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Hawdian/awrastale, what is the difference between Tigrinya and Tigray?

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I happen to find an old thread on the front section of the Ethiopia forum.

http://mereja.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=61644
Hawdian wrote:The true Eritrea belongs to Bilen, Saho, Jeberti, Bin Amer, Tigre, Kunama, Beja and other minorities but never to Kebessa/Seraye who took the Italian railway train to Eritrean cities to serve Italian colonial masters. Most of them were fighting on the Italian side when the war broke out.

Today they are Shaebos and somehow they hijacked the Eritrean struggle and their country. Once again Eritreans will be in the mountains in shorts and AK47 freeing their country from Tigrayans (Seraye slaves)
Hawdian wrote:The Seraye began arriving in Eritrea in the late 1800s and many of them came with the Italian forces.

The true Eritreans need to kick them out, same way TPLF is kicking out Amhara from "Abay Tigray".

The best way to have peace and harmony amongst real Ethiopians and real Eritreans is to kick out Seraye from Eritrea and to kick out Tigrayans from Ethiopia and we will create them a mini-Abay Tigray that consists of Badme, Adwa and few other towns here and there.

Afar also should rejoin their big brothers in Ethiopia and I am talking about Afar in Eritrea and Djibouti. Colonialism is over guys and Afar deserve to unite with their brothers in Ethiopia.

So simply:

1) No Seraye slaves in Eritrean soil; Bilen, Saho, Jeberti and others regain their land.
2) Afar unified under Ethiopia
3) Create mini Abay Tigray Republic between Ethiopia and Eritrea
Hawdian wrote:We need real Eritreans in here. So far what we have is Seraye Shabos flooding the forum with their usual low quality low IQ garbage and emotions.

I do like to hear from the Bilen warriors, the brothers who fought for free Eritrea day and night. The Saho, Kunama, Rashaida, Nara, Hedareb, Jeberti and the Tigre warriors.

Entrawet, Frog, pride and all the others are Seraye Shabo who are aliens in Eritrea. Just because Isaias hijacked Eritrea it doesn't mean your part of that society. You belong in Tigray Region and you will be thrown back so the sons of Axum, Tembien and Shire can rule you again but this time until eternity.

Whatever the Italians took from Tigray, must be returned to Tigray including the Axum Obelisk and Seraye slaves.

That should be the future Ethiopian policy towards that region. I hope all Ethiopians take note. Eritrea under its rightful owners is a friend of Ethiopia and the region.

Creating future mini-Abay Tigray that includes Seraye is vital to the region's harmony and cohesion. We will isolate the cancer with the many sheds.
Hawdian wrote:I understand after so many years in the caves and avoiding public, you have truly convinced yourself that you a complete different ethnic to your Tigrayan family but lets recall.

The Serayens are 50 percent from dembia maternally and the rest from Adwa and that the Serayes supported the unionist party of Haile Selassie. Seraye were the servants of the Empire until his last breath. The Muslim League was the only one that supported independence for Eritrea thus Seraye is not Eritrean but Tigrayan Dembian-Adwan gypsies looking for a new shirt.

All Ethiopians now know the truth.

Seraye you can run but you can't hide from your father and mothers in Dembia and Adwa. They yawn to see you at least one final time. Their message to you is the war is over come out off hiding and stop being Arabs...you are not Arabs nor are you Eritrean at all.

Busted, ashamed and homeless. As soon as Aferweki is toppled, you will find yourselves in Adwa once again with no tent and not even the sandal the Eritreans gave you.

Frog and Entrawnet are angry because they know the truth is out. They knew it would come out soon or later but they had no clue a Somali would deliver the hardcore news to them.

Axum Obelisk and Seraye should be returned to Abay Tigray.

Are you dividing the people like you are doing to Somalia with your agenda?


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Re: Hawdian/awrastale, what is the difference between Tigrinya and Tigray?

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Why do you care about them? They don't care you Somali Bantus. They consider Somalis as unattractive peasants. They believe we're beneath them. Do they post threads about us? Nope. Those beautiful Habesha people are too busying running their 3,000 year old Ancient Empire. They are the Kings and Queens of Africa - they are Semites. They hold the seat as the most beautiful people and most admired people in Africa. A beautiful blend of African and Arab blood, producing the most attractive humans beings in Africa and the world.

Allah Sure took his time sculpting the Habesha :up:
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Re: Hawdian/awrastale, what is the difference between Tigrinya and Tigray?

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It's the same thing, I think tigray is the people, and tigrinya is the language but tigre is different.

Awrastaale can explain in further depth.
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Khadra2016 wrote:Why do you care about them? They don't care you Somali Bantus. They consider Somalis as unattractive peasants. They believe we're beneath them. Do they post threads about us? Nope. Those beautiful Habesha people are too busying running their 3,000 year old Ancient Empire. They are the Kings and Queens of Africa - they are Semites. They hold the seat as the most beautiful people and most admired people in Africa. A beautiful blend of African and Arab blood, producing the most attractive humans beings in Africa and the world.

Allah Sure took his time sculpting the Habesha :up:
Why is this wacas not banned yet? My aim is to increase my knowledge in the Horns of Africa as we all deserve to do. Please do not derail my thread and fuck off with your inferior bullshit.
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Re: Hawdian/awrastale, what is the difference between Tigrinya and Tigray?

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PureQ,

Waxa jirta xili aan iska dhibo kuwa xanaaq badan iyo xili aan runta ka hadlo :lol:

Marka marar waxan ugu tura inyar oo trolling ah siday dhiig kar uu qadan. Waxan amiinsanahay qofku marku xanaqsan yahay ayu ruunta sheega.

Wax yabo badan oo qariiyan ayu bini Adamku iska odhan marku bila miyir yahay.

Wax kalo jirta regional balance oo marna ma jecli ina dhinac loo wada bato hadi kale cid ba laga awood ronanaaya.

To go back to ur q my boy from Guban is correct. Tigrais/Tigraian/Tigrai are the people/person, Tigringya is the language and Tigray/Tigrai is the region.

But it doesn't necessarily mean the Tigringya language has its roots in Tigray region. It was probably imported from the north (Eritrea). I believe it belonged to the rival group Biher-Tigringya or Kebessa.

It is like asking is Kikuyu and Swahili the same?

Not necessarily. Kikuyus do speak Swahili but they didn't start Swahili.

Marka wan uu kala badala :D

Tigre are different group. They live in northwestern Eritrea and eastern Sudan's Kassala region.

They are called Tigre and their language is Tigre too.

Someone new to the region can get completely confused with Tigre, Tigrai, Tigringya, Biher-Tigringya, Tigray.

The other group that speaks Tigringya are the Jeberti.

Jeberti are Muslim Tigrais who left Tigray for the Kebessa country. Most of them settle in the provinces of Serae, Hamasien and Akele-Guzai. They probably left Tigray because after converting to Islam they were marginalised. Some are Catholic (due to the Italian occupation).

Like almost all Eritreans the Jeberti reject any affiliation with Tigray and the Abyssinian identity.

From my own experience I noticed Jeberti are business minded people who are quiet technical and can figure out most tools, machines and operations that would challenge others.

They are sort of like reer Xamar + Tumaal + mechnical heads.

Most Eris do not trust them and are often off the grid-drifter group. They could easily slide into Tigray over night and return to Kebessa highland plateau by day.

Eris are wsry of em. Since most of them are merchants and moved around, I think Eris never gotten to know em well. Very good hospitable people who are open to anyone and everyone.

But no one understands them because they are Muslim yet their culture is all Abbysinian. By faith they isolate kebessa and by culture they isolate the lowland Eris.
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Re: Hawdian/awrastale, what is the difference between Tigrinya and Tigray?

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They are both the same but different nationality. Tigrinya is a language but its identity was created in the 70s, Tigray is an ethnic. They used to be pro-Ethiopia (pan-Abyssinianism) 45 years ago as well as historically who were linked with Abyssinia in the past and played a major role facilitating the invasion and prior its organization (Union Party backed by Haile Selassie) that were used to help Ethiopia by inciting terror on the Eritrean people who wanted independence from the British Military Administration.

They embraced the Eritrean identity after the Derg dissolved the Emperor by separating the two terms and making Tigrinya an ethnic in Eritrea. This is the time they began to infiltrate to the revolution (hence its uprising against ELF, PLF and atrocities committed against the Eritrean people).

Isaias Afewerki, WoldeMariam and the Tigrinya elites who all have families hailing from Adwa (Tigray) created EPLF-TPLF, infiltrated Eritrea and began creating strategic to divide the Tigrinya and the Tigray in the 70s.

I am not talking about the native Tigrinya speakers but the remnants of Abyssinia in the Kebessa who infiltrated the Highland Eritrea making it hard to distinguish the native speakers and the remnants and its supporters who are the rulers today.

The below screenshot sums it up:

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The member on that quote OP posted is correct about hijacking Eritrea.

The reason why we despise them is -- Firstly, they were Abyssinian and had history of fighting wars, migrations and marginalizing the Eritrean people in the latter centuries, in the 20th century and brought injustice to Eritrea today.

Secondly, the Tigrinyazation of Eritrean society and land grab policies imposed on the 90s and their intention of removing the nationalities and the sub nationalities of the lowland and highland tribes as an aim to assimilate them, similar in the days of Menelik and Selassie on how they played a major role of causing identity crisis among ethnics in Ethiopia by using Amharization society.

The refugees (mainly lowlanders-Saho-Kunama-other ethnic minorities) numbering million who fled from the war were physically prevented from returning their homeland for political reason while Tigrinya (Tigray) have settled in their region in Eritrea. Many Tigrinyas became occupant in the eastern and western lowlands and entirely own the government-political, economical and the military sector.

Many new generation Eritreans under the mafia regime are taught Tigrinya through military conscription and education while their native languages or Arabic are discouraged. Millions (vast) outside don't speak it because it was not commonly known in Eritrea except parts of the Highland (where the native Tigrinya speakers inhabit) in pre-1990s which caused identity and communication crisis among Eritreans and how the tribal regime is eliminating the social barrier and languages among Eritreans.

This is the PFDJs strategic of Tigrinyazating Eritrea.

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We don't blame them. We blame the corruption of the revolutionist who welcomed the Tigray infiltrators causing them to rebel later ward. They welcomed them even though they witnessed their crimes and intentions on Union Party terror and were on Selassie's side. The new generation Eritreans in the post Afewerki-Tigray regime will have a bigger struggle on the identity when every tribes and sub tribes regain their power. We will also have problems facing the Tigrayan settlements in Eritrea.

In other word, Eritrea is heavily infiltrated by Tigrayans and the Kebessa/Highland badly need a clean up. Also, this root of the problem will help strengthen the unity among Eritreans who all have the same interest and went through the same injustice and the most important part is learning the lesson from the past.
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Re: Hawdian/awrastale, what is the difference between Tigrinya and Tigray?

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It's crazy how the collapse of the derg regime has effected ethiopia so much, it's like a complete new chapter in ethiopia history. And the world has completely changed the past 25 years.
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Thanks for clearing it up Gu, master troll Hawd :lol: and Rev.

Revolutionary wrote:
*Cut long post*
Very interesting read. I have seen post like these online. From what I have learnt is that there are some sort of hatred between Eritreans and the Tigrinya Eritreans. I always used to think it was the Amhara people they hate but it appears they hate anyone who was affiliated with Abyssinia.

This is why I wanted unbiased view from both sides. As for the language, isn't Eritrea an Arabic speaking country like Sudan? They all speak Arabic here from my experience but I never bothered to ask. :?

Anyway, I wish not to be involved in this tribal mess like Zoomalia and I express my condolscene for the people from Afwerki's crimes and certainly stand on the Eritrean people. :up:
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Re: Hawdian/awrastale, what is the difference between Tigrinya and Tigray?

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AwRastaale wrote:
To go back to ur q my boy from Guban is correct. Tigrais/Tigraian/Tigrai are the people/person, Tigringya is the language and Tigray/Tigrai is the region.

But it doesn't necessarily mean the Tigringya language has its roots in Tigray region. It was probably imported from the north (Eritrea). I believe it belonged to the rival group Biher-Tigringya or Kebessa.

It is like asking is Kikuyu and Swahili the same?

Not necessarily. Kikuyus do speak Swahili but they didn't start Swahili.

Marka wan uu kala badala :D

Tigre are different group. They live in northwestern Eritrea and eastern Sudan's Kassala region.

They are called Tigre and their language is Tigre too.

Someone new to the region can get completely confused with Tigre, Tigrai, Tigringya, Biher-Tigringya, Tigray.

The other group that speaks Tigringya are the Jeberti.

Jeberti are Muslim Tigrais who left Tigray for the Kebessa country. Most of them settle in the provinces of Serae, Hamasien and Akele-Guzai. They probably left Tigray because after converting to Islam they were marginalised. Some are Catholic (due to the Italian occupation).

Like almost all Eritreans the Jeberti reject any affiliation with Tigray and the Abyssinian identity.

From my own experience I noticed Jeberti are business minded people who are quiet technical and can figure out most tools, machines and operations that would challenge others.

They are sort of like reer Xamar + Tumaal + mechnical heads.

Most Eris do not trust them and are often off the grid-drifter group. They could easily slide into Tigray over night and return to Kebessa highland plateau by day.

Eris are wsry of em. Since most of them are merchants and moved around, I think Eris never gotten to know em well. Very good hospitable people who are open to anyone and everyone.

But no one understands them because they are Muslim yet their culture is all Abbysinian. By faith they isolate kebessa and by culture they isolate the lowland Eris.
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Hawdian wrote:The people of Tigray are very simple though it may seem all too confusing for someone new to them or new to the inter-workings of that region.

Let me make it clear. There is no such thing as "two Tigrais" or "two Tigringya speakers" but one Tigrai. How its spelled various and that is what confuses people.

People often overlap or confuse Tigray/Tigrai with Tigre and while they claim to be different. The two are just about the same thing. Never listen to their fabricated stories that they differ.

The Tigre people inhabit in Eritrea's Keren region and are predominantly Muslims. However, they are Tigrais and only moved to Keren region after they became Muslims and life became difficult for them back in Tigray. They are originally from Axum and after they migrated as Muslims, they began intermarrying with another drifter group who split with the Cushitic family; the Beja. The mixed kids became known as Beni Amer.

The Tigre, Beja (Cushitic people along with the Saho) and the Jeberti are predominantly Muslim and while both Beja and Saho have no affiliation with Tigray, the other two are the sons of Tigray who are denying their own past.

In an effort to erase the past, the Tigre re-invented themselves as none-Habesha Muslim ethnic with more roots in Arabia than Africa. The Jeberti followed their suit and later by the Bilen (Tigrais).

The Tigres (Muslim Tigrais) and the Beja later became part of the Islamic Empire during the Umayyad Caliphate. The Tigres were ruled by various Beja Sultanates including Qata.

The Umayyad Caliphate was later replaced by the Ottoman Empire who dubbed the region "Habesh Eyalet", which included Massawa, Hirgigo, Suakin and their hinterlands. Pay attention to the Ottoman name of the region, which the locals did not object nor revolt-----the keyword here is "Habesh". This is clear evidence of Tigre's Habesha roots despite claiming to be none Habesha origins.

In various periods between the time of the Umayyad to the arrival of Italy the migration of Tigrais from Tigray to Eritrea continued. Each group came with specific idea and for specific rule/opportunity. The Muslim Tigrais arrived in mass numbers during the golden era of the Islamic world.

The Christian Kebessa moved north as well for various reasons including economic opportunities. The link between them and the long gone Tigre were both the Jeberti and the Bilen but more so the Bilen. The Bilen only began shedding its Tigrai identity in the 18th century while Kebessa begun drifting from Tigray and Tigray identity only in the 19th century. The Italian occupation of Eritrea gave the Kebessa the boost that they needed against Tigray and Tigray identity. They often used Italian resources in order to push Tigrais in Tigray away and thus isolate them. Because they did so much for the colonials, the Italians often favored them and thus rewarded them greatly over their other blood across the Mareb.

The only difference between present day Tigrais in Tigray and Kebessa Tigrais is that they both used to bicker a lot over about everything. They always looked down on each others like all rivalry brothers but they took it to another level for the centuries. Their whole beef is "Tigrai Agame was my maid" and the other is "Kebessa Tigrai was always my subject".

The two still enjoyed great relations though there was resentment. The Kebessa felt that they sacrificed a lot and they should enjoy all the fruits of Italy on their own. The Tigrays felt resentful and thus could not believe how their grandsons and former subjects were now behaving.

This was further exasperated by Tigray's loss of the Emperor to the all clever Menelik II. When Menelik II outsmarted them all and thus eventually defeated Italy. By 1950 Eritrea was returned to Ethiopia and the Tigrais both begun anti-Ethiopian sentiment. In fact in Tigray the the idea to break away from the Ethiopian state begun in 1943 after Italy was defeated. The Tigrais knew that the Shoan elites would take full control of Tigray and Eritrea. They felt unease about the idea of the allies defeating Italy and thus begun the Woyane revolt.

They always felt if two of them cannot be free at least one should be free. That culture continues to this day.

The Kebessa has not being as successful as the Tigres, Beni Amer and the Jeberti in terms of re-inventing themselves. These groups completely erased their identity and today only 30% of them speak their native tongue while overwhelming 70% speak Arabic as their first language. The Kebessa is trying to catch up with them. The Tigrai culture is kick down the one below you on the ladder of ethnic re-engineering. The Kebessa kick the Agame/Adwa faces while the Bilen stamps on the Kebessa and the Beni Amer pi55es down on the Bilen and the Beni Amer gets slapped around by the Tigres. The Tigres thus is the most successful African ethnic group who completely re-invented themselves. 500 years later you can never tell they were once a Tigrais.

The Kebessa is not as intelligent as the Tigre cousin. The Kebessa is chasing far fetched ancestry in an effort to distance itself from the grandmothers they left in North Tigray. All the Kelew Belew none sense is a shadow of their own and will never work like Tigres' simple "Arabic/Islamic" identity :mrgreen:

In terms of origins Adwa, Axum, Mendefera, Dekemhare, Mekelle/Enderta, Shire, Adigrat, Abi Adi/Tembien are all Awrajas/districts of Tigrais.

Those from Adwa and Seraye are close lineage while those from Hamasien and Tembien are related especially Tanka-milash district. To go deeper you can say Hamasien are directly from Seharti, Adisalem, Shegalu, Serawat, and Adinifas.

Tigres re-invention of itself makes sense to me but not Kebessa. Tigres were denied to practice their faith in Tigray and thus they packed up to grow their roots somewhere new.

In conclusion, while Tigres have been successful in their re-invention, they failed to come up with a distinctive name and thus their Tigray ancestor is still calling them in Axum.

Kebessa is doing all it can like it always did in order to distant itself from its own grandfathers in Tigray. It is rather very sad story. They tried everything from Kelew Belew Syrian identity, Jewish identity, Arab Badouin identity, Italian Askeri identity to selling their kidneys just to loss bit of Tigray :mrgreen:

All Tigrais (Tigray, Tigre, Bilen, Jeberti, Akele, Hamassien) regard the Serae and the Adwa awrajas untouchable often accusing them of being Agew Bantus.

Bilen doesn't suffer from identity crisis but they are caught in a world of conflicting identities, rivalry and survival of the fittest. They remain true people and are naturally warrior folks.

The Bin Amer has one identity and that is Eritrea though they are inbreed of Tigrais (Tigre) and Cushitic Beja.

In the future, we are going to witness big identity war in Eritrea and the process will re-start all over again. It is like nuclear reaction. Tigray ancestry and identity is endless but all inter-twisting and all contradicting itself. We will see more fictional ancestries in addition to their Kelew Belew, Medri Beja, Agazi, Sabean, etc etc. They will not shy away to steal the history of Axum, Ancient Egypt, Syria, Babylon, Israelite, Zeila (they start calling Zeila was mistaken for "Zula"), Islamic history ("Prophet Companions first came to our King") etc. How come every history and every ancient people are centered around them? Is Kebessa/Tigray another word for Earth?

These people are amazing and very insecure.

This family is like Days of our lives.

Helen Pawlos recently released a song where she (a Kebessa Tigrai) is trying to imitate her long gone cousins (the Tigre Tigrais who adopted Arab/Beja identity). The song speaks volume of Tigrais obsession with identity search and identity re-invention. The skirts she is wearing is that of the Cushitic people worn by the Somalis, Oromo, Afar, Saho, etc (various versions).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouwv5YLGS_U

The Cushitic Oromo wearing the same skirts as their Beja cousins across the Mereb. The same one can be found with the Cushitic people of the Afar.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBO-5FJ0dXo

Their Kelew Belew/Kebessa/Agazi/Medri Beja/Syrian/Ottoman/Italian Askeri/Tigre/Tigrai/Two Tigringya/Biher Tigringya/Isrealite Tigringya/Sabaen/Agame/Bilen/Jeberti has been fully decoded and thus remains the creation of a mad man running away from his own shadow/past. Ethiopian policy towards the northern quarter should be one and should view all Tigrais as one people regardless of faith, who colonized them or whose askeri they were.




Ras Hawdian---------Exposing people who are not comfortable with their skins. Call me (the ethnic Police) when you see someone in denial of their true identity.
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Re: Hawdian/awrastale, what is the difference between Tigrinya and Tigray?

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Ok I am from the so called "Tigrinya" group. What you muat understand is that "Tigrinya" ethnic group is no more than a confederation of many different ethnic groups who speak the same language and over time absorbed almost the same culture, due to being agricultural societies. Historically, "Tigrinya" speakers identified by region, the term "Tigrinya" as a identification is a fairly recent term. So in short there is not a lot of difference with "Tigray" people in northern Ethiopia besides political and slight cultural. For instance the "Tigrinya" of Akole Guzay have a lot of cultural similarities with their Saho speaking neighbours. Even the Erob people of the border between Eritrea/Ethiopia speak Saho but have a hybrid "Tigrinya"/Saho culture. In many cases they are Saho who became "Tigrinya". The same with Bilen, many of them have "Tigrinya" ancestry and vice versa.

Its as simply as having one ancestor who settled among a different tribe and after one or two generations they belong to the ethnic group of among who they settled.

Today mainly Tigrinya and Arabic are used in Eritrea due to convinience. For one they are both more developed than the other languages and they both have developed alphabets. Tigrinya is a native language spoken by most of the population but Arabic also has deep historical ties.
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Can someone tell me if all the tribes that live in eritrea live in northern ethiopia or is it just some. I know rashaayda only stays in eritrea and sudan what about the rest.
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GubanOgoJSL wrote:Can someone tell me if all the tribes that live in eritrea live in northern ethiopia or is it just some. I know rashaayda only stays in eritrea and sudan what about the rest.
Some. Jeberti and some Saho speaking groups (i.e Irob) lives in Northern Ethiopia alongside with Kebessa. Lowlanders lives in E.Sudan (mostly Tigre). Afar lives in S.Djibouti and N.E Ethiopia. Rest within Eritrea.
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Revolutionary wrote:
GubanOgoJSL wrote:Can someone tell me if all the tribes that live in eritrea live in northern ethiopia or is it just some. I know rashaayda only stays in eritrea and sudan what about the rest.
Some. Jeberti and some Saho speaking groups (i.e Irob) lives in Northern Ethiopia alongside with Kebessa. Lowlanders lives in E.Sudan (mostly Tigre). Afar lives in S.Djibouti and N.E Ethiopia. Rest within Eritrea.
Thanks, I guess politics is a hell of drug since every tribe resides atleast two or three nations.
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What a character !Shaydanka ayaad u shaqaysa warye .
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Re: Hawdian/awrastale, what is the difference between Tigrinya and Tigray?

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I don't understand this tigray tigringya tigrai tigre shit, I am confused, I wonder how long it took Hawdian to understand it.

I disagree that Anfar should be all Ethiopians. Anfar are part and parcel of the Somali Afar republic of Djibouti. They belong to Djibouti than any where else. Insha Allah when Ethiopia falls Afar and Djibouti will be incorporated.
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