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Learn Amharic
- Vocabulary Mastery for Beginners
- Narrated by: Dawit Hailemariam
- Length: 3 hrs and 55 mins
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Publisher's summary
Do you want to learn how to speak conversational African dialects, but you no clue where to start?
Or perhaps you've dabbled with Amharic language learning in the past but could use a refresher?
If any of these sound like you, then this audiobook is just for you.
The Global Citizen Vocabulary Mastery audiobooks are intentionally and judiciously structured for vocabulary definition and pronunciation learning, retention, and recall for individuals who are completely new to the language.
In this audiobook, you will:
- Learn over 400 of the most common vocabulary words in the Amharic language to begin speaking conversationally as quickly as possible.
- Enforce the correct pronunciation of the Amharic language spoken by native speakers so that you can blend in like a native and be easily understood.
- Turn short-term memorization of Amharic vocabulary words through structured repetition into long-term recall with English or Amharic prompts.
- Receive a free PDF written vocabulary list for enhanced comprehension and additional support to visual learners (in both English and Amharic for all words taught).
If you're ready to build the critical foundations needed to quickly and fluently speak like a native, as well as easily understand and be understood when it comes to the most common conversational topics in small talk and world travelling, go ahead and listen now to become a Global Citizen today!
PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.
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- Emily ZDP
- 06-16-23
Valuable Resource
A valuable resource for individuals who are interested in learning the Amharic language, especially those who are new to the language or looking for a refresher. This audiobook provides a structured and effective approach to vocabulary learning and pronunciation.
"Learn Amharic: Vocabulary Mastery for Beginners" is an excellent choice for individuals who want to establish a strong foundation in the Amharic language. Whether you aim to speak like a native or understand common conversational topics, this audiobook equips you with the necessary tools to become a proficient learner.
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- sanchezmacott
- 05-13-23
beautiful language
my next trip from church will be to ethiopia. I have been learning a lot about this country and of course it’s language amharic. as a bilingual person it has been challenging for to learn another language because I think i’m spanish and speak in english. So to learn this language would have to be the same. I appreciate the author including a pdf with the words in it. makes it very easy to follow. The narrator does a good job pronunciating the words.
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- Kenneth Nowak
- 06-20-23
interesting audiobook
From the moment I pressed play, I was captivated by the audiobook's carefully structured approach. Each word was presented with meticulous attention to detail, emphasizing pronunciation in a way that resonated with the native speakers. What truly sets this audiobook apart is its focus on long-term retention. Through structured repetition and prompts in both English and Amharic, the audiobook transformed short-term memorization into lasting recall. The audiobook made the learning experience both educational and entertaining. It felt like embarking on a linguistic adventure, guided by expert narration and a well-paced curriculum.
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- Desertrose
- 06-27-23
It feels do-able!
As someone who has always been fascinated by African cultures and languages, I've longed to learn conversational African dialects, particularly Amharic. The structured approach to vocabulary learning and pronunciation has made my progress easier to grasp and retain the language. The audio lessons are engaging, and the accompanying PDF provides valuable support. I appreciate the emphasis on practical conversation topics. If you're a language enthusiast or simply eager to explore the richness of Amharic, I highly recommend giving this audiobook a listen.
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- Drake
- 01-12-24
Unlocking the Beauty of Amharic
'Learn Amharic: Vocabulary Mastery for Beginners' is an excellent resource for those eager to explore the rich language of Amharic. This audiobook takes a systematic approach, providing a well-structured framework for building your vocabulary. The narrator's clear pronunciation and engaging teaching style make it easy to grasp the nuances of Amharic. Whether you're a traveler, researcher, or simply curious about this beautiful language, this audiobook is a valuable companion on your journey to mastering Amharic.
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- victor
- 04-30-23
A Must Read
This is an excellent resource for anyone starting to learn the Amharic language. It is a well-structured audiobook that presents vocabulary in a logical and progressive manner, and the explanations are clear and concise. The gradual progression of difficulty in vocabulary helps learners build their skills gradually. The lessons are well-organized, and the vocabulary is presented in a way that is easy to remember. As a beginner in learning Amharic, I found this book to be incredibly helpful. I would recommend it to anyone interested in learning and expanding their Amharic vocabulary.
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- Jay W.
- 07-01-23
Beginner friendly!
I enjoyed learning new languages, especially ones with a rich history. This is the first resource that I came across for learning Amharic. This is an excellent audiobook for a beginner and for all ages.
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- Nathan Rants
- 05-05-23
Lovely language
This is a neatly organized book. I learned numbers, body parts, animals, colors, and emotions. I love the sounds of Amharic. This will be a language that needs much practice and I’ll be listening many more times.
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- Adam Voegtli
- 06-26-23
vocabulary
this book is a great resource for basic words in the Amharic language. While this won't teach you how to speak to anybody conversationally you can start learning things such as numbers, what to call family members, animals, and a whole list of other basic words. chalk full of vocabulary for you to learn before your trip to Ethiopia. If you need to learn to speak to somebody this isn't your book, it's more a supplement for vocabulary in the early to middle stage of language learning.
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- maduka
- 05-21-23
Great Book.
If you're interested in learning Amharic, this is a great place to start. The audiobook is well-organized; the language is introduced gradually and then expanded upon, and the explanations are straightforward and easy to understand. Vocabulary lessons help students hone their abilities with a steady increase in challenge. The courses are structured in a manner that makes it simple to follow along, and the terminology is given in a way that is memorable. This book has been quite useful to me as a novice student of Amharic. Anyone serious about learning or improving their Amharic vocabulary should listen to it.
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