Amharic at UConn

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Two social science graduate students, Kristen Kirksey and Nabil Tueme, as well as Liz Holzer, social science PI, have been taking Amharic class since August 2016. Currently in their second semester, the students have mastered reading and writing Amharic, as well as vocabulary related to greetings, telling time, phone conversations, and planning travel. The class meets daily and is taught by Worku Mulat, Project Manager.

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Published: February 17, 2017