Ey Kain

[King Tech Quadafi]

You Eriterian?

[white Boy]

no hes a jew

[Matrix Heart]

You Eriterian?

Yes I'm Eritrean 

[TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96']

You Eriterian?

Yes I'm Eritrean 

So are you Muslim?  Or is anybody else in your family Muslim?

[Fuck You, Pay Me]

i like ah the eritrean brown shaved poossy and the alicha begie. it good.

[Matrix Heart]

You Eriterian?

Yes I'm Eritrean 

So are you Muslim?  Or is anybody else in your family Muslim?

I don't have a religion(agnostic) but my parents/relatives are Orthodox Chrisitans.
Usually(95%) of Eritreans in North America are Orthodox Christians, the Muslims went to the Middle East.

No one in my family is Muslim.

i like ah the eritrean brown shaved poossy and the alicha begie. it good.

lol where do you live ?

My fav is Zegni Derho  http://hidmo.com/menu.htm

more restaurants...http://ertra.com/shops.htm

[Suffice]

it's crazy, Eritreans use a lot of the letters from the Armenian alphabet becuz of Armenian Christian missionaries back in the day, they brought the alphabet to Africa. THat's some crazy shit

[Matrix Heart]

it's crazy, Eritreans use a lot of the letters from the Armenian alphabet becuz of Armenian Christian missionaries back in the day, they brought the alphabet to Africa. THat's some crazy shit

I'm not sure about that but what I do know Eritrea was founded by migrating Yemenese goup(Sabeans), Greek settlers and the local Africans.

[King Tech Quadafi]

I got eriterian homies, theres alot of em here in toronto. they always scrappin with somalians

[Matrix Heart]

I got eriterian homies, theres alot of em here in toronto. they always scrappin with somalians

lol...thats coo we don't allow them in our country 

[Suffice]

The Armenian Alphabet:

[Matrix Heart]

Geez


The origins of the Ge'ez alphabet and the language are still controversial; as Scott Munro-hays notes, "the arguments advanced for the origins of the Ge'ez script would fill a small book." The earliest known inscriptions in Ge'ez are dated to the 3rd century AD in South Arabian script which lacked vowels. About the time of king Ezana (4th century AD), the South Arabian script was modified to include vowels, and some writers credit him with this change. However, Roger Schneider has pointed to anomalies in the known inscriptions which suggest that this vocalization occured at an earlier time, and that Ezana was consciously employing an archaic style during his reign.

Likewise, the origins for the method of vocalizing the Ge'ez script is unclear. Some writers assume that the Greek alphabet served as the model. Yuri Kobishchanov has embraced the theories of W. Jones and Karl Richard Lepsius, who believed that the vocalization was patterned after Indian models. Kobishchanov cites a 1915 paper by A. Grohmann, which emphasized the similarities between Ge'ez and the ancient Indian Brahmi and Kharoshti alphabets.

The Ge'ez language is generally considered a South Semitic language. It has replaced the Sabaean language and alphabet (although that was still used up to around 8th century AD).

[Suffice]

Kain, check this out:
https://listhost.uchicago.edu/pipermail/ane/2002-August/002692.html

[Matrix Heart]

Kain, check this out:
https://listhost.uchicago.edu/pipermail/ane/2002-August/002692.html

Maybe, no one knows for sure.

check this link
http://www.omniglot.com/writing/sabaean.htm