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Yomiyu
Amharic
Native
English

From Ethiopia

Living in Other, Ethiopia

Hi! I’m Yomiyu. I love languages and helping people connect through them. I taught myself English and know how exciting and challenging learning a new language can be, and I’ll help you learn Amharic the same way. I enjoy writing stories, reading books, and watching movies, and I bring that creativity and curiosity into my lessons. My classes are friendly, fun, and practical helping you speak Amharic confidently from day one. I’m patient and love seeing my students succeed, and I can’t wait to meet you. As a teacher, I’m patient, friendly, and focused on helping you speak Amharic confidently. My lessons are conversational, practical, and tailored to your level and goals. I make every class engaging and fun, so you can practice naturally, learn useful phrases, and feel comfortable speaking from day one. I enjoy seeing my students succeed and love supporting them every step of the way My lessons are conversational, practical, and fun. I focus on phrases and vocabulary you can actually use in daily life. Each class is tailored to your level and goals, with real conversations to build confidence. I also provide homework, text documents, and image files to help you review and practice after class, so you can speak Amharic naturally from the first lesson.
My teaching material
  • Text Documents
  • PDF file
  • Image files
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Music
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Travel
Amharic Basics For Beginners.
A1-A2
Conversation
4 lessons completed
USD 5.00+
Amharic for Intermediate Learners
B1-B2
Conversation
0 lessons completed
USD 5.00+
Amharic for Advanced Learners 🌍 – Master Natural Expression and Cultural Depth
C1
Conversation
0 lessons completed
USD 5.00+
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For beginners·1
Student Adam
Adam
2 Amharic lessons
Yomiyu is an excellent teacher! Very knowledgeable and patient - I appreciated that he corrected pronunciation and grammar - and we repeated exercises several times in order to drive things home. Amharic is my heritage language and I’m trying to learn it properly on italki - looking forward to continuing with Yomiyu