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There are two main hypotheses on the origin of Amharic: it may be a descendent of a common Proto-Ethiosemitic language or it may have evolved as a Semitic-based pidgin, which became a creole and eventually developed into a full-fledged language. While the first hypothesis is commonly accepted in Semitic Studies, the second hypothesis - first proposed in the beginning of the 1980s - became popular very recently and has even entered Amharic textbooks. Girma clearly demonstrates that the pidgin hypothesis is blatantly implausible.
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A Diachronic Grammar Of Amharic
by Girma A. Demeke
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In stock Published: 20-07-2017£33.99More info -
Argobba Speech Varieties
by Girma A. Demeke
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In stock Published: 30-06-2017£35.99More info -
Amharic-argobba Dictionary
by Girma A. Demeke
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In stock Published: 11-10-2012£43.99More info
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