Silly Mammo (An Ethiopian Tale) (Paper Cover)
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Before You begin:
In Ethiopian storytelling tradition, it's customary for children to sit wide-eyed, in front of the storyteller. The storyteller starts by saying, "Teret! Teret!" (Which means: "A story! A Story") The children reply, "Ye lam beret!" (This literally means: "a cow's pen," but when used in this way means that they want told to them as many stories as could fill a cow's pen.) Or sometimes children reply, "Yemeseret" (This literally