Little Somali Girls and The way they speak

[Qeelbax]

I’ve seen very young somali girls, I’m talking elementary school and even kindergarten age speak like grown women in a cat fight.
Once we had a new fob family that came to America and their daughter was like 4-5 years old and she spoke in such a foul way. In Galkaceyo when I was visiting family, the little girls were wilding.

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[Khanderson]

One thing I find Somali women unattractive is their masculine energy.

 

[Encroacher]

One thing I find Somali women unattractive is their masculine energy.

It's pretty common these days, it's like you're skukaansiying another farax sometimes

 

[Sophisticate]

It depends on the location and the Somali subculture. For example, I don't often hear as many vulgarities in Borama.

 

[Khanderson]

@Qeelbax and @Sophisticate

ghetto culture has been broadcasted even in entertainment: social media, movies and music.

it‘s not only effecting the black youth but also other demographics.

Their speaking skills and profanity has been normalised.

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[Angelina]

@Qeelbax and @Sophisticate

ghetto culture has been broadcasted even in entertainment: social media, movies and music.

it‘s not only effecting the black youth but also other demographics.

Their speaking skills and profanity has been normalised.

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What does ghetto culture have to do with a young child back home raised in Somalia in a traditional manner?

 

[Khanderson]

What does ghetto culture have to do with a young child back home raised in Somalia in a traditional manner?

Apology for my derailing.

I didn’t read the thread clearly.

 

[asveros]

probably got it from their mothers constantly bickering and backbiting other women.

 

[Sophisticate]

@Qeelbax and @Sophisticate

ghetto culture has been broadcasted even in entertainment: social media, movies and music.

it‘s not only effecting the black youth but also other demographics.

Their speaking skills and profanity has been normalised.

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I don't think this type of language is universal. In my everyday interactions, I sparingly hear people utter a slew of curse words. It only happens on rare occasions or when there is some serious mental illness. In certain cases, individuals have experienced traumatic brain injuries or have neurological disorders (i.e., aphasia and Tourettes).

Children imitate the adults they are around, so that's a reflection of their environment.

 

[Dansal]

I’ve seen very young somali girls, I’m talking elementary school and even kindergarten age speak like grown women in a cat fight.
Once we had a new fob family that came to America and their daughter was like 4-5 years old and she spoke in such a foul way. In Galkaceyo when I was visiting family, the little girls were wilding.

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No wonder some morthers haul unspeakable insults to their children. Closer look at social media, when two Halimos are beefing they will insult each other to the core. We fail as a community to incalculate values & mannerism in children and equate profanity as being smart or tough.

 

[Dooyo]

No wonder some morthers haul unspeakable insults to their children. Closer look at social media, when two Halimos are beefing they will insult each other to the core. We fail as a community to incalculate values & mannerism in children and equate profanity as being smart or tough.

Just as there are ghetto Somalis, there are also well-mannered Somalis. My mother would go hysterical if she heard someone say "stupid" in the house. As previously mentioned in the thread, it depends on the location and/or subculture.

 

[J-Rasta]

What does ghetto culture have to do with a young child back home raised in Somalia in a traditional manner?

You'd be surprised, children back home can roast you and turn you into a grilled chicken. No kidding. This is true. But like many said it depends on the region, the dialect and subculture. So it's not everywhere in Somalia, where you hear slur words, but young people in general tend to think 10 years ahead of their age. I agree I don't understand where ghetto vernacular words goes hand in hand with a child raised in a traditional Somali household. You have to understand that Somalis outside of Somalia and Somalis in Somalia have a different upbringing.

 

[Khanderson]

@asveros and @J-Rasta

I’ve always been out and about with my mother.

she talks to me in English; when she speaks Somali especially to her Friends; she’s never the same again.

Their speaking skills is passive aggressive.

 

[Marshall D Abdi]

Had discussion about this and to why younh somalis in diaspora have no manners when talking and we can trace to their parents swearing a litteral Hooyo saying hoyada was to her own kids nigga wtf

maybe its not much thing but later on it will effect ur children and their behavior

 

[KaiMarvin]

It depends on the location and the Somali subculture. For example, I don't often hear as many vulgarities in Borama.

They are no different in Borama. Used to

tutor my cousin's kids and both the girls and boys would say the foulset stuff to one another. And I blame it on schools cuz one dibjir cunug can corrupt 6-5 good kids just because they share a class. Homeschooling is way

 

[Sophisticate]

They are no different in Borama. Used to

tutor my cousin's kids and both the girls and boys would say the foulset stuff to one another. And I blame it on schools cuz one dibjir cunug can corrupt 6-5 good kids just because they share a class. Homeschooling is way

I haven't noticed this problem when I visited.

 

[Khanderson]

I don't think this type of language is universal. In my everyday interactions, I sparingly hear people utter a slew of curse words. It only happens on rare occasions or when there is some serious mental illness. In certain cases, individuals have experienced traumatic brain injuries or have neurological disorders (i.e., aphasia and Tourettes).

Children imitate the adults they are around, so that's a reflection of their environment.

True.

however as ive said: these type of behaviour are now being broadcasted.

but I don’t want to derail the thread. I’ll talk about these type of subject in a up coming thread of mine.

 

[Man with a garuun]

I’ve seen very young somali girls, I’m talking elementary school and even kindergarten age speak like grown women in a cat fight.
Once we had a new fob family that came to America and their daughter was like 4-5 years old and she spoke in such a foul way. In Galkaceyo when I was visiting family, the little girls were wilding.

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