The primary language spoken in Ethiopia is Amharic. It serves as the official working language of the federal government and is widely used in education and media. Ethiopia is a diverse country with over 80 different ethnic groups, leading to a variety of languages and dialects, but Amharic holds a significant cultural and historical status. The script used for Amharic is unique, known as the Ge'ez script, reflecting the nation’s long-standing traditions and heritage.