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Since amharinya has also a unique way of writing, it's best to hear it talked for the beginning. Although most learning books do use certain ways of "writing like you talk it", it is still useful to have Idren around to talk.
Gin yikirta, yehneh amharinya betam tinish naw. KeAmharinya english yischallal. ;)
For example the "naw", this, or similar to this, is how you read "it is" translated into western letters in many books. Like I saw Ras Kebre typing it "new". But pronounced it is like the english "now".
That is why it is always important to hear it talked.
Selah
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