GaradShabeel
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I went to a gym for the first time in my life but wtf?! π
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JackieBurkhart
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I'm confused because you say this but earlier said I have a lot of reer konfuur influence. My family has been in Galbeed since forever.
Garaad diinle
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You're losing your credit as someone well versed in af somali. Here is a list of how to say water in some cushitic languages alongside a map of where they're found.
GaradShabeel
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I meant that you used Somali terms that is typical for a southern dialect, hence you may have southern influence in your Somali.
With that said, my family have lived in the same region for many many generations. It could be regional differences as well. But there're no correct and wrong either
JackieBurkhart
The years don't matter, the life in those years do
I meant that you used Somali terms that is typical for a southern dialect, hence you may have southern influence in your Somali.
With that said, my family have lived in the same region for many many generations. It could be a regional differences as well. But there're no correct and wrong either
GaradShabeel
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No walaal, I am no authority in the field, for I just have a passing interest in languages, and do not even consider myself a neophyte, let alone a linguist. I am studying Mandarin at the moment, and am compiling Chinese words found in Somali. Moving along ...
JackieBurkhart
The years don't matter, the life in those years do
Garaad diinle
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wallahi this kkk i can't hold myself from laughing out loud kkk. How do come up with these brilliant remarks. This one takes the cake.It's a never-ending plague, but bold of you to compare with our own lugo baasto people. They'll always look the same
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Garaad diinle
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Alla bal ega! War heedhe what is this? Now somali has chinese loans too? What's next you're going to say lug is a loan from english word leg?
Oh funny! I am compiling a list, of course to be corroborated, then shall share it.
GaradShabeel
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Bro, your posts have me rolling on the floor as well
I guess when you use SSpot on the regular, you get a little creative
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Hamzza
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According to linguists, The Northern subdialect of Maxaa Tiri is divided into two, Waqooyi proper(Dir) and Darood. This is obviously not 100% accurate as a Geri like yourself may sound more like Gadabuursi than Mareexaan or Majeerteen, but it's the best we have so far and the author has done massive research.Well in that case, I won't question you mudane Hamza
I always thought that it was northern and benadiri/south-central dialects that af-maxaa tiri was divided into. There are obviously other Somalia dialects like af-May, af-Tunni etc. but the two former are the main accents.
JackieBurkhart
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GaradShabeel
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Thanks for the detailed map.
Though, the author could've done a better and more detailed one in northern DDS. I'm pretty certain that the northern section of af-Ogaadeen could be a separate category around the Faafan area.
Looking at the differences between @JackieBurkhart and me alone is self-evident, kkk
Also, what's up with these maps? Whenever I see one with Soomaaliweyne, even the clan maps, it always excludes part of the triangular area in the north, if you look at the area between af-Ogaadeen and af-Cisse. It's inhabited by Somalis.
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Yeah, there's more diversity in Galbeed than that and the Ogaden themselves could be divided into separate related dialects, with those in Faafan & Nogob being grouped with Jidwaaq, Geri and Gadabuursi. Unfortunately, the author has restricted himself to Somalia and was using Qiyaas when mapping DDS.Thanks for the detailed map.
Though, the author could've done a better and more detailed one in northern DDS. I'm pretty certain that the northern section of af-Ogaadeen could be a separate category around the Faafan area.
Looking at the differences between @JackieBurkhart and me alone is self-evident, kkk
Also, what's up with these maps? Whenever I see one with Soomaaliweyne, even the clan maps, it always excludes part of the triangular area in the north, if you look at the area between af-Ogaadeen and af-Cisse. It's inhabited by Somalis.
The Somali clans may form the majority in that triangle but the Oromo language predominates in the area. That's my understanding I could be wrong.
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Well done, that is a good plan. Have they got scheduled sessions? At my local gym, I notice there are all-female sessions.
Yaraye
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They got mini and big group sessions. No all ladies sessions tho.
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