Somaliland vs Somali dialect.

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I found a PDF version online and bookmarked it on my laptop. Will start reading it soon. It is also trilogy. And there are two other books after it. One of them is called Pandemonium and the other Requiem.



PS: Sweet of you looking out for your cuz, no wonder she said I will be reported to her for any infraction, this is what she meant



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There's 2 more. That's great news! Will hopefully read them when I get a break in studies. It's funny all my favourite books are trilogies. Check out Steig Larsson next if you run out of reading material.

Haha if you havent done anything wrong, you got nothing to worry about.
 

Dhay Geel

"Aar kow Dheh"
Black - medow
White - cadaan
Red - casaan
Blue - buluug
Navy blue - buluug maaray
Green - cagaar/ doog
Yellow - huruudi
Orange - limi
Purple - sawsani
Pink - basali/ xabxabi
Grey - sibidhi
Gold - dahabi
Cream - xareed
Light blue - boodhe
 
There's 2 more. That's great news! Will hopefully read them when I get a break in studies. It's funny all my favourite books are trilogies. Check out Steig Larsson next if you run out of reading material.

Haha if you havent done anything wrong, you got nothing to worry about.


Thanks Hillaac. I will write my take on the book after I finish reading it. At the thread "Strange books"?... Will check out that writer you mentioned as well..

PS: The Cushitic One was ignoring me, so I wanted her to say hello by throwing that comment out there lol .... She has pride so I would not toy with her like that and be silly.


I am saving up for meher, her weight in Gold. I tell ya, it ain't easy but I will get there.
 
Baabuur is neither Hindi nor Arabic, but Somali. Car in Arabic is Sayaarah and in hindi it's Gadhii.:ayaanswag:

I'm pretty sure it's Arabic maybe just not commonly used. For example the word for horse is faras in Somali and that is also an Arabic word, although most of them would use and be more familiar with the word hisan unless they're well learned in Arabic.
 
:birdman:It's Ramadan. I'm tryna inaan ajar shaqaysto and make it to heaven:siilaanyosmile:
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Because anyone with a brain can recognise the meaning depending on the context. "Muraayadahayga ayaan gashaneyaa". "I'm putting on my glasses." Also, glass is usually called quraarad.

Right like how in the English we know glass is one thing and glasses are another.
 
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