Reer Mudug Dialect

Northern Swordsman

Tawxiid Alle lahaw, Talo na Alle saaro.
It’s just standard Somali. Things I would look out for include (according to my observation):

- many -ee- turn to -aa-
- strong pronouncing of dh/kh/c
- mostly turn Q-Words into Kh (qaraar (bitter) = kharaar)
- more use of -yaal pluralisation (waqoyi-galbed tend to -o or -yo)
- less “aggressive” sounding than waqoyi-galbed
- very eloquent
 
It’s just standard Somali. Things I would look out for include (according to my observation):

- many -ee- turn to -aa-
- strong pronouncing of dh/kh/c
- mostly turn Q-Words into Kh (qaraar (bitter) = kharaar)
- more use of -yaal pluralisation (waqoyi-galbed tend to -o or -yo)
- less “aggressive” sounding than waqoyi-galbed
- very eloquent
could you perhaps give an example in a sentence
 

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