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The purpose of the book is to develop dialogue within the Amharic language.

This book is designed for teaching Amharic for more advanced learners. Amharic is a Semitic language and an official language of Ethiopia the home of an ancient civilization and often considered the cradle of humankind based on archaeological finds.

Despite its rich legacy of language and culture, Ethiopia, Africa's oldest independent nation, remains essentially hidden to the world! Through offering use tools and materials to teach Amharic (Ethiopia's language), culture and traditions; they will become fresh and vital for learners of all ages and walks of life!It is a road to reconnect you or your children with your naïve culture, or a family who has risen as adopted Ethiopian children as your own, or an admirer of the language, culture, music, this is your point!

Amharic Ethiopian script Book three (Laqech three) is prepared for advanced Amharic learner who want to enhance their knowledge in speaking, reading/writting and understanding Amharic. The content of this book only emphasizes language learning with immersion of factual history. Any answers you do give in this book, does not have to include facts but to show that your practice and learning of Amharic is growing. The main point of this book is for language purposes.

Amharic is a Semitic language that has been used for centuries. Ethiopia is one of the oldest nation and hidden to the world. Amharic Alphabets are used for documenting the old Ethiopian civilization. There are piled of books stored inside of the old Ethiopian Orthodox churches and has a lot of information very inportant for human kind. By teaching this language it might helping the new generation find out what the old Ethiopian civilization was like. Large Ethiopian communities now live out of there native country's. We have a second generation of children who have grew out of their culture and there communities wishing to return to Ethiopia. However by time are loosing day to day communication; there are no culture and language schools in the area. Also there are parents who adopted Ethiopian children and learned the language, culture and heritage of Ethiopia. The parents did this to unite the family and share in learning the Ethiopian way of life. Majority of many people have expressed their wish to learn Ethiopian language included African Americans; Caribbean, European America, those throw out diasporas and who grew outside of there native communities. I started teaching ''Amharic'' classes on Saturdays and Sundays. My classes are growing day by day. The Laqech-one Amharic script helps all those who were and still interested in learning Amharic. Laqech-one Amharic script has all the standards which mean the social economic way of living standard of modern societies.