What do you know? Amharic riddles. enkoklesh. What do you know? Playing puzzles is a traditional teaching method where we examine similarities and differences between objects to explore and study the environment. They are also seen as a way of expressing our existing culture. Riddle plays an important role in our country, especially for the children to impart knowledge, to develop language skills, to strengthen social ties. To answer the question, "we check the similarity of the differences of things, we take them out, we take them down, so when we think, our memory is developed and our language skills are developed." Most of our riddles and traditions are presented in the form of poetry and are also recited. So, to know them, we need to know the culture and the lifestyle of the society. There is also some mild profanity during the puzzle game. The person responsible for the insult is a loser because he does not know the answer. And the questioner is the winner by submitting a question that the answerer does not answer. The winner says give me country to show his supremacy. The loser will be given the country, if he says that it is not enough, he will add to it, no, this is not enough for me, he can say, give me the sunrise, the east. For example, if the loser gives Gondor, the winner says OK, I'll take Gondor, and starts to take down the curse. "I am sitting on the gondard, everything is at my door, I am sitting on a sugar mule, you are putting a horseman on a fat ass, the same for my soul, the same for my horse, the wine is drunk in my throat, the bone is stuck in your throat," he says. If the insults are not enough, he will continue. He brings him something to comfort him by saying. Even if players are insulted or cursed during the game, he accepts it and is silent, but does not say anything. If not, the loser, if he can, will come up with another puzzle and be seen as the winner looking for a situation in which he can say, "Give me a country", and bring down a curse. On this page you will find a large collection of puzzles.