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Afar Vocabulary - Drinks

Hi Afar learners! 😊
In this lesson, we will learn Afar vocabulary related to drinks. Beverages occupy a significant role in today's society, whether it be to quench our thirst or to celebrate. Let’s take a look at some Afar words for different drinks. Don't forget to use Find native speakers and ask them any questions if you need more practice!

The Basics[edit | edit source]

Here are some basic words related to drinks:

Afar Pronunciation English
barawu /baɾawu/ water
kala /kala/ tea
fakh /fak̚/ coffee
berberi /bɛrbɛri/ milk

Juices[edit | edit source]

Who doesn't love a refreshing glass of juice? Juice is a fantastic way to stay hydrated and healthy. Let's learn about the different kinds of juices in Afar:

Afar Pronunciation English
timoo /timoo/ Orange juice
angooro /angooɾo/ Pineapple juice
llemmoo /llemoo/ Lemonade
tumma /tumma/ Apple juice

Teas[edit | edit source]

Muslim traders introduced tea to the Afar people in the 19th century. Tea is now part of the Afar culture and is often consumed during social events or ceremonial occasions. Here are some Afar words related to teas:

Afar Pronunciation English
kala almu /kala almu/ Green tea
kala shkir /kala ʃkiɾ/ Black tea

Alcoholic Drinks[edit | edit source]

Alcoholic drinks are popular across the world. They are often consumed during celebrations or events. Here are a few Afar words related to alcoholic drinks:

Afar Pronunciation English
shaahli /ʃaahli/ beer
sharmutto /ʃaɾmutto/ traditional Afar alcoholic drink made by fermenting honey

Dialogue[edit | edit source]

Here's a conversation between two people:

  • Person 1: Kala ba waan damallanne? (Would you like some tea?)
  • Person 2: Waan damal. (Yes, I would like some.)
  • Person 1: Sharmutto doogoni? (Do you like traditional Afar alcoholic drink?)
  • Person 2: Manga doogoni. (No, I don't like it.)

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Learning the different words for drinks can make it easier to order them in a restaurant or communicate with native speakers on daily activities related to drinks. Keep practicing, and you will improve your vocabulary!

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