Is it like.... for exampleinan n inan r written da same only difference is da pronunciation.
calling myself 'ina Ahmed' and than calling my brother 'ina Ahmed'.
Its written the same way, but pronounced differently
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Is it like.... for exampleinan n inan r written da same only difference is da pronunciation.
is it notFor those of you don't understand, Somali is a tonal language like Chinese
Also Dawaa, it is Inanka not Inanki..
Inanka = the boy/girl (present)
Inanki = the boy/girl (past tense).
Cumar you´re right, it depends on the pronoucation.For those of you who don't know Inan is used for both boys and girls however it is pronounced differently:
I-nan - boy
In-an - girl
I think anyway it is easier to say than to write it down, can someone confirm this for me.
99.9% of all the words in our vocabulary are perfectly admissible to the Somali language
Nope, Arabic is better than Somali, hands down...This thread was just another chance for you to bash Somalia/Somali's, so ma'ahan?
SadNope, Arabic is better than Somali, hands down...This thread was just another chance for you to bash Somalia/Somali's, so ma'ahan?
exactly, he doesnt even know SomaliThis thread was just another chance for you to bash Somalia/Somali's, so ma'ahan?
Inankii is merely the referential ie. "That boy" instead of "The boy" Inanka
In Somali we express 'the' as a suffix 'a' preceded by the agreement of its gender... Baasto waa naag...' Baastada ' Bariis na waa nin ' Bariiska '
Inankii is merely the referential ie. "That boy" instead of "The boy" Inanka
In Somali we express 'the' as a suffix 'a' preceded by the agreement of its gender... Baasto waa naag...' Baastada ' Bariis na waa nin ' Bariiska '
Oo maxaa baastada naag looga bariiskana nin, sow wuxuba isla cunto uun ma aha? Who gave the somalis the power to divide cuntada ilaahay into niman iyo naago . Waa dembi weyn waxaasi, wallahu aclam lakiin.
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