Royalflush
novacane
i dont think the english language fully does justice to the depth of our consonants and vowels
for example caano- many whites and west african people cant pronounce the c and when they try its like aano. but in arabic the c is cayn which is the exact sound.
how about dhagax, instead of saying dh they say dagax, but to be fair theres no arabic equivelant for that either.
most vowels and consonants in our language are closely associated to arabic ones , and somali even used to be written in it so would it not make sense for somali to be written in it
for example caano- many whites and west african people cant pronounce the c and when they try its like aano. but in arabic the c is cayn which is the exact sound.
how about dhagax, instead of saying dh they say dagax, but to be fair theres no arabic equivelant for that either.
most vowels and consonants in our language are closely associated to arabic ones , and somali even used to be written in it so would it not make sense for somali to be written in it