I'm going to learn Swahili

[PanSomaliNationalist]

It's an easy language to learn that can get you far. I want to live in nairobbery because it has the Somali feeling to it and also seems easy to live in if I know English and Swahili. I'm practicing it and I have relatives in Nairobi alhamdulillah so I'll have a place to stay if anything goes downhill. I don't wanna live in the west. I'd rather raise my kids in Kenya where they can get an good education (Kenyan curriculum is approved by British gov), live the Somali lifestyle and I could take my children's to Somalia every know and then where they could see their roots. And if anything goes downhill in Kenya I can claim asylum in Somalia because i was born in galkacyo.

[thehappyone]

It's an easy language to learn that can get you far. I want to live in nairobbery because it has the Somali feeling to it and also seems easy to live in if I know English and Swahili. I'm practicing it and I have relatives in Nairobi alhamdulillah so I'll have a place to stay if anything goes downhill. I don't wanna live in the west. I'd rather raise my kids in Kenya where they can get an good education (Kenyan curriculum is approved by British gov), live the Somali lifestyle and I could take my children's to Somalia every know and then where they could see their roots. And if anything goes downhill in Kenya I can claim asylum in Somalia because i was born in galkacyo.

Reer mahamed mahad and I'm originally from galkayo but I was born in garowe now fuck off your rotting my mind with this qabiil shit

https://www.somalinet.com/forums/viewto ... 9&start=30




if you come to galkayo we will deport your dabacyo azz back to garowe

[PanSomaliNationalist]

It's an easy language to learn that can get you far. I want to live in nairobbery because it has the Somali feeling to it and also seems easy to live in if I know English and Swahili. I'm practicing it and I have relatives in Nairobi alhamdulillah so I'll have a place to stay if anything goes downhill. I don't wanna live in the west. I'd rather raise my kids in Kenya where they can get an good education (Kenyan curriculum is approved by British gov), live the Somali lifestyle and I could take my children's to Somalia every know and then where they could see their roots. And if anything goes downhill in Kenya I can claim asylum in Somalia because i was born in galkacyo.

Reer mahamed mahad and I'm originally from galkayo but I was born in garowe now fuck off your rotting my mind with this qabiil shit

https://www.somalinet.com/forums/viewto ... 9&start=30

ive also said I was born in ceel afweyn before I ain't even from galkacyo tbh I'm from Garowe but I was born in galkacyo cuz bigger city

But for real take the qabiil shit out of here. Nigga posting 1 year old texts and shieet.

[thehappyone]

You and me would've been best friends if it wasn't for qabyaalad, we have a lot in common.

[Publicopinion]

for mogadishians,swihili is must.nairobi is my second capital and kenya is my second country.

nairobi is the place where i take a break from hell-hole hawiye filled zoomalia from the likes of AW mooryans who glomorize death and destruction.

[PanSomaliNationalist]

You and me would've been best friends if it wasn't for qabyaalad, we have a lot in common.

If I was hawiye

[Basra-]

It's an easy language to learn that can get you far. I want to live in nairobbery because it has the Somali feeling to it and also seems easy to live in if I know English and Swahili. I'm practicing it and I have relatives in Nairobi alhamdulillah so I'll have a place to stay if anything goes downhill. I don't wanna live in the west. I'd rather raise my kids in Kenya where they can get an good education (Kenyan curriculum is approved by British gov), live the Somali lifestyle and I could take my children's to Somalia every know and then where they could see their roots. And if anything goes downhill in Kenya I can claim asylum in Somalia because i was born in galkacyo.
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My husband can teach u Swahili!

[AbdiWahab252]

I recommend learning kikuyu. It will help you cement your Nairobi connections

[Django]

I recommend learning kikuyu. It will help you cement your Nairobi connections

It doesnt .
But I know a HG guy from diaspora that married a Kikuyu woman in Thika the guy wa rageedi.The guy lived in Norway since the 80's and decided to move to Kenya after his Somali wife gave him head ache.

Thika life is cheap and affordable and islantiisa wey uroontahay.

[Django]

I recommend learning kikuyu. It will help you cement your Nairobi connections

It doesnt .
But I know a HG guy from diaspora that married a Kikuyu woman in Thika the guy wa rageedi.The guy lived in Norway in the 80's and decided to move to Kenya after his Somali wife gave him head ache.

Thika life is cheap and affordable and islantiisa wey uroontahay.

[PanSomaliNationalist]

I recommend learning kikuyu. It will help you cement your Nairobi connections

Sxb that's like learning Tigray before moving to Addis Ababa. It'd be more useful learning Amharic or Swahili instead of Tigrayan