እኔን Earlier, we saw how the English "I am so sorry" centers the… — ናሆም drafts

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ናሆም draftsThe word አይዞህ/ሽ has no exact equivalent in any other language. If you pause to think about it, the word itself has no literal meaning; we have simply habituated it as a comforting wish for the troubled. Yet, it is distinctly different from saying በርታ/ቺ (be…

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Earlier, we saw how the English "I am so sorry" centers the speaker's feelings. What makes እኔን so fascinating is that it uses the word "Me," yet it is entirely devoid of ego. It is the complete surrender of the self for the sake of the unfortunate.

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