Examples of using Tigrinya in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Afabet(Tigrinya: ኣፍዓበት)
Tigrinya is an Ethio-Semitic language spoken in Eritrea and northern Ethiopia.
Tigrinya has a fairly typical set of phonemes for an Ethiopian Semitic language.
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Pashto and Tigrinya.
Tigré, Tigrinya, and other languages.
some of the languages, especially Pashto, Kurmanji and Tigrinya.
Frivillighet Norge has a translation job, to translating an information brochure about non-governmental organizations from the Norwegian/ English/ Arabic to Tigrinya.
Assab or Aseb(Tigrinya: ዓሰብ,
Dari, Tigrinya, English and French(click on desired language).
is not originally Tigrinya but Tigre, meaning“let it be nice to dwell”.
such as Arabic, Tigrinya, Albanian and Russian.
the largest groups are the Tigrinya people(77%) and the Tigre people(15%).
entitled Semai("Sky" in Tigrinya), Abraham collaborates with several Eritrean musicians,
Arabic, Tigrinya, Persian, and Pashto(click on desired language).
Amharic(አማርኛ) is an Ethiopian language like Tigrinya, Tigré and Ge'ez(now extinct),
followed by Amharic(about 21 million), Hebrew(about 5.5 million) and Tigrinya(about 4.5 million).
In Eritrea, Afar is recognized as one of nine national languages which formally enjoy equal status(though Tigrinya and Arabic are by far of greatest significance in official usage).
Tigrinya: Information letters to asylum seekers in Tigrinya(pdf, 225 kB).
is not originally Tigrinya but Tigre, meaning“let it be nice to dwell”.[citation needed] It is also called Sabbot by its native local inhabitants.