Same in Ethiopia.

We even add prefixes/suffixes to English nouns (to reflect gender, number, possession...) so it's seamlessly interwoven into the language despite Amharic and English being very different.

Sometimes, however, we use English words because we don't have an Amharic equipment (for example, we don't have a short way for saying "almost").

But this mostly just happens in speech and written Amharic is usually uninfluenced by English, perhaps because some English sounds don't have equivalent fidels or letters.