KingMJ wrote:Belew thanks especially for your first post with the explanation of the main ethnic groups in each country and the slightly biased pictures![]()
But nonetheless very informative bro
Anytime, peace.
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KingMJ wrote:Belew thanks especially for your first post with the explanation of the main ethnic groups in each country and the slightly biased pictures![]()
But nonetheless very informative bro


Rageedi. Ilma adeer baan u nahay intaas inkastaan is gowracno. Kolka danbe, Axmaaro iyo Tigree xun waxay isku qabsadaan Soomaali ha hor keeniin.The_Patriot wrote:Niga Fuck Ogadenia , I want to build a castle in lake Tana and slaughter any marexan that tries to steal the spotlight, this time I will not allow you to intrude just like you did in Jubaland


war amxarta shegeysid iyo tigreya ugaad bey kolkas noqonayan like the giant panda.Voltage wrote:Rageedi. Ilma adeer baan u nahay intaas inkastaan is gowracno. Kolka danbe, Axmaaro iyo Tigree xun waxay isku qabsadaan Soomaali ha hor keeniin.The_Patriot wrote:Niga Fuck Ogadenia , I want to build a castle in lake Tana and slaughter any marexan that tries to steal the spotlight, this time I will not allow you to intrude just like you did in Jubaland![]()


waxan lasiyabanahay ugaaska reer Advo oo lugoyo socoto yahay wuxu kuciyaraya ps300.meshey laba rerood qarka utagan dagaalVoltage wrote:Reer Voltage ilama ahan in la baacsan lahaa oo xeelad dagaal meel uga bixi lahaayeen.


Yes, of course ---How good is your Arabic?Enlightened~Sista wrote:Belew can you speak Arabic?
If we go back in time, like say 4,000 years ago, then yes, the ancestors of Tigre, Biher-Tigrinya, Saho, some Afars and of course Hidareb are the forerunners of the Beja people. In fact, we have archeological evidence proving this in Eritrea. Today, all these groups speak two types of Afro-Asiatic languages: Semitic and Cushitic. Many Afars who spoke Afar just 150 years ago speak Tigrinya now. Many Tigrinya who spoke Tigrinya (Semitic) 200 years ago speak Beja (A related Cushitic language, although the verdict is still out on Beja). The differences between a Semitic and a Cushitic speaker is really cosmetics and hardly noticeable. Sure, your geographic area may make your body adapt to your environment, and that's well evident in the horn. For example, those who live in the highlands of Ethiopia are noticeably shorter than say a Somali, who have historically have lived in the lower plains (most anyways). Since the highlands is colder, a stocky body and short limbs help individuals conserve heat while in the hotter Somali lowland plains, the opposite facilitates heat loss.gurey25 wrote:correct me if im wrong but dont the beja and saho make up a significant part of the tigrinya speaking peoples racial mixture as well as the tigre?



Yes, Beshareen, and another Beja clan call Egypt home. There are even a large minority of Beja Othrodox Christians in Egypt.gurey25 wrote:belew are there still beja in southern egypt? i know that there are allot still in sudan..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeinab_Badawi
Im pretty sure she is beja, dont they call themselvs badawi
That's just nuts.Voltage wrote:There is a Tigre kid I know who told me he considers Somalis the most closest ethnic group to his people even more than his fellow Eritrean the Christian "Biher-Tigrinya" and that is where I got most of my info from.