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    Good Nokia

    I really appreciate what Nokia is trying to do. I am sure all Ethiopians will be happy if they find a mobile with their languge.
    Thanks Nokia.

    Comment posted by Anonymous on 13/12/2007 18:07:50

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    Brooks

    Ge'ez has any consonant from letter HA-PPE, when(-)/(|)/(o) is added. We have seven vowels for each consonant, HU(-),HE(|-)** HO(o), etc.

    Comment posted by Anonymous on 13/12/2007 19:07:31

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    Amharic

    Although there are 300 characters, there are really like 30 letters. It's the addition of vowels that makes it seem like there are more words.
    So in Amharic: Ba is one letter, so is Bo, Be, Bu, and so on. So if someone wanted to write the letter Bu (one letter in Amharic) - they could just type B and then u which would give them that letter :)

    Comment posted by Anonymous on 13/12/2007 20:15:40

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    From Ethiopia!

    Mobile phone users in Ethiopia are increasing fast. I think you should put that clearly, instead of making people feel sad for the few phones we had.

    Comment posted by Anonymous on 14/12/2007 03:24:00

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    Correction

    To those people who mistakenly call the Ethiopian alphabet Amharic - it is not correct. It is Ge'ez. Perhaps it is better if we call it Tigrigna because it is much closer. Thank you. Nokia: good job.

    Comment posted by A.G. on 16/12/2007 00:27:06

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    Wow, From The Home Holy Land!

    Great for Nokia, yeah, this is it. Ethiopia is again demanding more advanced technology. Thanks. That greatest nation with the greatest leader, oh yeah Meles, The Leader of Leaders. We expect more from ICT than agriculture, floriculture and ICT are going parallel.
    See you Men!

    Comment posted by Anonymous on 16/12/2007 07:04:41

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    Cheap contract deals

    For these people, mobile phone contracts become useful because these contract deals make every demanding mobile phone cheaper. These deals are available on most mobile phone networks.

    Comment posted by Anonymous on 07/06/2008 07:48:00

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