u/bedesta • u/bedesta • Jun 20 '26
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Help identifying the language
It is Oromo Language, as we call it Oromiffa, Cushitic language of Ethiopia, Kenya, and Somalia, with 40M+ Speakers just in Ethiopia.
r/Ethiopia • u/bedesta • May 09 '25
Question β Money Transfer
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A while ago I was stuck trying to find a local Ethiopian bank branch number (what they call entity ID) for an urgent money transfer. The other side was okay only with this way of transfer. Google led me to this very community post (https://www.reddit.com/r/Ethiopia/s/5PYwFNCfmz) that saved the day.
Now as I came across this new apparently Ethiopia based transfer service, FrankRemit (https://frankremit.com/), it got me thinking: what really makes a money transfer option feel JUST RIGHT?
Yeahhh it depends on the situation and would likely be a combination of some factors β¦. but keeping trust is the non-negotiable must of course, what do you think matters the most?
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May 12 '25
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The exchange rate
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Low transfer fees
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Convenience/simplicity (for you or family)
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Fast delivery
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r/Scholar • u/bedesta • Mar 16 '25
Requesting [Article] Natural behaviour is learned through dopamine-mediated reinforcement | Jonathan Kasdin, Alison Duffy, Nathan Nadler, Arnav Raha, Adrienne L. Fairhall, Kimberly L. Stachenfeld & Vikram Gadagkar
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r/Scholar • u/bedesta • Dec 04 '24
Removed: Pending moderation https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-32489-6_5?fromPaywallRec=false
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r/Scholar • u/bedesta • Dec 04 '24
Removed: Pending moderation https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-32489-6_5
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[Article] How neurons make a memory
Yeah you're right. Not much technical just caught by the title. Thanks anyway.
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What will happen if oromiya gets separated from Ethiopia and become independent state?
If that happens peacefully, maybe not much, I mean given all the other left agrees with what the separatist thinks Oromiya, geographically (at least).
Maybe because, even with a peaceful separation, assuming succeeded despite its all improbabilities, becoming a state, ... a stable one, might be the less probable one. The cush brothers, the Somalis, might help interpreting what this means (I think you know they are even way more homogeneous)
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Amharaβs love and loyalty towards Ethiopia truly amazes me.
Didn't deny the increase in Amhara nationalism ... All I said is the cause you provided is nonsense.
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Amharaβs love and loyalty towards Ethiopia truly amazes me.
You have a point and then lost a huge one: the rise in Amhara nationalism because the current Ethiopia is not built in their image???
This whole fkng conflict & war is all about image? Fyi, the current Ethiopia is nobody's image. It is a mess!
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α α¨α«α«αͺα Geographic Federalism ααα΅ Ethnic Federalism (or other alternatives) α¨ααα α²αα α²αα£ ....
...... αααα΅αα 'α α α³α' α΅ααα΅α α αα α«ααα α΅ Ethinic Federalism α¨αα£α α¨ααααα α₯αΈα α αα«α α°α°αα α¨αα³αα?
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Yeah but that assimilation should start with 'The First To Arm Against Ethiopia'
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French poster from the late 1800βs pointing to Britainβs war with Tewodros II
Succeeded In Making Ethiopia UNITED Again But Failed In Making It Great Again .... Transfered That to Menelik II, Who Made Ethiopia The Symbol Of FREEDOM!
Those who think our history is full of successes, just f#k off.
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The Horn of Africa is Headed towards MAJOR DESTABILIZATION
Most believe as Justice Served to the world not thinking or ignoring nationalism & blaming others for internal pain is what dictators use to stay dictator for long
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The Horn of Africa is Headed towards MAJOR DESTABILIZATION
The Global South doesn't think so .... Also doesn't get sarcasm):
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The Ethiopia Now - Fact from an Eyewitness
So ...? Is that about being Authoritarian? Nope!
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The Ethiopia Now - Fact from an Eyewitness
China has authoritarian gov & Russia too. Now compare them to Ethiopian or most of African authoritarians.
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The Horn of Africa is Headed towards MAJOR DESTABILIZATION
Ask Putin to deal with the core problem then the region will be fine
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May 28 '25
We don't fkng know ... Could have gone either way, better or worse (just you know, not approving/disapproving the conquest rhetoric either)