🇪🇹 AMERICAN COUPLE REACTS 'Coffee is the Backbone of Ethiopian Culture — Even in Brooklyn'

🇪🇹 AMERICAN COUPLE REACTS "Coffee is the Backbone of Ethiopian Culture — Even in Brooklyn" | The Demouchets REACT AFRICA
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[tgabay]

I love 💕 your explanations and reactions. Coffee ceremony isn’t just for coffee in Ethiopia 🇪🇹. Its where you discuss your problems in the neighborhood, and where you find a solution. It’s a way to vent your worries in the community as well as with in your family while you enjoying 😉 your cup of coffee and much more.

[neomontja]

Shout out to my Ethiopian people. Addis Ababa is the capital of Africa ❤️

[amolunaluna]

The coffee plant originates in Ethiopia. According to legend, the 9th-century goatherder Kaldi in the region of Kaffa discovered the coffee plant after noticing the energizing effect the plant had on his flock, but the story did not appear in writing until 1671.
Coffee ceremony also welcoming social gathering you invite nabour for coffee. Buna Tetu". This is an Amharic phrase that literally means "Drink coffee".
Elderly people also intermediate, discuss if there's issues in the nabour and family disagreement .
Coffee is the best place to resolve our differences between the communities in a villages. I LOVE ETHIOPIANS COFFEE

[asterayalew]

This is everyday for us Ethiopians its a way of life. dont worry the culture is still alive, the blessing is for peace health and growth.. etc love your reactions keep going.

[loveiskind]

I am an Ethiopian who lives in Virginia I’m lucky because it’s easier to get fresh coffee beans and roast them myself in my state (plenty Ethiopian markets are in the area) and make coffee from scratch it’s the best feeling ever and the best coffee no Starbucks can compete with Ethiopian coffee. I don’t know how I stumbled up on your channel but love what you do I hope you visit the country one day trust me you would enjoy it.

[CalebG]

coffee is a daily way of life .people make it everyday sometimes 3 times a day or more if a guest shows up which is more likely . The culture is still alive . There is no meaning behind it that I know of I believe it’s just where people socialize . I live in the states and I make coffee the traditional way for Ethiopian holidays or when I miss the smell of home ❤️

[messaiabera]

Coffee ceremony is one of the most significant traditions in Ethiopia and one of my favorite. Nothing matches the aroma and taste like Ethiopian coffee. Smelling the incense, eating popcorn, chitchat with fam while enjoying a cup of coffee with a leaf of rue (Tenadam) is so nostalgic🥹
Thanks guys for shining positive vibes on the motherland😍

[fasilgetachew]

I'm in Atlanta I work a lot, so I just grab my coffee from Starbucks like everyone else before work. But My mom do it the very traditional way with my dad. Three times a day, every morning, lunch and dinner time, with frankscence, incense and all. It's one of my favorite things to be part of it. It's healing spirituality lol it feels so great 👍. Thank you for sharing favs.

[BatsiraiMusuka]

Love Ethiopia and it’s people…especially those from Harari (since I’m from Harare, Zimbabwe).

Habeshas 🖤👌🏾😀

[yazzyraka]

We're Eritrean and my family does it this way too! We also have a tradition of drinking coffee while eating pop corn

[ohali]

The history of coffee in Ethiopia
Kaffa is the origin of the word “coffee.” It is the name of the region in which coffee was discovered and was located in the ancient country Abyssinia, which is now modern Ethiopia, a goat herder named Kaldi spotted his animals getting frisky after eating red berries from a shrub he'd never seen before. So Kaldi gave the berries a try himself and the coffee bean was discovered.

[ሰለሜ_Tube]

Yes of course Coffee is backbone of Ethiopia also Ethiopia known with salt 🧂. We love you guys. Love your reaction 😊 best couples ❤ much love from 🇪🇹 Ethiopia

[etiyaethiel]

I am glad you beutiful couples you share this information for the rest of the world. Yep, in Ethiopia we make coffee like this every single day. Even some of the family we make 3x a day. Morning, after and evening as well. Here I am living in virginia for long time still using making like this weekend and holiday. Thanks you again. GOD BLESS YOU!

[lilylily]

You guys need to come and visit, we love to have you any time.

[dagmawiendale]

Ethiopia is the origin of coffee esp coffee arabica(arabian caravans introduced to europe). 'Kaffa' a town located in southwest of Ethiopia is believed to be the origin of coffee. Even the name coffee is drived from Kaffa. In his funkflex freestyle Blackthought also mentioned that...I am stronger like a coffee from Kaffa

[azma]

The word “coffee” named over the place where the plant was descended & developed a village in Ethiopia called Cufa, But the Ethiopians call that plant and drink Bunna.

[ruthl]

Yes Eritrean and Ethiopian coffee we cooked ourself after everyday .

[terumosebex]

6:29 yes I’m Ethiopian and roast my coffee at home, grind it and use my Jebena to make my coffee when I’m home. You have to try a cup of coffee ethiopian way then you will know the true test of coffee.

[yemisrachm]

coffee ceremonies are a daily thing in Ethiopia, and made from fresh beans each day, but the prayer thing may be from her own ancestral thing, because we do not pray over it in my home or people I know closely.

[interesting.I]

Ethiopia is known for having beautiful women and also known for the COFFEE and as you know not being colonized