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Imboow Sahal, ma reer Hiiraan yaa tahay?

I view my command of the somali language/dialects as being "good" but I must admit I have never heard of the word "imbaayooyin". Could you explain it please?

I view my command of the somali language/dialects as being "good" but I must admit I have never heard of the word "imbaayooyin". Could you explain it please?

Imbaay = Sister (Abaayo)

imbaayooyin = Sisters

I view my command of the somali language/dialects as being "good" but I must admit I have never heard of the word "imbaayooyin". Could you explain it please?

Imbaay = Sister (Abaayo)

imbaayooyin = Sisters

Thanks, where is that "dialect" spoken? Hiiraan? I have been to Beledweyne, Jalalaqsi and Buulo Burde but I have never heard someone say those words. Maybe in Ceel gaal

Yh in Hiiraan, I don't hear it being used often, I have hear it from some relatives.

Imboow = brother.

nice song Nairobi is turning into a party city

Imboow Sahal, ma reer Hiiraan yaa tahay?

sorry i went out, imboowe yeah im reer hiiraan but was never been there, im souhtren hawadle called cabdi yusuf.

I view my command of the somali language/dialects as being "good" but I must admit I have never heard of the word "imbaayooyin". Could you explain it please?

Imbaay = Sister (Abaayo)

imbaayooyin = Sisters

Thanks, where is that "dialect" spoken? Hiiraan? I have been to Beledweyne, Jalalaqsi and Buulo Burde but I have never heard someone say those words. Maybe in Ceel gaal

its only used by hawadle, we say imboowe, imbaayo. it sounds like umbaaydeey, umboowgeey, umaaydeey of lower shabeele.we have a dialect wich is a mix of hawiye and lower shabeele like ninka, we cant prounounce lankii and we say lika, lacalada, balooni. also we dont prounce k, we use g instead.

Sahal,
Waathugow, webiga xuu la walaaca? Amxaraada walaaqineeyso, oo thoomaalidaay ku xumeeyneydaa.


Jokes aside; I don't think a dialect has anything to do with a tribal affiliation. In Beledweyne almost everyone born there speaks like that.

Sahal,
Waathugow, webiga xuu la walaaca? Amxaraada walaaqineeyso, oo thoomaalidaay ku xumeeyneydaa.


Jokes aside; I don't think a dialect has anything to do with a tribal affiliation. In Beledweyne almost everyone born there speaks like that.

LOOOOOOL . yeah we cant prounounce S some of us use TH like the spanish prounouce parca as parthalona and some of us use F instead of S like waa ifin salaamay

Sahal,
Waathugow, webiga xuu la walaaca? Amxaraada walaaqineeyso, oo thoomaalidaay ku xumeeyneydaa.


Jokes aside; I don't think a dialect has anything to do with a tribal affiliation. In Beledweyne almost everyone born there speaks like that.

LOOOOOOL . yeah we cant prounounce S some of us use TH like the spanish prounouce parca as parthalona and some of us use F instead of S like waa ifin salaamay

That is very common in that region; from Wardheer to Maxaas to Jalalaqsi. It has nothing to do with the qabil

Sahal,
Waathugow, webiga xuu la walaaca? Amxaraada walaaqineeyso, oo thoomaalidaay ku xumeeyneydaa.


Jokes aside; I don't think a dialect has anything to do with a tribal affiliation. In Beledweyne almost everyone born there speaks like that.

LOOOOOOL . yeah we cant prounounce S some of us use TH like the spanish prounouce parca as parthalona and some of us use F instead of S like waa ifin salaamay

That is very common in that region; from Wardheer to Maxaas to Jalalaqsi. It has nothing to do with the qabil

are there non hawadle who use such a prounounciation? i called my clan the exotic carabla, it seems our af somali is broken though its sexy on the togue of our girls when she calles you imboowe ithii LOOOOOL

Sahal, almost everyone that lives in that region speak the same way including the Makanes.