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Salam alaikum
.....they see other somali people walk by them???

walahi like today for example, my sister and i went to the "down town", and we see those somali guys the other site at the street anyway and they were just talking all quiet at a normal tone walahi... laakiin when we got a bit closer and had to walk by them, one of them yells out to the other one, ””haa dee waa sida aan kugu iri she was damn good at it, too..in a weird way!!!"" my sister and i didn't flinch or look or anything, but we heard it and we were like what the piip okaay guys..mar maha 2 maha, i noticed many times

why would you even notice it unless you were Paying close attention to them?..

never paid attention!!

taasi waa iska caadey walaal...........you haven't heard my mother when she is talking on the phone....our nighbours calld the police on time because they could't sleep of all the screaming..when the caps showed up they asked us who is abusing who...and we were like "no one"...and suddenly they heard my moms voice in other room...they went in there..and they saw my mom talking on the phone with my aunt and drinking shaah....well you can imagin the imbarrassment they felt..

helwaa

i do tht all the time

markaan woud green station joogo

i do tht all the time

markaan woud green station joogo

We are loud society by nature or by culture or whtaever...

There was a time I forgot the # of an apartment I wanted to visit...Guess what I said to my friends who were with me?:

When we reach the floor, just listen for their loud noise...And beleive me we found the family

Only people who grew up or were born in the bush act like that!!
As for those punks on the street they just didn't know better and wanted y'all attention.
I hate loud folks.

Kambuli's a spotty-faced doocil waalan who until just a fortnight ago didn't know which side of the bed to piss on!

Kambuli from SS, tread very carefully naaya.

Naima,

Those guys couldn't come up with a better way of getting your attention. Honestly, we are running out of ideas, those are the kind of silly attempts we are left with, that is our last trick in the book. See how simple we are?

@Luggoyo
War markaan Hargeysa tagay many years ago , at first people tought I was some kinda of khaayin , they were like "why is he always almost whispering whe he talks ninkani"

I seen an old Somali lady at the mall walking up an escalator that was going down and she was yelling to another on the side.........really loud. hilarious!

[quote="Ina Baxar"]:lol: @Luggoyo
War markaan Hargeysa tagay many years ago , at first people tought I was some kinda of khaayin , they were like "why is he always almost whispering whe he talks ninkani" [/quote]




loooooooooooooooooooooooooool@khaayen...ala beerka.


walle dadka aamusan waa la iska ilaaleya

yep sooooo true...and if we could only keep it donw when in public places. the other day i was at a walmart and i heard from across 2 isles a somali woman talking to her kids who were misbehaving in the store. she was like "dhig waryaa aabahaa wase"