Is there a distinct circumstances where same sounding amharic alphabets like (ha and hameru'ha) is selectivly used in a certain word or it okey to use them alternatively?
Aug 29, 2020ere np, you could also check out Dr.Leikun Berhanus' book
Aug 31, 2020Yes there are but its not usual or practical in Amharic. In ግዕዝ for instance the words could mean completely different things based on which letter you used.
Aug 31, 2020if u will it'd be so helpful if u give me an example geez'u lay
Aug 31, 2020Ya there are specific circumstances where we use them like we use ኃ to write Haileselassie not this ሀ and this ዐ for ayn. Even their names are haileselassiew ha and aynu a
Aug 31, 2020sure, leave your username
Aug 31, 2020did you got my address? ?
Aug 31, 2020Bruh hameruha means the ha you use when writing ሐመር. Haletaw ha means the ha you use when writing ሀሌታ. It's kinda self explanatory. So yes, even if we ignore these rules we shouldn't mix them, in theory.
Aug 31, 2020yea ofc you can't use them alternatively, andande yetergum lewet liyameta yechlal
Aug 31, 2020Yea but like..is there a rule of some kind for using one latter instead of the other in a situation ?
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