+Ethiopian languages form a vibrant linguistic landscape, reflecting the nation's profound cultural diversity. Most belong to the [Afroasiatic](/wiki/afroasiatic) family, encompassing significant branches like [Semitic](/wiki/semitic_languages) and Cushitic, alongside Omotic languages. These ancient tongues are deeply intertwined with Ethiopia's rich history and diverse communities.
+## See also
+- [Amharic](/wiki/amharic)
+- [Oromo](/wiki/oromo)
+- [Geez](/wiki/geez)
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