What do you think sxb @Soconmayso Jirjirooni
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Somalis Are Throwing Away Their Own And Adapting Another Says A User
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What do you think sxb @Soconmayso Jirjirooni
Most of what he said is already used in South Somalia except fuud which I never knewYou don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
What is in the water for swedish somalis to move like this
I agree but we should preserve our ancient words as the English have done for historical research
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I just use qaro and qaado from that list.
Same, some of the other ones I use interchangeably and some of them I know but are weird to use
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Tf is xabxab iyo gambar?
The somelinelanders stay making up somali words
The somelinelanders stay making up somali words
Having Arabic derived words means nothing, even Spanish and Italian have Arabic derived words and nobody complains. Of course for many of these words we have pure Somali word BUT in this day an age the somali word and the Arabic derived one can have slightly different meanings. For example if say Kursi i mean any chair, if I day Gambar I'm specifically talking about the traditional Somali small stool/ chair
Also never heard anyone saying Malqacad instead of Qaado or XabXab instead of Qare.
Also faa'ido has a different meaning than helid. Helid is to find something, faa'ido is to utilize something to the best.
How would you use the term helid in the phrase "ilmaha waa in aay ka faa'iidaystaan fursadaha aay leeyihiin" ( children should use the opportunities they have). How would you use helid instead of Faa'ido ?
Also faa'ido has a different meaning than helid. Helid is to find something, faa'ido is to utilize something to the best.
How would you use the term helid in the phrase "ilmaha waa in aay ka faa'iidaystaan fursadaha aay leeyihiin" ( children should use the opportunities they have). How would you use helid instead of Faa'ido ?
Somalis do preserve it, they usually start using 2 words that have similar meaning for different things. Like Wadno and Qalbi. The former is used to refer to Organ member usually used in medical sense and Qalbi in more romantic way.
They should write all these words down and
I see his point
Even if they did preserve it, Noman French is now basically ingrained in the mordern English language. The list of Norman French words still used to this day is staggering wallahi.
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The point is not to try and reintegrate it, languages change, it's to preserve it for historical research
I agree with the guy, the word for foreigner we mostly is literally borrowed from another language while we have indigenous word for it already. Stupid if you ask me. Any loanword who has somali equilavent should not be used. Its logical to have loanwords to stuff introduced to us by others like football ( banooni), fridge ( firinjaar).
Still we should in the future have an agency in the future who creates somali words like in the kacaan government. Im not opposed to loanwords, every language has it, but us somalis have loanwords while clearly having a somali equilevant.
Still we should in the future have an agency in the future who creates somali words like in the kacaan government. Im not opposed to loanwords, every language has it, but us somalis have loanwords while clearly having a somali equilevant.
The normans conqured england that's why many of the nobility only talked french untill the 1500s
We need to full Somalisize our languague, thank the arabs, then throw it out!
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