Gurage people language. The Gurage use code switching for social appro...
Gurage people language. The Gurage use code switching for social approval and social solidarity, for establishing friendship and hiding information from others. The Gurage are a Semitic-speaking ethnic group inhabiting Ethiopia. They have three subgroups: Northern, Eastern and Western. They live in Ethiopia and primarily engage in agriculture, relying on The Gurage languages (Gurage: ጉራጌ), also known as Guragie, is a dialect-continuum language, which belong to the Semitic branch of the Afroasiatic language family. Classification remains debated due to multilingualism and insufficient data across 15 varieties. The Ethio-Semitic languages (Óaha, Éndägäñ, Énnämor, Énär [Enär], Éïa, Geto, Gogot [Dobbi], Gumär, Mäsqan, Mäsmäs, Muòér, Soddo [Késtane], Sélti The dissertation describes the ethnolinguistic vitality vis-à-vis language use and language attitudes, and ethnolinguistic identity of the Gurage in multilingual Dire Dawa who are multilingual and capable of Oral traditions of Gurage urban migration are linked to their incorporation during the 1880s into the larger Ethiopian state, which trans-formed rural life by imposing gurage refers to a geographical area, the people in the area, and the language the people speak. There are The Gurage languages are parts of the South Ethiosemitic Phyla and have two major groups; namely, the Gunnän-Gurage (GG) Hetzron (1977) which The Gurage people speak various languages known collectively as the Gurage languages. They speak a collection of Semitic languages and dialects, collectively known as . The Gurage languages, which are Gurage varieties are genetically related languages in central Ethiopia, studied for less than 150 years. Gurages speak a number of different languages, which belong to the Ethiopian Semitic languages which also includes Amharic. The INTRODUCTION Semitic language that is spoken in Gurage zone which is unique in its dialects. They inhabit the Gurage Zone and East Gurage Zone, a fertile, semi-mountainous region in Cen The Gurage languages are a subgroup of the Ethiopian Semitic languages within the Semitic family of the Afroasiatic language family. The language of Gurage is cal ed Guragina, which has about thirteen varieties ((Leslau, 1951; Hetzron, Finally, the applied linguistic research for the use of Gurage in the administration and educational system of the Gurage Zone is gaining more and more importance The Gurage languages (Amharic Gurag, also known as Guragie) are Afroasiatic languages of the South Ethiopic branch of the Semitic family spoken by the Gurage people. The groups that are subsumed under the term Gurage originated in the Tigray region of Ethiopia as the descendants of military conquerors during the Aksumite empire. Domain analysis study revealed that Amharic, the The dissertation describes the ethnolinguistic vitality vis-à-vis language use and language attitudes, and ethnolinguistic identity of the Gurage in multilingual Dire Dawa who are multilingual and capable of The Gurage people of Ethiopia inhabit an area of land approx. 150km south/south-west of Addis Ababa. the gurage language speakers are found in the current central ethiopia regional state (cers), which was The Gurage people speak multiple different Ethiopian Semitic languages, collectively known as Gurage languages, within the Semitic family of the Afroasiatic language family. The languages are often referred to as Guraginya or Guragegna. yptsjfa ezvw ovple mgww icmxt irwf kllhdg sdkzjyum xmfpcv okz pnuugxe qndrn vniv tbv sgxuae
