Hati13:
Op, thanks for creating this kind of knowledge topic. I hope ppl will share their respective culture/s here.

I'm an Amhara ethnic Ethiopian, but I've also Agew and Tigray background.

• I speak "Amharic", which is part of the Semitic branch (south EthioSemitic) of Afro-Asiatic super family language.

• Our dance which was created by Agew ppl is called "Eskista".

• Our cloth is called "Habesha libs (Shemma)".

• Our dish is injera and different kinds of wat(stew). Most of it is advisable for vegetarians.

For more on Ethiopia in general, visit:-
https://www.nairaland.com/3747476/ask-me-anything-ethiopia
https://www.nairaland.com/3798488/habesha-culture

The below pics are:-
- Injera and different Wats (Stews)
- Habesha libs
- Habesha hairstyle

optional1:




nice to have you here





that food looks very attractive and delicious..
The hair i love it. Will like to make my own hair like that..



Shinarlaura come tell us about your beautiful culture..

shinarlaura:



Lol......

I come from a tribe in Cameroon called Bali Nyonga. It's found in the northwest part of the country.

My language is called Mungaka.

We equally have an annual festival called the Lela festival.


Our traditional meal is called Kati Katie among others.

Here are some pics below

Our annual festival
Our traditional attire
Wedding ceremony
Traditional dish

shinarlaura:



Lol......

I come from a tribe in Cameroon called Bali Nyonga. It's found in the northwest part of the country.

My language is called Mungaka.

We equally have an annual festival called the Lela festival.


Our traditional meal is called Kati Katie
among others.

Here are some pics below

Our annual festival
Our traditional attire
Wedding ceremony
Traditional dish

shinarlaura:



Lol......

I come from a tribe in Cameroon called Bali Nyonga. It's found in the northwest part of the country.

My language is called Mungaka.

We equally have an annual festival called the Lela festival.


Our traditional meal is called Kati Katie among others.

Here are some pics below

Our annual festival
Our traditional attire
Wedding ceremony
Traditional dish

This is beautiful! Africa has gotten beautiful and rich culture! I hope to get an invite in the nearest future to be a part of this and feast on that delicacy; kati katie

optional1:




nice to have you here





that food looks very attractive and delicious..
The hair i love it. Will like to make my own hair like that..



Shinarlaura come tell us about your beautiful culture..

Hati13:
Thanks!
I'm sure you will look more beautiful on that hairstyle.

Optional2:
Hbuyosh and Pavore9 guess you are kenyans please share Kenya's beautiful culture.


Makydebbie booking space is not allowed come and modify please.

ScholesO come and modify please



ritababe omoEdo please do share a little beat of Edo culture.



Waiting.

Btw this is a fruit called *Ube* (pear)

ritababe:



come to Edo, I will be glad to show you around so that you can come share the pics yourself.

Optional2:



i wish there is a Nigerian that can make that hairstyle..
I will surely be happy to do it..










Bia Refiner share your Imo culture..
That culture that their women dance with their hips..

ritababe:



come to Edo, I will be glad to show you around so that you can come share the pics yourself.

Hati13:

If there are any Ethiopian women that live in your area, then ask for help. I'm confident they will say YES to you.

Martin0:
Edo has basically nothing to offer

Optional2:
Hbuyosh and Pavore9 guess you are kenyans please share Kenya's beautiful culture.


Makydebbie booking space is not allowed come and modify please.

ScholesO come and modify please



ritababe omoEdo please do share a little beat of Edo culture.



Waiting.

Btw this is a fruit called *Ube* (pear)

Optional2:



lower your voice is kinda loud please.


Happy Rainy Sunday

Pavore9:

Sister, I be igbo o! Is that not "ose oji" beside the "ube".

Optional2:



wow
thought other wise..



Yes that is *ose oji* your eyes is really sharp.
Ndewo Nnanna

Martin0:
hahahahahaha Same to you ooo