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各国情况资料 |
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Addis Ababa
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Landesbezeichnungen:
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| Konventionelle Langform |
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Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia
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| Konventionelle Kurzform |
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Ethiopia
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| Lokale Langform |
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Ityop'iya Federalawi Demokrasiyawi Ripeblik
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| Lokale Kurzform |
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Ityop'iya
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| Ehemalige Bezeichnung(en) |
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Abyssinia, Italian East Africa
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语言:
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| Primäre Landessprache |
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Amharic
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| Anzahl Sprechende (in allen Ländern) |
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17,413,000
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Aari, Afar, Agaw West, Alaba, Amharic, Anuak, Arabic Sudan spoken, Arbore, Argobba, Awngi, Baiso, Bambassi, Basketo, Bench, Berta, Boro, Burji, Bussa, Chara, Daasanach, Dime, Dirasha, Dizi, Dorze, English, Gamo gofa dawro, Gawwada, Gedeo, Gumuz, Gurage West, Hadiyya, Hamer banna, Harari, Hozo, Kachama ganjule, Kacipo balesi, Kambaata, Kistane, Komo, Komso, Koorete, Kunama, Kwama, Libido, Majang, Male, Me en, Melo, Murle, Mursi, Nayi, Nuer, Nyangatom, Oromo Borana arsi guji, Oromo East, Oromo West Central, Oyda, Saho, Seze, Sheko, Sidamo, Silte, Somali, Suri, Tigrigna, Tsamai, Uduk, Wolaytta, Xamtanga, Yemsa, Zay, Zayse zergulla
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| Alternativbezeichnungen der Sprachen: |
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Aarai, Abyssinian, Adal, Adare, Adarinnya, Adea, Adere, Aderinya, Adiya, Adiye, Afan Mao, Afan Oromo, Afar Af, Afaraf, Af-kareti, Agau, Agaw, Agawinya, Agew, Agow, Ajo, Alkali, Allaaba, Amaarro, Amam, Amar, Amarcocche, Amarigna, Amarinya, Amarro, Amer, Ammar, Ara, Arbora, Ari, Aro, Ato Majang, Ato Majanger-onk, Awawar, Awi, Awiya, Badittu, Bago S'aamakk-ulo, Bambala, Bambeshi, Bana, Banna, Bar, Barta, Baskatta, Basketo, Bayso, Bega, Begi-mao, Bembala, Beni Shangul, Bertha, Beshada, Borodda, Burjin, Burta, Burun, Bworo, Central West Gurage, Churi, Ciara, Cocche, Conso, Cule, Daasanech, Daashi, Dama, Damot, Danakil, Darasa, Darassa, Dasenech, Dathanaic, Dathanaik, Dathanik, Debatsa, Debuga, Dehenda, Denkel, Derasa, Derasanya, Deresa, Dhirasha, Dhuri, Didessa, Dima, Diraasha, Dirayta, Dizi-maji, Dizu, Dobase, Donga, Dongiro, Donyiro, D'oopace, D'opaasunte, Eastern Suri, Erbore, Ethiopian, Fadiro, Galla, Gallab, Galligna, Gallinya, Galuba, Gardulla, Gato, Gats'ame, Gauwada, Gawata, Geddeo, Gelab, Geleb, Geleba, Gelebinya, Gelilla, Gelubba, Get'eme, Gey Sinan, Gheleba, Ghidole, Ghimarra, Gidole, Gimarra, Gimira, Gobeze, Gogwama, Goma, Gombo, Goraze, Gouraghie, Gowase, Gumis, Guragie, Gurague, Gwama, Hadia, Hadiya, Hadya, Halaba, Hamar, Hamar-koke, Hamer, Hammer, Hammercoche, Harar, Hararri, Harer, Idongiro, Inyangatom, Irbore, Ittu, Janjerinya, Janjero, Janjor, Jebelawi, Kambara, Kambata, Kambatta, Kara Kerre, Karate, Kareti, Kawwada, Kawwad'a, Kebeirka, Kemata, Kembata, Khamtanga, Kistane, Koma, Koma Of Asosa, Konso, Korara, Koyra, Kuile, Kule, Kumus, Kwanim Pa, Kwollanyoch, Kwottu, Lak'i, Laqi, Lohu, Majanjiro, Maji, Malo, Marako, Maraqo, Marille, Masango, Mashelle, Mashile, Masholle, Masongo, Mekan, Men, Mendeya, Meqan, Merdu, Merile, Merille, Meritu, Mesengo, Mesketo, Mie'en, Mieken, Miroy, Moojanga, Morille, Mosiye, Murele, Murzi, Murzu, Musiye, Nao, Na'o, Nokanoka, North Gurage, North Koma, Northern Mao, Nuna, Ojanjur, Ometo, Orase, Oromoo, Othan, Qottu, Qotu Oromo, Quottu, Qwottu, Reshiat, Russia, S'amai, Scinacia, Sezo, Shak, Shako, Shangilla, Shankilla, Shankilligna, Shankillinya, Shanqilla, Shekka, Shekko, Shinasha, Shuri, Shuro, Sidaminya, Sidámo 'afó, Siggoyo, Simt'anga, Sizi, Soddo, South Koma, Southern Oromo, Surma, Takwama, Tama, Tamaha, Tigray, Tigrinya, Tsamakko, Tsamako, Ts'amay, Tschako, T'wa Kwama, Twampa, Twoyu, Ualamo, Uba, Uollamo, Walamo, Wallamo, Welamo, Wellamo, Wetawit, Wolaita, Wolaitta, Wolataita, Wolayta, Wollamo, Xamir, Xamta, Yangaro, Yem, Yembo, Yemma, Zaysse, Zinjero, Zway
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| Dialekte: |
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Achpar, Adoyo, Amuru, Ankober, Arsi, Aussa, Baadu, Bake, Bako, Balesi, Bambassi, Bench, Biyo, Bodi, Borana, Bulla, Central Afar, Central Oromo, Chaha, Chai, Coro, Dabuso, Dakunza, Dawro, Dembiya, Dihina, Disoha, Dorsha, Eastern Nuer, Enegegny, Enneqor, Ezha, Fadashi, Fuga Of Jimma, Gabra, Galila, Gamila, Gamo, Ganjule, Ganta, Gergere, Gobato, Gobeze, Gofa, Gogot, Gollango, Gorose, Gozza, Guba, Guji, Gumer, Gura, Harso, Hwarasa, Inor, Irob, Kachama, Kacipo, Kayla, Kere, Kereyu, Koma Of Begi, Koma Of Daga, Kwolasa, Laydo, Leemo, Lul, Masqan, Mayu, Mer, Muher, Northern Afar, Olam, Openo, Qebena, Qimant, Sai, Salale, Semyen, Sese, Seyki, Shangama, She, Shonke, Shuru, Sido, Silti, Soddo, Soro, Tambaro, Timbaro, Tirma, Tishena, Toba, Ulbarag, Undu, Wambera, Western Oromo, Wolane, Wubahamer, Zala, Zayse, Zeddo, Zergulla, Zilmamu
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Abigar, Arusi, Arussi, Aymallal, Aymellel, Baadu, Baale, Baco, Bale, Bangalam, Bencho, Benesho, Bio, Boran, Borena, Caci, Cai, Cheha, Chemant, Cirma, Cullo, Daan, Daanyir, Dambya, Dan, Dauro, Degoja, Dembya, Desua, Dirma, Dobbi, Dobi, Door, Dugunz, Dugunza, Dukuna, Dukunza, Ennemor, Eza, Gabbra, Ganjawle, Ganza, Gebra, Gemu, Goffa, Goggot, Gorrose, Gujji, Gunza, Gwemarra, Inneqor, Izha, Jemjem, Ji, Jikany, Kaba, K'abena, Kachepo, Kamant, Kany, Kara, K'ark'arte, Kebena, Kemanat, Kemant, Kestane, Kimant, Kistane, Kollanko, Korrose, Kullo, Kwolacha, Meskan, Mesqan, Mieru, Ngalam, Ometay, Podi, Qabena, Qemant, Qwara, Qwarina, Saysay, Sce, Selale, Selti, Silmamo, Suri, Terema, Terna, Teshenna, Teshina, Tid, Tihina, Tihinte, Timbaaro, Timbara, Tirima, Tirmaga, Tirmagi, Tsilmano, Ubamer, Urbareg, Walane, Western Suri, Worase, Zelmamu, Zergullinya, Zulmamu
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Internet:
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.et
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| Anzahl der Internetnutzer |
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20,000 (2002)
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| Anzahl Internet Service Provider |
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1 (2002)
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Geografie:
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| Koordinaten |
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8 00 N, 38 00 E
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| Landfläche (km2) |
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1,127,127.0
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| Landesgrenzen (km) |
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5,328.0
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Wirtschaft:
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| Währung |
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Ethiopian Birr
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| Kfz-Kennzeichen |
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ETH
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| Bruttoinlandsprodukt (US $) |
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46 Bio. (2001*)
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| Industriewachstum (%) |
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6.7% (2001*)
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Importvolumen (US $)
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1.54 Bio. (f.o.b.. 2001*)
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| Inflationsrate |
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6.8% (2001*)
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Bevölkerung:
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| Einwohner |
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67,673,031
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| Altersstruktur (%) |
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- 0 - 14 Jahre
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47.2% (M: 16,098,191; F: 15,879,065)
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- 15 - 64 Jahre
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50% (M: 17,005,387; F: 16,801,536)
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| - 65 Jahre und älter |
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2.8% (M: 854,023; F: 1,034,829)
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