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[government]

You're no communist

I know

 

[fox]

@anonymous34 has the most creative username

 

[InfoMatic]

I am updating the list. Gambar has perfect name for the forum. I get this image of her sitting close to her Somali Cooking stove with kids running around while she makes Canjeero/Laxoox for her family. And the screams to the kids when she needs something fetched, or when they interrupt her postings with a need of attention.

Nice way to pass time sis in Somalia's Idle days and nights..

 

[InfoMatic]

How bout me?

I disagree on @Tramo though. Just a weird name.

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Bro, Macnaha magacaada ma fahmin. Ara maxaa waaye? Manka gadaale gartay.

 

[Jeesto]

I think yall are forgetting someone

 

[InfoMatic]

I think yall are forgetting someone

Waa runtaa ninyow, jeestaadba u jiiftaa, in aan kugu daray ahayd.

 

[DiricLover]

@jugjugwacwac is by far the best.

 

[InfoMatic]

I should have thought out my name more, made it on the spur of the moment.

Ubax is not bad. Cute girls were named as such.

 

[Gambar]

I am updating the list. Gambar has perfect name for the forum. I get this image of her sitting close to her Somali Cooking stove with kids running around while she makes Canjeero/Laxoox for her family. And the screams to the kids when she needs something fetched, or when they interrupt her postings with a need of attention.

Nice way to pass time sis in Somalia's Idle days and nights..

Thanks adeer.

 

[InfoMatic]

@jugjugwacwac is by far the best.

There is a saying in Somali that has the word jug jug.


Jug Jug Meeshaada Joog.


There are many ways to interpret this. When people used in our covnersations, it seemed to signal the hopelessness of a situation where the efforts someone made did not return the intended results. This leads me to think the saying explains when someone knocks onto a door and wants to come in, but people tell the person to stay where they are and not come in, so it goes: "Jug Jug" representing the knocks, and "Meeshaada Joog" talking about how that person won't get anywhere.

You can add to your ideas. This topic is free flowing, so don't confine yourself to username if you are like me random and want to say whaver comes to your mind.

 

[Gambar]

There is a saying in Somali that has the word jug jug.


Jug Jug Meeshaada Joog.


There are many ways to interpret this. When people used in our covnersations, it seemed to signal the hopelessness of a situation where the efforts did not return the intended results. This leads me to think the saying explains when someone knocks onto a door and wants to come in, but people tell the person to stay where they are and not come in, so I goes: Jug Jug representing the knocks, and Meeshaada Joog talking about how that person won't get anywhere.

You can add to your ideas. This topic is free flowing, so don't confine yourself to username if you are like me random and want to say whaver comes to your mind.

When I think of jug I think of this reer Xamar lady who once told me jug baa iga garay nooh and another lady who once said jug iga sii when I was seated next to her.

 

[InfoMatic]

@anonymous34 has the most creative username

Her name says "I am 16" and I am a brat.

 

[InfoMatic]

When I think of jug I think of this reer Xamar lady who once told me jug baa iga garay nooh and another lady who once said jug iga sii when I was seated next to her.

Haa, that is true. Jug iga Dheh to be exact. And you can add some more flavour and say Jug Iga Dheh Nooh.

 

[Gambar]

Haa, that is true. Jug iga Dheh to be exact. And you can add some more falvour and say Jug Iga Dheeh Nooh.

I thought she wanted me to beat her up. I came across so many different accents it's hilarious how different it is.

 

[InfoMatic]

I thought she wanted me to beat her up. I came across so many different accents it's hilarious how different it is.

Words are similar but uses are different. they turned it into a phrase particular to a city or region. I understand all except af eelaay. That is another level.

And reer kismayo, guys who were born there and grew up speak some secret language they only understand, I forgot what they call it.

Af Jinni?

 

[Gambar]

Words are similar but uses are different. they turned it into a phrase particular to a city or region. I understand all except af eelaay. That is another level.

And reer kismayo, guys who were born there and grew up speak some secret language they only understand, I forgot what they call it.

Af Jinni?

Wallahi you are right some accents are so hard to understand. If af Maay is spoken slow I can understand it.

 

[InfoMatic]

Wallahi you are right some accents are so hard to understand. If af Maay is spoken slow I can understand it.

You are better than me when it comes to Af maay. I haven't tested my skills of understanding it in slow mo.

 

[The Cushitic One]

I am updating the list. Gambar has perfect name for the forum. I get this image of her sitting close to her Somali Cooking stove with kids running around while she makes Canjeero/Laxoox for her family. And the screams to the kids when she needs something fetched, or when they interrupt her postings with a need of attention.

Nice way to pass time sis in Somalia's Idle days and nights..

I turn my back for one day....

 

[InfoMatic]

I turn my back for one day....
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Hi sexy, You must have slept by now. Habeen Wanaagsan.

 

[The Cushitic One]

Hi sexy, You must have slept by now. Habeen Wanaagsan.