Edna Aden is a sicckk women
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Swahili only spoken by bajuni and barawani by only barawani kkkk .
Let be honest they are tiny minority as they are negligible almost statisticaly and outlier. U can say it if it atleast has 5% pple speaking which isnt the case
I am seeking specificity: do you agree she needs an interpreter in Kismayo & Xamar?
No i disagree with that part.
Thank you. In principle, when one makes a statement, which is factually false, what flows from then on becomes questionable. In her case, she confuses dialect with language, and MOST of what flows from her gob are grounded in falsehood.
Does she really need an interpreterand why is she calling us Italian Somalia lmaoo. Is this woman stuck in colonial times?
I say this and I got Warsangeli waqooyi bari and konfur cousins we pretty much speak the same Somali
.Also no such thing as uniform dialect in the North go to Sanaag the Isaaqs there speak the same Af as me its called Af reer Bari.
Keep it a boqol
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Iβve never seen someone who dickrides the British so much why tf is she saying Italian Somaliland ? Did she skip an update and also if she calls Somalia Italian Somaliland shouldnβt Djibouti be called French Somaliland
Does she really need an interpreter
Does she really need an interpreter
Saaarr we are not Somalian, we are British protectorate God save the queen
People from Bosaso, Hargeysa and Qabridahar can easily understand people in Mudug/Bari/most of the Hawiye heartlands, basically any where af maxa tiri is spoken. Abgaal dialects are easily accessible to a waqooyi speaker. Edna specified Djibouti, Dir Isaaq dialects and the Ethiopia Somali region because she is too embarrassed to admit that there is Little linguistic, cultural or genetic difference between a boy in Burco and one residing in Garowe.
Most people from Northern Somalia would easily understand someone from Kismaayo, as the majority are Af Maxa Tiri speakers. Reer Xamar is a little hard due to how they speak, but most fluent Waqooyi speakers can understand unless they are pretending for political reasons.
Most Maay speakers understand Maxa Tiri as itβs the official and biggest language in Somalia. You will not need a translator unless one travels deep into the countryside.
Bajuun and possibly even Barawani will be become extinct in the future. Most Bantus speak aF maay. Thus, in reality there are only 2-3 languages in the whole of the Somali peninsula;that is, if you are counting Garre/Tunni as a separate languages from Maay. If not, there are only two main languages/dialects from the tip of Djibouti to Ethiopia to Northern Kenya.
Culturally, Somalia is also one of the most homogenous places on earth, albeit with some differences, which is normal in a large country. Most Somalis, including Barwanis/Reer Xamars and Somali Bantus btw- follow the Shafici Madhab. These minorities have absorbed many aspects of Somali culture. Af Maay speakers are all culturally Somali. yes, there are differences, but who even said there has to be 100% homogeneity for a modern state to exist? None of those minorities she mentioned are agitating to separate from Somalia nor do they deny their heritage and their role in Somali history.
The desire for βSomaliland to separateβ has never been about culture or language as the separatists would have us believe. Folks in Hargeysa do not have a completely different culture or language to those in Bosaso. Dhulbahante nor Warsengali see themselves as Somailanders and they do not believe Majerteen tribesmen inhabit a separate country due to Italian/British divide. Such beliefs are largely driven by the political and tribal grievances of the Isaaq clan; it has nothing to with languages or cultures. What Edna forget to mention was that βSouthern Italianaβ folks were some of the biggest supporters of SNM whereas the neighbouring Harti/Ogaden, who literally have the same camel culture as Isaaq, opposed SNM. The Dirs deep in Southern Somalia supported the SNM.
Most people from Northern Somalia would easily understand someone from Kismaayo, as the majority are Af Maxa Tiri speakers. Reer Xamar is a little hard due to how they speak, but most fluent Waqooyi speakers can understand unless they are pretending for political reasons.
Most Maay speakers understand Maxa Tiri as itβs the official and biggest language in Somalia. You will not need a translator unless one travels deep into the countryside.
Bajuun and possibly even Barawani will be become extinct in the future. Most Bantus speak aF maay. Thus, in reality there are only 2-3 languages in the whole of the Somali peninsula;that is, if you are counting Garre/Tunni as a separate languages from Maay. If not, there are only two main languages/dialects from the tip of Djibouti to Ethiopia to Northern Kenya.
Culturally, Somalia is also one of the most homogenous places on earth, albeit with some differences, which is normal in a large country. Most Somalis, including Barwanis/Reer Xamars and Somali Bantus btw- follow the Shafici Madhab. These minorities have absorbed many aspects of Somali culture. Af Maay speakers are all culturally Somali. yes, there are differences, but who even said there has to be 100% homogeneity for a modern state to exist? None of those minorities she mentioned are agitating to separate from Somalia nor do they deny their heritage and their role in Somali history.
The desire for βSomaliland to separateβ has never been about culture or language as the separatists would have us believe. Folks in Hargeysa do not have a completely different culture or language to those in Bosaso. Dhulbahante nor Warsengali see themselves as Somailanders and they do not believe Majerteen tribesmen inhabit a separate country due to Italian/British divide. Such beliefs are largely driven by the political and tribal grievances of the Isaaq clan; it has nothing to with languages or cultures. What Edna forget to mention was that βSouthern Italianaβ folks were some of the biggest supporters of SNM whereas the neighbouring Harti/Ogaden, who literally have the same camel culture as Isaaq, opposed SNM. The Dirs deep in Southern Somalia supported the SNM.
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Be careful, when she speaks of S Galbeed, she is not speaking of the majority there, but specifically those who share lineage with her. Consider this: when she says she needs an interpreter in Kismaayo, her effing old brain forgets majority of those who reside in Jubooyinka are of S Galbeed, and of the same.
Majority of the Somalis in S Galbeed speak the same language as those in SSC, PL, GM, HS, JL and farther afield. So do those in SL.
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