Aamiin. Perhaps they do really want to help their community. That is admirable.Wallee gabdheheennu wey dadaalayyaan, ilaahay ha taageero cidduu khair ku ogyahay, aamiin
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Aamiin. Perhaps they do really want to help their community. That is admirable.Wallee gabdheheennu wey dadaalayyaan, ilaahay ha taageero cidduu khair ku ogyahay, aamiin
My isaaq kneegrow of forty plus has never set foot in somalia.he speaks fluent somali yet his friend who was born in the same place (east africa) speaks little somali.somali comes from the parents.theyre good considering they were either born there or came as a child. just need a holiday to the homeland, by a month they'll be fluent.
The TV host says "waan gartay" " sii fiicaan baad u..."
Anigaa ordaayo... qeybta kalena .. baa ordeeyso (direct translation of run)
The irony is that their parents were perhaps calling ppl like me "sijui" a few decades ago
The TV host says "waan gartay" " sii fiicaan baad u..."
Anigaa ordaayo... qeybta kalena .. baa ordeeyso (direct translation of run)
The irony is that their parents were perhaps calling ppl like me "sijui" a few decades ago
isku so sharaxay...has an approximate senseso what is the Somali word for "run" in this context?
Not cool bro, not cool at all, true words, but still hurts bro, not cool.I can with confident say the best somali speakers are those born and raised in scandinavia. Mareykan iyo ingiriiska waa lagu ba'ay walahi.
Looool. We had somali classes though.Not cool bro, not cool at all, true words, but still hurts bro, not cool.I can with confident say the best somali speakers are those born and raised in scandinavia. Mareykan iyo ingiriiska waa lagu ba'ay walahi.
Damn you Scandinavians for having MANY Somalis who were born and raised there who yet never lost their roots. Seriously, fuck you Scandinavians.
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