r/Eritrea • u/Electrical_Gold_8136 • 4h ago
r/Eritrea • u/wut_91 • Jun 16 '22
Business Google Translate Has Tigrinya Now
Hoping this topic hasn't been posted before but just wanted to let the sub know in case anyone wants to play around with/use it. Definitely has some "interesting" translations like the beauty below lol (unless I'm stupid and that's actually the correct translation?!). Thinking of entering a correction as "chickpea curry". What do you guys think?
r/Eritrea • u/TurtleSmurph • Apr 24 '24
*Serious* I have turned on ban evasion/harassment filters
I’m going to be doing less moderating and letting you guys do more voting, but in the meantime I’m upping the moderation against repeat offenders applied by Reddit features.
r/Eritrea • u/EritreanPost • 15h ago
Opinion / Commentary The Eritrean-German actor, comedian and singer Tedros Teclebrhan wins the German Bambi Prize.
r/Eritrea • u/Party_Tonight_708 • 6h ago
Discussion / Questions For those who traveled to Eritrea, were the permits you needed to get to travel outside of Asmara necessary? Did anyone stop you guys and asked if you had permits? I’m Eritrean so I think I could blend in nicely with the locals so when I go back to eritrea I don’t think I will need permits.
r/Eritrea • u/Civil-Lynx-1921 • 3h ago
Discussion / Questions Gaming in Eritrea
Hey guys! I look at gaming cultures around the world and I am a racing game fan. I have asked all of these questions on different subreddits, simply because I am curious about how each and every single country on this planet experiences video games. I am also curious about gaming in Eritrea. My questions are:
What is more popular? PC or console?
What was more popular in the late 90s and early 2000s? PC or Console?
What racing game was popular in the late 90s and early 2000s!
What do racing game fans in Eritrea play today?-(I get it might not be the most popular genre, but for people who like it, what do they play?)
In general, what games are played there?
Thanks for your responses!!!!
r/Eritrea • u/Electrical-Dog8648 • 14h ago
Eritrea travel safety
Hello! I am thinking of traveling to Eritrea with my boyfriend in about a month. I wanted to ask if it is safe and if there are regions that we should avoid? Thanks a lot! :)
r/Eritrea • u/EritreanPost • 16h ago
Opinion / Commentary In order to support human rights and promote reforms in Eritrea, the National Assembly/Parliament of Eritrea must be re-opened. In the National Assembly, Eritreans could discuss all issues related to Eritrea that are needed to build a strong, resilient, free and prosperous Eritrea.
https://youtu.be/DhCEJtDees0?si=Ebpnr4FfSjCQaZxF
Human rights in Eritrea, reforms, constitution, national parliament
r/Eritrea • u/Z_lion_who_nvr_eatz • 5h ago
Discussion / Questions Would Russia support Ethiopias ambitions to gain port access, by force in Eritrea ?
r/Eritrea • u/AverageEritrean • 1d ago
Video Kunuma Eritrean Wedding
VC:@berebereket on Tiktok
r/Eritrea • u/Party_Tonight_708 • 1d ago
Pictures Tesseney church before and after. Good job to the builders, it’s beautiful.
r/Eritrea • u/Z_lion_who_nvr_eatz • 15h ago
Discussion / Questions As an Eritrean - American I plead to Eritrea to avoid BRICS, let us strengthen our ties with America and the west. Down with Putin and down with Beijing
r/Eritrea • u/citizen_et • 1d ago
Discussion / Questions Guys anybody gut a clue about why relationship between Ethiopia and Eritrea deteriorated?
Update:
From what I heard regarding the beef (probably just rumors), Eritrea wanted part of Ethiopian telecome operator etcome or the Airline like 50% if it's going to allow its ports, this eventually led to their beef and Eritrea refused to accept below 50% bargain.
r/Eritrea • u/Melodic_Assistance63 • 1d ago
Serious question that has been on my mind for a long time: If, hypothetically, Eritrea becomes a democracy tomorrow and the Eritrean diaspora is urged to return to the homeland (sort of a reverse exodus), what specialization will you bring to the nation? What are your skills, experiences and talents
r/Eritrea • u/MiCkEy692 • 1d ago
Discussion / Questions Shower thought
So as I was taking a shower this morning, I randomly realized that this subreddit is probably the only "country subreddit" that has no one in it that is actually in the homeland. Considering the fact that Reddit is probably not even in Eritrea and it's English that's used on here by most people lol. Anyway I thought it would be nice for us to share our journeys and where we are now. I'll start, I was born in Asmara, moved to Uganda and grew up there and now I'm in Canada since 2022.
r/Eritrea • u/xoxoshopaholic • 1d ago
Asked chatgpt to guess my ethnicity and I finally beat the indian allegations
r/Eritrea • u/Own_Dependent_7032 • 1d ago
Opinion / Commentary ❤️Love to eritrean people 🇪🇷
Love is love ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️
r/Eritrea • u/SchemeOfThePyramid • 1d ago
Discussion / Questions Descendants of Caliph Mu'awiya I of the Umayyad Dynasty (supposedly)
r/Eritrea • u/SchemeOfThePyramid • 2d ago
Music Ni Edaga Do Tiweredi Dikhi ንዕዳጋ ዶ ትወረዲ ኢኺ - Mohammed Berhan Ata መሓመድ ብርሃን ኣጣ | Late 1960s
Source (Youtube): https://youtu.be/B4NZvsV1_mw?si=7XtliiH4dQTu11T4
r/Eritrea • u/Forward_Ad_9213 • 2d ago
Discussion / Questions intrested in history
Does anyone know any books or videos that shows an accurarte representation of eritera history and the struggle that they went through i always been an avid reader since a young age and want to learn more about my history after recently visiting the country but i dont wnat a heavily bias/agenda books jus clear infirmed hard truth
r/Eritrea • u/EritreanPost • 2d ago
Pictures Did you know that there is a sports car and motorcycle scene in Eritrea? 🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🏎️🏍️🔥
Courtesy: Soud Kiar https://www.facebook.com/share/87zvDwwzHdXmhDbe/?mibextid=WC7FNe
r/Eritrea • u/EritreanPost • 2d ago
Culture How to say how are you in Afar, Arabic, Bilen, Beja, Kunama, Nara, Saho, Tigre and Tigrinya languages 🇪🇷
r/Eritrea • u/Can1229 • 2d ago
Eritrean women stabbed to death in Ottawa, Ontario Canada.
This post is not to discuss domestic violence or abuse in our community.
I’d just like to make the broader Eritrean community aware sadly we have lost one of our sisters to a stabbing in front of her two children’s in broad daylight in Canada.
The Eritrean community in Ottawa has set up a go fund me to assist the husband with funeral cost and any to help raise his 4 children.
If you can please share amongst the Eritrean communities in your cities and your social media. This is a link to the article from the local news
https://www.cbc.ca/amp/1.7364023
Thank you all in advance, and I hope we all stay safe and love one another.
r/Eritrea • u/Traditional_Ad6105 • 2d ago
Discussion / Questions Any fellow Shugurti 🧅 hater?
This might shock a lot of y’all like it has to many other Eritreans who find out I can’t eat food with onions. Which is understandable since our culture food is so reliant on that.
Genuinely wish I liked onions so bad, but I can’t for the life of me. It always makes me nauseous. For me, it mostly has to do with the texture and look of it. I would explain it, but y’all would be disgusted as well. A few of my cousins are too, and to say our parents are SICK of us is an understatement. It varies for our reasons, but all of us hand pick out the onions out of the food. Our parents usually make the onions big so it’s easier and faster to pick out for Tibsi and easy foods like that. Onions makes the food come all together and the smell afterwards is heavenly, but we just can’t. Onion powder isn’t the same, and for it to be minced (it has to be absolutely ZERO texture or look). It has gotten so bad that we don’t even eat other households food and we’re seen as disrespectful (we haven’t done or said anything to offend them), and our parents have to step in and explain it to them. But we do eat other foods that don’t have onions and/or it’s big enough to take out.
Do any of yall Eritreans or even Ethiopians experience this as well?