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Language Identification
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Language Identification

Hey - hope it's ok to ask this here. Could anyone tell me what language these people are speaking and (roughly) what they are saying? >> https://youtu.be/Hb-ItQd8DVY

u/baruchx_ — 13 hours ago

Isaias’s 2026 independence speech address

2026 PIA Independence Day Speech Drinking Game

One sip every time he says: “external agendas”, “objective analysis”, “transitional phase”, “self-reliance”, “resilience”, “critical stage”, “nation building”, “hegemonic”, “volatile regional developments”, “our sovereignty”, “human capital”, “no force can impede our progress”, “sacrifice”, “global order”

Two sips if:

- Ethiopia is discussed for 15 minutes without actually naming Ethiopia
- He goes on a random tangent about world geopolitics
- Development is mentioned with literally no timeline

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u/HungryOutcome7821 — 1 day ago
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History doesn’t lie

It’s so funny that these people are trying to mock us when they literally faced the same thing. 😭😭😭

u/Seat-Honest — 2 days ago
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I heard the term "Habesha" originally referred more specifically to Tigrinya-speakers before becoming a broader Ethiopian/Eritrean identifier. Is there any truth to this? Any sources?

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u/BalanceGlad8001 — 3 days ago
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Be aware of this germ

An Ethiopian guy is trying to split up Eritreans by religious and tribal topics so be aware of him and remember that Eritreans are one☪️☦️✝️🇪🇷

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u/Muslim_guy8767876777 — 3 days ago

No chance to be first

One one of the three (south africa, guinea and Eritrea) can qualify because kenya as host is automatically qualified

u/bskaveke — 3 days ago
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WediEritreans whats yall thoughts on this? Can I hear a rebuttal?

This is from the post/comment I did on why Eritrea should have stayed I did thru other account u/Agreeable_Pomelo9662

Can I hear a rebuttal I don’t wanna hear f u im Eritrean give me actual reasons please!

u/NoExternal1926 — 5 days ago
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BBC Reporting the liberation of Assab Port in 1991. I posted this video on Ethiopia sub Reddit and I got blocked 😂

It’s funny every time I hop on the Ethiopia subreddit, day and night I see expansionists blaming the TPLF for “giving” Assab to Eritrea, as if Assab were some sort of candy. Nothing was given to Eritrea. Every inch of Eritrean land was earned through the blood and sweat of its children. Happy Independence Day. My fellow Eritreans, keep your heads up regardless of our current situation, soon things will get better.

u/Bitter_Chemist_5102 — 4 days ago

Isaias and his past, present and future.

The image shows Isaias Afewerki alongside his paternal uncle Dejazmatch Solomon Abraha - the former governer of Wollo. His mother Adanech Berhe, who comes from Adwa, was known to have owned a Mies House (a traditional drink in Eritrea). His roots are strange, being related to Ethiopian royalty via Haxey Yohannes IV. His father, Afwerki Abraha, was a known friend of the previous emperor Haile Selassie and his uncle was known to have ordered assassination attempts on Woldeab Woldemariam. His family were staunch unionists and according to historians he had surprised many people by joining the ELF in 1966 with such a famous family. During the struggle, Isaias was known to have entered Asmara many times with recorded meetings with his imperial family and the CIA working as a spy for Ethiopia. When Shabiya were going through some of the toughest battles, he was abroad in London visiting the sick ex-prince who governed Eritrea - Leul Ras Aserate Kassa. His presidency has also been nothing short of these things - in 1993 he said 'Why not!' to uniting with Ethiopia saying that it may take decades but he would work towards it. Since then, he has systematically managed to destroy the country economically, societally and morally. The morals of Eritreans who are simply content with supporting Isaias and not being able to question him. The people who have not seen daylight for almost a quarter of a century who have not even been seen in a court. The morals of being taught to hate and scapegoat Tigrayans and Weyane for Eritrea's issues. Eritrea's society is that of a people who are fleeing every day - families who have had 5,6,7 + children are left with none. Economically, just listen to Isaias' interviews where he calls the economic projects he started as having been failures and embarrassing to talk about with some areas looking like a place were deki Hidrtna (ghosts) would hang out. He says Massawa used to be the pearl of the Red Sea and now it ceases to be. He talks about how the industries that existed during the era under Ethiopia couldn't even be maintained and now cease to exist. His aim as president seems to fundamentally be to destroy Eritrea and from there fulfil the dreams of his forefathers.

u/MeasurementOld4985 — 3 days ago

Can I get invited to Addis Ababa Eritrean Independence Party

who wanna invite me im trying to celebrate while Eritrea still a dictatorship who with me

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u/NoExternal1926 — 4 days ago

Time to Consider Tigrayan’s?

I’ve been looking to continue my culture, lineage, Heritage and faith with a beautiful Eritrean Orthodox woman but I’m at a point of giving up. Curious if anyone has married a tigrayan and what the experience has been like ? I’ve never had an issue with tigrayan’s but I’ve always put my own first and they’re close. Additionally, I feel like Eritreans don’t marry Eritreans anymore so there’s no point in holding on. Thoughts?

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u/No-Doughnut6004 — 5 days ago
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Views on Tigrayan/Tigrinya speaker unity at some point

Of course this should include reconciliation of the people considering everything that has considered in the past 2 decades (the Badme War and Tigray War).

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u/MeasurementOld4985 — 6 days ago

How well known is Michael Jackson in Eritrea?

Random thought that popped into my head after watching the film yesterday. Obviously your average Asmarino would know him but would some random farmer/pastoralist/fisherman from the middle of nowhere know him? And to what extent? (like just knowing his name or having listened to a song before)

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u/2muchmotion4u — 6 days ago
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What is this house for? I saw it in Eritrea and none of the locals know what it is either

This might be a long shot. But I saw this house in Eritrea. There are tons of these houses in the middle of nowhere. The locals say they were built by the italians but no one seems to know for what purpose.

Some of them have small areas for water on the ground but everybody here seems to wonder what they were built for.

If anyone knows any subreddits that this might be more fitting for please let me know.

We would love to learn what they are for

u/Signal-Attitude-2105 — 4 days ago
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EDF Eritrean War Crimes

Accountability for everyone. God be with all victims.

u/NoExternal1926 — 5 days ago