Habeshaing

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When you say goodbye to everyone at a party, but you're still there like you own the place.

I said goodbye to everyone and then ordered another drink.

She waved at all her friends and then sat down next to the DJ.

He said 'see you later' and then took a selfie with the bartender.

A word Ethiopians and Eritreans use to brag about themselves like they're the only cool people in the world.

'We're Habesha, bro. You're just a regular person.'

She said, 'We're Habesha, and we're not even mad about it.'

He texted, 'Don't forget, we're Habesha. You're just a guest.'

An old word that means Ethiopians and Eritreans, used by ancient people who probably had no idea what they were doing.

'That word is older than your grandpa's beard.'

He said, 'It's been around since before your great-great-grandmother was born.'

She explained, 'It's been around since before your ancestors had smartphones.'

A word for Eritreans or Ethiopians, like being called a human but you're way cooler than that.

'You're not just a human. You're a Habesha.'

He said, 'That's not just a person. That's a Habesha.'

She texted, 'You're not just from there. You're a Habesha.'

A word for people with Ethiopian or Eritrean roots, no matter what tribe they're from or what they look like.

'You're Habesha, even if you look like a chicken.'

He said, 'You're Habesha, even if you're from a different tribe.'

She said, 'You're Habesha, even if you're not even from there.'

A word for people with Ethiopian or Eritrean roots, even if they were born in another country or act like they're not.

'You're Habesha even if you were born in Canada.'

He said, 'You're Habesha even if you don't know what that means.'

She texted, 'You're Habesha even if you hate the word.'

A group that's split into five languages that can't even understand each other, and they're still arguing about it like it's the final exam.

'He spoke Tigre and I spoke Amharic, and we had no idea what each other was saying.'

She said, 'We tried to talk, but it was like we were from different planets.'

He texted, 'We talked, but it was like we had no common language.'