The 2nd half of that sentence is 150% out of 100% wrong
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7 reasons why Ethiopian people are way better than Somalian people
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The 2nd half of that sentence is 150% out of 100% wrong
. They are the most patriotic out of all of us g
Yeah Oromos are different. They're either proud Ethios or they'll kill you if you call them Ethiopian lol.
amharas deep down dont consider oromos ethiopians but get pissed off when they identify as oromo only. also amharas are the only ones that turn awkward when you ask them what tribe ethiopian. were as others act excited to tell you they are tigre or oromo or afar amharas will insist on ethiopian. they got amhara guilt from cuttin oromo women breasts off.
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I know Habesha is an outside manifestation that's used more by the younger, Diasporan crowd, but that even there acceptance on who's considered Habesha or not differs with some ppl. Ethiopian is more inclusive, no room for debate there, but there are underlying tensions between certain groups.I agree with you to be fair.
It is mainly outside the country if anything people will refer to 'Ethiopian'. Inside the country it's a different story. The term 'Habesha' is rarely used inside the country as well.
Amhara's are the most die-hard Ethiopian's, they will happily say Ethiopian over Amhara.
I'm most familiar with Amharas. The closest Habesha person I know is half Ethiopian half Eri though. And I know there are big time tensions there too, understandably.
True.
And yeah there are many half-half's
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Are you a half-half?
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Which label do you vibe with?Nope, but I have family that are.
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Out of which ones? I'm Ethiopian if a non-Ethiopian asks, and I'm still Ethiopian if an Ethiopian ask. I turn non Ethiopian when the Ethiopian assumes I speak Amharic
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I see. Do you use the Habesha label towards yourself?Out of which ones? I'm Ethiopian if a non-Ethiopian asks, and I'm still Ethiopian if an Ethiopian ask. I turn non Ethiopian when the Ethiopian assumes I speak Amharic
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There's this general disdain for Amharas, but they still seem to be dominant, or more visible. Idk if it's numbers, or bc everyone seems to speak the language.
Well I do if I ever need too. We always mumble to whoever we are talking too while walking '___ habesha' when we see another Habesha looking person and say hello when we walk passed each other.
It's probably just history and language. The government didn't even put the right number of Amhara's I believe in the 2007 census and cut them off by like 2-3million
.They are like considered the average Ethiopians, I was just speaking to @HILIB-CUNE about it.
Out of which ones? I'm Ethiopian if a non-Ethiopian asks, and I'm still Ethiopian if an Ethiopian ask. I turn non Ethiopian when the Ethiopian assumes I speak Amharic
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How are you ok with speaking another ethnic group's language? lol
What's wrong with speaking another ethnic group's language? I speak my own so whatever else I speak doesn't bother me one tiny bit
. It's turned into the language of communication in Ethiopia now too anyways. Unless you thought I only speak Amharic....I don't like this vibe that just because another language is more dominant and official, you forget your own language. That may have been the case before but not anymore.
What's wrong with speaking another ethnic group's language? I speak my own so whatever else I speak doesn't bother me one tiny bit
I don't like this vibe that just because another language is more dominant and official, you forget your own language. That may have been the case before but not anymore.
loool speak for yourself my grasp of Somali has been slowly dying for years now, I might need to recharge back at Somalia soon.
Well your case is different assuming you were born in the West? I mean back home it's very different.
I wasn't born in the West, I just moved here when I was really young
Oh right, well you gotta learn then
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