am I saying this wrong?

[Bernie Madoff]

North Somali and South Somali have split into two distinct languages. Please refer to my recent thread on Somali languages.

If you want to say one hundred one hundred, then it's boqol boqol. You're wrong both ways.

Shut up dummy maybe diff dialects but the languages are totally the same. Stop making it into something its not. Somalis all speak one language dumbass

 

[Sixth]

If you want to say one hundred one hundred, then it's boqol boqol. You're wrong both ways.

War waxaan yaa naga qabto?
He's mixing up dialects with languages.
Xaafada SS ka seexo daangayahow. (Popcorn ass)

 

[Rooble]

kkkkkkkkkk @Popcorn ass

what an insult

 

[Gibiin-Udug]

I've noticed that also when I say wan ficanahay people make sarcastic comments about it.

 

[Sixth]

Waa daango daango kala jirin ahlul neefka trying to bullshit me with North and South having different languages.

 

[Tramo]

wait, waan fiicanahay is wrong now

say word i was qoowrac'ing the majestic pure northern haplosomal language this whole time

 

[DiricLover]

I remember my hooyo told my lil bro to wake up one day and he jumped right out of bed and said: hooyo waan kacsaday I was screaming!!!!!!!

 

[Masaasbaa]

Bruv I remember I couldn't speak Somali fluently and I called chicken 'Dooro' a lander spat his food out and was like "War waxaan ya dhalay?!"

I will always call chicken ''dooro'' not planning on changing that for sure.

 

[Adam]

Wa dareer is the new shit in town

 

[Adam]

I will always call chicken ''dooro'' not planning on changing that for sure.

Dooro is amharic

 

[HalyeeyQaran]

I remember my hooyo told my lil bro to wake up one day and he jumped right out of bed and said: hooyo waan kacsaday I was screaming!!!!!!!

 

[Mckenzie]

Waan fiicanahay is a childlike response, it's better to say waa la fiicanyahay or just shorten it to Nabad, kheyr etc

 

[Gibiin-Udug]

Waan fiicanahay is a childlike response, it's better to say waa la fiicanyahay or just shorten it to Nabad, kheyr etc

Wa la ficanyahay is plural. It's like when someone asks how is the family doing.