extremely hard for me and normally these videos I can almost nearly understand😭
Gobez rie ....thanks Mimo for sharing our culture to the world.
Rie is so comforting
Some of the transition for the subtitles were wrong but I feel so proud to see this I am literally eating that right now
Wow! This is so similar to samosa or Singara (in Bengali)! We use a different filling though. It was a great episode and Rie nailed it as always!
AMHARIC!! You've gotta be kiddin' me!! OMG This is gonna be hilarious!
I love Mimo and Rie together, bring her back, more Mimo!
This is awesome! I would love to see Rie challenge Mimo!
WOW! Her skin is absolutely flawless i was getting distracted 😂😍
The moment I saw the video title, I said the one word that I know in Amarinya; Amesegenalehu. You can imagine how stoked I was when I heard the intro😄😄
I'm Asian Arab from South Africa and we call this a Samosa. We fill it with ground beef or chicken
So meaning a lentil samosa which we usually eat in Pakistan from chicken Keena meaning minced chicken or aloo ka samosa which means potato
In India it is known as Samosa and it is a popular street food. I personally eat it once a week.
Mimo is my new favorite tasty personality
Did anyone else lose it when rie let some Japanese slip at 3:43?😅🤣 It was so cute and so wholesome!
as an ethiopian i had so much fun watching this.
It's similar to samosas. love how the east african culture is related :)
Im pakistani and we make samosas. My mom brings the filling and we all sit down and wrap it around. Its also a family activity for us. We make it with ground beef, chicken and sometimes mashed potatoes mixture
OMG I love this! What an awesome duo! They r hilarious. It’s exciting to see smtn ethnic and I’m in LOVE with the gorgeous MIMO girl!
We use ground beef and always make it during ramadan. So good
Ethiopian don't eat meats 200 days per a year only 100 days can eat meats so they have many vegetation foods and vegetation version of common foods
YALL DONT UNDERSTAND HOW EXCITED I GOT WHEN IT WAS A LANGUAGE I UNDERSTANDDDDD
We have THE exact same dish in Bangladesh! It's VERY, VERY, VERY similar! We usually stuff it with chicken, potato, ground beef, vegetables, and yes, sometimes lentils!
Wow this is so amazing and interesting I’m from KSA it’s one of the most food we ate in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
18:37 why I’m imagining little Memo helping her mother for Ramadan breakfast?
As an Ethiopian and Eritrean this was hilarious Rie you did amazing shout out to all my habesha’s 🇪🇹🇪🇷🇪🇹🇪🇷🇪🇹🇪🇷
Rie is truly one of my favorite chefs across all TH-cam.
Mimo you are awesome 👌 proud to be Ethiopian 🇪🇹
DO IT BUT WITH ARABIC PLEASE IT WOULD BE SO FUN
Wow habasha girl feeling very seen right now 🥰 thanks buzzfeed for mimo- she's a jem
Good job Mimo. I am proud of you!
Wish recipe was posted on the description box, but otherwise a must try recipe 😋 thank you
In Pakistan we call this "Samosa" we eat it as a tea time snack in evening it has different variety of fillings..with chicken and mixed vegetables(cabbage,carrot),with minced beef or chicken and a very popular one is stuffed with potatoes i am so happy to see it in other cultures too
this is amazing I never heard of this language before. I love your videos can you do a video where someone has to speak only hebrew in a recipe and you have to guess it and make it.
This series is interesting, so many different languages we get to hear.
I never know we share similar words thats fun 😍😍
In Arabic we also call it sambusah👌🏼
And put in it meat and Mung bean or chicken breast with some veggies
Or cheese with mashed potatoes
Its a traditional food that u will find in every Saudi house in Ramadan 🤣
These are some similar words that I catch in the video
shawrbah- soup
zayt-oil
klw- all of it
daqiqah-minutes
yes, we have a lot of common words. I believe in Arabic you say khamsa for 5 and shai for tea as well!
@@nahummamodaniel8278 yes, your right we do
Ethopia!!! Yay, thanks for celebrating a less known culture. 💕
In Somalia we have the same exactly same dish we called it “sambuuse” we love it and do it on festivals like Eids I’m so happy seeing it go over the world