I really enjoyed this video keep it up feti vlog.❤❤❤ To all people who are asking why ethiopians doesn’t speak english. it is because ethiopia was never been colonized and we have our language. We have more than 80 languges and our official language is amharic also we have our own culture. In school we learn by our language not by some foreigner language. Having your own language, culture, alphabet and calander should be something to proud of…knowing one language “english” doesn’t make you inteligent or wise.
@@erickmoenga1206 I know……I didn’t say you don’t have your own language I said we have our language and knowing English doesn’t make us intelligent. I spoke about Ethiopia because a lot of people doesn’t understand why we don’t speak English. I was giving information about Ethiopia and Ethiopians.
Me personally as Kenyan I love Ethiopians and our African brothers and sisters❤ wherever they are around the globe u got new sub ma'am nice content say hi to our brothers and sister's over there ❤
My people are depressed because of the crisis and war in the country. That’s so sad. They don’t even smile. On top of it, we don’t have freedom of speech . Kenya is way better in democracy tbh.
Amazing! As an Ethiopian i felt really disappointed. Kenyans are smart people. They are sociable, with good general knowledge abt the region and the world, not shy when it comes to camera and they speak English well (due to the colonization) stuff. Am sure Kenyans more know about us and their neigbours than us who shamingly live in unmatched ignorance. This enclave need to break. It is not about knowing or not knowing English but the knowledge of the ppl is really worrisome. we need to go way far and improve ourseleves to regionally and globally integrate.....
Well put, here in Kenya we have Ethiopians, Eritreans, too, your observations are correct.we need to interact more to improve on our relationship and to the outside world too 🙏
It's the impact of the successive dictatorship regimes there who hated free media. Atleast now they can record/film freely but back then holding a 📸 or 🤳 in public was a crime
As a Kenyan i knows a lot about Ethiopia and other African countries and I've never been there i wonder why some Africans knows nothing about Africa very sad
It's has a lot to do with the education system and access to free media. What we call githeri media in Kenya is indeed a blessing compared to some other countries 😂
It's all about interest. Eventhough , it's even difficult to cross borders in our own continent, if there is free will, there is a way. The media is getting better nowadays as long as there is access to it.
I make friends with Ethiopians very easily. My best friend when I went to college in the US was Ethiopian. And when I returned to Kenya, the friend I spoke to most for a few years was an Ethiopian that I met the very day I landed in Nairobi.
Good work Feti. I know it is hard to make Ethiopians talk to the camera. They are super shy when it comes to camera but you are charming enough to make them talk. Keep it up.
These two women RU-vidrs first must ask people if they want to be recorded on RU-vid, and then we will ask you a few questions about how they see Kenya or Kenyan people. The mistake is the women who videotape people without their permission.
The reason we don't speak English is we never colonised and most government school start learning English from grad 7 that's why we study in our language
@@FetiVlogs2 then they most likely don't know much about Kenya or the region in general. Being that the interaction and understanding is minimal. They are just being nice there.
Germans many germans are much more fluent in English ,Germany's biggest cities, Berlin, Frankfurt, Cologne, and Hamburg are home to a mix of multilingual residents. Here are the most spoken languages in Germany: English. English is the official language of business in Germany, with 56% of the population speaking it.
These two women RU-vidrs first must ask people if they want to be recorded on RU-vid, and then tell the people we will ask you a few questions about how they see Kenya or Kenyan people. The mistake is the women who videotape people without their permission. be civil girls
Many don't know a lot because we hardly interact. The northern part of Kenya which has communities like Oromo which are in Ethiopia as well, is the most remote and not much going on there. But I think Kenya tried in terms of breaching the gaps and trying to do development together. Saw the road to Moyale border town and it is surprising. Excellent on the Kenyan side, but it just ends there at Moyale not even a gravel road is clear on the Ethiopian side. They don't seem to know much exists outside of their borders, or the potential that could be unleashed for all if they looked outside more.
@@panafrican.nation I don't know. But vile niliona, you will just end in the bush after you get to Moyale border stop. Such a far cry from Namanga going to Tanzania. Or even Malaba in fact. Whether you will get to Addis? Honestly I don't know if you will get anywhere at all after Moyale
@@patriot_2022 Thanks. I've researched a bit... looks like there are people who have traveled to Addis even by bus. But might a North Eastern-type situation where roads are nonexistent in some places
Well done for this, at least you tried. Since you speak both Ethiopian and English. They can tell you their opinion and you can. translate. How about doing it that way? Sometimes people can become shy if they can not speak a particular language well.