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Tigrinya

Cultural Profile For Providers For Patients

Tigrinya is the primary language spoken in Eritrea and spoken predominantly in the northern Ethiopian state of Tigray.

For more Eritrean resources, please check out our patient and provider resources under our Eritrean cultural profile.

Please also check our patient and provider resources under the our Ethiopian cultural profile. 

Map highlighting Eritrea and Ethiopia with flags for each country

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