Welcome to Bereka Buna, a podcast series designed to support Amharic Language Learning. Episodes in the series range from a focus on vocabulary and grammar to dialogue and more conversational Amharic to get you started on learning the language and move you beyond the basics. Follow along with full transcripts (transliterated and in Amharic Fidel) to hone your reading and writing skills as you list... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Education |
Today we’ll tackle a grammatical form used very frequently in Amharic, known as the Relative Clause. In English we use the relative clause to modify a noun or noun phrase by using a relative pronoun like “which”, “that”, “who”, “whom”, “whose”, etc. ... more
We’re back this episode with an in-depth look at one of the words that makes Amharic so dynamic, and so hopelessly confusing at times: that is, the verb አለ. Today we’ll look at compounds of the verb አለ, which can be used in a variety of ways to creat... more
Today we’re lucky to be back with another episode in our Stories Series with the fabulous Selamawit Geleta. If you’re interested in taking Amharic classes, please visit our website at berekabuna.org. As with the last two story series episodes, you’ll... more
For this Story Series episode we give grammar a break to join Selam as she narrates a new wordless picture book. Follow along with the story images, vocabulary list and example sentences in the transcript. If you’ve enjoyed these stories and would li... more
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I have been trying to learn Amharic via online resources (and the help of my boyfriend who is a native speaker) only to find exactly what Luana did, that there is no quality learning resources available.
Finally I found this podcast which is what I’ve been telling people I needed for months! It is clear, concise, accurate and comprehensive and the website is a helpful addition as well :) I’m even just glad to know there’s another non Ethiopian who has learned Amharic successfully and conversati... more
This podcast is excellent. There is a lot of material out there for beginners in Amharic, and of course plenty for fluent/native-level speakers. But, unlike for most languages that are more commonly studied, there is almost nothing in between. Buna break Amharic starts filling that gap. Much recommended for anyone who wants to practice beyond the basics.
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This podcast series offers a practical and engaging resource for those looking to learn Amharic, focusing on a variety of elements essential to mastering the language. Topics discussed range from grammar and vocabulary to storytelling and conversational skills, making it suitable for learners at different stages. Each episode provides full transcripts in Amharic and transliterated texts, encouraging users to improve their reading and writing as they listen. A unique aspect of the series is its integration of storytelling to enhance understanding and retention, catering to both beginner and intermediate learners.
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