Fanproj Productions (Af-Somali dubbed movies & series)

[Apollo]

Fanproj

Fanproj Productions & Entertainment is your site, entertainment, movies, series, short clips etc. All are dubbed in your mother language Somali. We provide you with the latest videos & re edited old videos with HD Quality from the entertainment industry.

fanproj.tv

 

[Periplus]

I remember watching Axdi iyo Amar waalid on Fanproj back in the day.

I think it’s called Beintihaa in Hindi.

 

[Apollo]

I remember watching Axdi iyo Amar waalid on Fanproj back in the day.

I think it’s called Beintihaa in Hindi.

I wish they dubbed more Western movies and series and fewer Indian ones.

Anyhow, still nice they are dubbing foreign media in Af-Somali.

 

[Periplus]

I wish they dubbed more Western movies and series and fewer Indian ones.

Anyhow, still nice they are dubbing foreign media in Af-Somali.

Im not sure what their catalogue is but I think they also dub Western programmes.

 

[Apollo]

Im not sure what their catalogue is but I think they also dub Western programmes.

Bollywood dubbing dominates, create an account on there and browse through it.

Some of the business owners speak Hindi and this is why they prefer dubbing Hindi movies apparently.

 

[Shimbiris]

I can't believe I am rewatching Matrix Resurrections in Af Soomaali.

Dub acting is piss poor, though.

 

[liya]

Instead of Somali dub why not Somali sub?

 

[Periplus]

Instead of Somali dub why not Somali sub?

Cause many people can’t read.

 

[Reverse]

Cause many people can’t read.

Like many international audiences, they've read English sub and this is how they learned the language. It'd be nice if the youth can learn a language while watching something they like. Win-win?

 

[Apollo]

@Aamina @Periplus @Reverse

Nah, dubbing is better than subbing.

Subbing makes watching a foreign movie a chore.

Dubbing is more relaxing and you have to put in less effort.

 

[Apollo]

@Aurelian @Periplus @Shimbiris

What regional accent do most of those voice actors have?

Between the Maxaa Tiris, I can only tell the Woqooyi Galbeed accent from the rest.

Some Hawiyes and Puntlanders sound very similar, but then again when I hear working class people in Mogadishu speak (from vox populi type of interviews) I notice a big difference in accent/dialect from the Puntland one.

 

[Periplus]

@Aurelian @Periplus @Shimbiris

What regional accent do most of those voice actors have?

Between the Maxaa Tiris, I can only tell the Woqooyi Galbeed accent from the rest.

Some Hawiyes and Puntlanders sound very similar, but then again when I hear working class people in Mogadishu speak (from vox populi type of interviews) I notice a big difference in accent/dialect from the Puntland one.

Idk what accent they have as I haven’t watched a Fanproj video in a long time.

If I were a betting man, I’d say middle class Xamar accent as Fanproj is based in Mogadishu.

 

[Apollo]

Idk what accent they have as I haven’t watched a Fanproj video in a long time.

If I were a betting man, I’d say middle class Xamar accent as Fanproj is based in Mogadishu.

Mogadishu is kind of weird.

You got many people who sound like reer Mudug, can barely tell they are from Mogadishu. Very neutral sounding.

And then there are people in Mogadishu who sound extremely Xamari, usually lower/working class people. I kind of dislike this latter one.