He was wondering if somalia would be more developed if Arabic was spoken as a first language and I pointed out Yemen as an example of an undeveloped Arabic nation
Arabization of Eritrea
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Lol true but if schools are taught in arabic, there would be many scholarship opportunities, work etc. I think we would develop quicker with a closer connection to the Arab world.
English is way more valuable
Thats not a good example dude. Yemenites were always Arabs. Hes talking about Eritreans and North Sudanese and ethnic cushites adopting Arabic and co existing with each other and wondering could we co exist better too if we spoke Arabic.
Why do we need to co exist with Eritreans and sudanese?
Yemeni where Sabaeans before Arabization.
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@CaliTedesse is a spy working for the Arabs. He's take our identity away that's his mission on this forum.
No he meant in Somalia not with other CushSheites
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The people were always Arabs.
It's like Somalis who speak Af May, Af Garre and Af Maxaa Tiri.
Somalis are divided by tribes bro language is irrelevant majority speak af somali
They where Semites but not Arab. Its like Oromos who assimilated Somalis in Galbeed, Cushitic people assimilating another.
Horta we need to understand what is 3arab. 3arab meant Semitic nomadic people. Eventually it became an ethnicity. So in a sense they were always 3arab.
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The Beja actually don't see themselves as Arabs and the government don't classify them as that. They're Cushite @CaliTedesse deal with it they all speak Beja as their mother tongue.
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It's like when we claim our Arab forefathers walaal. A eensy weensy fraction
Most plausible is the nomadic people meaning I've read about it a lot akhi.
