Amharic music Ahmed Teshome (Dinbi) Teteyeki Nazret [www.keepvid.com].mp4

[Arquaziye]

Little knowledge is dangerous. The Semitic languages were born in Africa. They are not an import into Africa. Some Semitic languages spread to the Near East. Semitic languages are siblings with Cushitic languages, and they are with four other sub-divisions of the Afro-Asiatic languages. Punt is not Somalia. Sorry to pop your baloon. Semantically Pun-t = "highland": it also described a hinterland, not a coast. Do your research first. Perhaps you can start with Prof. Jared Diamond's work.

[PuntHornofSomalia]

the Somalis who were Somalis know for a fact that forced linkages between them and ethiopians or eriterians are a mere attempt to hide the true history of your people. you are yemenites, emigrants that crossed the strait of Bab-el-Mandeb and then established an artificial nation from eriteria all the way to today's ethiopia. in fact you are south semitic chased away by the north semites. to the contrary Somalis are a Hemitic race, indicative of our pharaonic geneology. therefore we are different

[Rasxilinx]

@PuntHornofSomalia And….what is that have to do with this song? Take a Chill Pill and enjoy the music ;-)

[alihassan421]

mane this is the bast song ethiopian evre had

[hermonnw1]

what is he singing about??

[tfhgw921]

@hermonnw1 what do you mean?

[hermonnw1]

@tfhgw921 what's the song about? his lyrics.

[WupeViasco]

@hermonnw1

He went on a trip to a town called "Nazert", there he met/saw a girl he liked, now that he left he cant get her out of his head, so he returns to the town to find her again.

[hermonnw1]

@WupeViasco thanks bruv