OROMIFFA
Greetings
Fayuma Are you fine / are you okay
Akum (Ah-come) Hi / How are you
Akum jirtu How are you?
Jirtu (Jeertoo) How are you doing?
Nega Fine
Neguma Are you fine
Nagaatti Goodbye or Chawo
*The words Fayuma to Neguma all seem to used together, meaning the same thing
Misc.
Wakayo Jiru Praise to God
Gofta God
Galatoma Thank you
Garida (Gareeda) Good
Baye Garida Very good
Mekanke Enyu What is your name?
Kuto Come Here
Numbers
Toko One
Lamma Two
Sadi Three
Afur Four
Shan Five
AMHARIC
Greetings
Denastele Good day
Selamno Hi (m)
Selamnish Hi (f)
Selamnochu Hi (p)
Dehna neh How are you (m)
Dehna nesh How are you (f)
Dehna nachu How are you (p)
Misc.
Amesaganalo Thank you
Ciao Bye
Ishi Ok
Konjorno Good
Betam Konjorno Very good
Beka Enough
Yelem None
Semeh Maneh What is your name (m)
Semesh Maneh What is your name (f)
Tinish Small
Chigerelem No problem
Wagaw sint no How much does that cost
Numbers
And One
Hulet Two
Sost Three
Arat Four
Amist Five
Sidist Six
Sebat Seven
Semmint Eight
Zetegn Nine
Asser Ten
Amsa Fifty
And meto One hundred
And Shi One thousand
Days of the week
Ihud Sunday
Segno Monday
Maksegno Tuesday
Erob Wednesday
Hamus Thursday
Arb Friday
Kedame Saturday
Food
Buna Coffee
Shay Tea
Siga Meat
Dabo Bread
Chow Salt
Berbere Pepper
Sikuar Sugar
KINYARWANDA
Umunsi Mwiza Good day
Mwaramutse neza Good morning
Mwillitwe neza Good afternoon (evening)
Muraho Hello
Misc.
Murakoze Thank you
Murakoze cyane Thank you very much
Ciao Bye
Ngaho Goodbye
Sawa Ok
Guhaza Enough
nta None
Semeh Maneh Wit wande
Ntoya Small
Nachibazo No problem
Imbaraga Strong
Numbers
Rimwe One
Kabiri Two
Gatatu Three
Kane Four
Gatanu Five