Puppy love in Somali
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salma saluuni
For the thrill💃🏽
“Aabe sonkor ah” that threw me tf off 
inflorescence
The Horn ~~~
You trust Somali Google translate ?
No but I use it for fun
I’m gonna use these for fun now thank you my nigga
inflorescence
The Horn ~~~
I think jacayl eey= doggy style is a better translation imho 
The puppy love is wrong lol and can y’all make your images a bit smaller shit takes the whole screen away
No they’re not if they are used as hunters or for farm defense or if your blind then they are halal
al-Mu'tamid المعتمد
عِشْ مَا شِئْتَ فَإِنَّكَ مَيِّتٌ
trust me google translate is broken
I think now there is no halal way other than shepherdnimo that u can keep a dog
I read this answer of a question about keeping dogs and it said that these days there is all of this technology and alarms that they took the role of dogs in protecting the house so dogs are no longer in need
Lol there are still millions of farmers around the world bro and millions that are blind and millions that still hunt
I said shepherdnimo and there are alternative options for blind people
a visual representation of hoyo maatlo vocab
that works, but is there even a somali word for strawberry? I feel like there is none people just call it isstraowberri lol
Somalis are not an empathetic humans, instead they are the opposite , it is non existent to discover affectionate expression in their vocabulary hence there's literally no translation for "puppy love"
Google Translate does not provide an accurate interpretation so expect grammatical errors and infeasible answers.
But although there are few cases that history had recorded and the outsiders documenting the rudimentary lifestyles of the Nomadic Somalis encountered a mysterious marginalised group despite these people not being popular today nor nowhere mainstream, some still carry on the their tradition
The culture is called Eey-Sooran is very common in the Jubbas similar to puppy love but instead it means dog owner .
are you familiar with the Eeyle sub-clan, nah I bet a thousand Rands that you're unfamiliar of their hundreds years of traditions and customs which was taking care of Shepard dogs raising young pups.
I'm not particularly from that clan but also several clans along the riverbanks (excluding Daaroods and Hawiye)
grew up with dogs , my family and distant relatives owned several Shepard dogs, capturing hyenas and taming leopards for generations in Somalia before the civil war , integrated pups were in our lives collecting them from the cities where they were poisoned by people , mostly it was to protect and guard our livestocks and substinence farms from the hoarding thieves that were the main reasons since razor barb wire fences didn't protect these mooryaans but a dog would make them shit their pants, also the sole purpose was guiding the cattles when herding , my father AUN took this stray pup off the streets , we named him Samatar Yare , a loyal family dog used to play with and throw a stick and it come back , it was there even during the civil war , he followed us and died near the Kenyan border .
Me and my brother buried him as he was the last family we ever had left .
Google Translate does not provide an accurate interpretation so expect grammatical errors and infeasible answers.
But although there are few cases that history had recorded and the outsiders documenting the rudimentary lifestyles of the Nomadic Somalis encountered a mysterious marginalised group despite these people not being popular today nor nowhere mainstream, some still carry on the their tradition
The culture is called Eey-Sooran is very common in the Jubbas similar to puppy love but instead it means dog owner .
are you familiar with the Eeyle sub-clan, nah I bet a thousand Rands that you're unfamiliar of their hundreds years of traditions and customs which was taking care of Shepard dogs raising young pups.
I'm not particularly from that clan but also several clans along the riverbanks (excluding Daaroods and Hawiye)
grew up with dogs , my family and distant relatives owned several Shepard dogs, capturing hyenas and taming leopards for generations in Somalia before the civil war , integrated pups were in our lives collecting them from the cities where they were poisoned by people , mostly it was to protect and guard our livestocks and substinence farms from the hoarding thieves that were the main reasons since razor barb wire fences didn't protect these mooryaans but a dog would make them shit their pants, also the sole purpose was guiding the cattles when herding , my father AUN took this stray pup off the streets , we named him Samatar Yare , a loyal family dog used to play with and throw a stick and it come back , it was there even during the civil war , he followed us and died near the Kenyan border .
Me and my brother buried him as he was the last family we ever had left .
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And to guard the house and child
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