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[TooMacaan]

The guy you're trying to diss is reer waqooyi dhulbahante....

Nice try tho, your officer Haile Maryam Endali must be proud of your work here

There's such thing as reer waqooyi accent by dhulbahabte???How do you know which accent he specifically speaks though...and why are daroods adopting it(or is this their original accent for some?)???

 

[Abdalla]

There's such thing as reer waqooyi accent by dhulbahabte???How do you know which accent he specifically speaks though...and why are daroods adopting it(or is this their original accent for some?)???

Reer waqooyi, which means northerners, are Dir (Isaaq and Gadabursi) and Dhulbahante and Warsangeli. Please don't mention my name in your debriefings

 

[TooMacaan]

I've noticed that too, the shop next to my house is run by Eritreans and when they speak there language they sound so feminine.

Not that it would be a problem if our men spoke feminine but you need to do more research or back your claims. What do you consider "feminine" exactly? Is the British accent feminine? How about American?(which types?) Canadian? Spanish? Italian? Greek?
I doubt you've had enough experiences to make that judgement/generalization.

 

[Prince Abubu]

Reer waqooyi, which means northerners, are Dir (Isaaq and Gadabursi) and Dhulbahante and Warsangeli. Please don't mention my name in your debriefings

I like how Darood are always telling us who we are.

 

[ethan bradberry]

Not that it would be a problem if our men spoke feminine but you need to do more research or back your claims. What do you consider "feminine" exactly? Is the British accent feminine? How about American?(which types?) Canadian? Spanish? Italian? Greek?
I doubt you've had enough experiences to make that judgement/generalization.

I'm not trying to be rude I've got no problems with Eritreans and Ethiopians I'm just saying the ones who work in the shop sound feminine. It sounds very similar to this guy's voice

 

[Abdalla]

I like how Darood are always telling us who we are.

It was meant to trigger. I know which terms to use to trigger each clan.

 

[TooMacaan]

Reer waqooyi, which means northerners, are Dir (Isaaq and Gadabursi) and Dhulbahante and Warsangeli. Please don't mention my name in your debriefings

I don't mind Warsangeli but I always thought those Dhulbahantes were puntlanders or that they spoke with Xamar accent, I have much to learn it seems...
And of course your name will excluded from my report; don't even worry about it...that's the least I could do for such a helpful informant!

 

[TooMacaan]

I'm not trying to be rude I've got no problems with Eritreans and Ethiopians I'm just saying the ones who work in the shop sound feminine. It sounds very similar to this guy's voice

His voice or his accent??? Voice is an individual thing and you will not find two men in the same ethnic group with the same voice, let alone two whole countries.

Also, the guy in the video is Amhara. He speaks with a different accent than most Ethiopians let alone Eritreans(thus, not a good representative). I can also bring anecdotal evidence but Idon't understand your standards for judgment yet. And you still have not answered my previous questions about the several accents I inquired about...

 

[Abdalla]

I don't mind Warsangeli but I always thought those Dhulbahantes were puntlanders or that they spoke with Xamar accent, I have much to learn it seems...
And of course your name will excluded from my report; don't even worry about it...that's the least I could do for such a helpful informant!

Warsangelis are Puntlanders too. You suck.

But how do you know so many Somali words and clans? Are you tigrey or habesh? I just found out you were ethiopian

 

[Prince of Lasanod]

I'm not trying to be rude I've got no problems with Eritreans and Ethiopians I'm just saying the ones who work in the shop sound feminine. It sounds very similar to this guy's voice

Sudanese girls are so fine man

 

[Abdalla]

I'm not trying to be rude I've got no problems with Eritreans and Ethiopians I'm just saying the ones who work in the shop sound feminine. It sounds very similar to this guy's voice

Aside that he's a FOB, shes above his weight on so many levels. God works on mysterious ways

 

[Prince Abubu]

Aside that he's a FOB, shes above his weight on so many levels. God works on mysterious ways

She's probably taller than him as well...

 

[Apollo]

Only foreign music I like is Italian music. The Italian language is the most melodic of all.

 

[TooMacaan]

Warsangelis are Puntlanders too. You suck.

But how do you know so many Somali words and clans? Are you tigrey or habesh? I just found out you were ethiopian

Yes, I know Warsangeli are punt landers but I was saying I don't mind them so I'm not embarrassed to hear that I complimented their accent lol.
If you just found out I'm Ethiopian then what was the joke regarding the debriefings about??
And what is the difference between Tigray and Xabash...?

 

[Abdalla]

Yes, I know Warsangeli are punt landers but I was saying I don't mind them so I'm not embarrassed to hear that I complimented their accent lol.
If you just found out I'm Ethiopian then what was the joke regarding the debriefings about??
And what is the difference between Tigray and Xabash...?

Naa bax

 

[Prince of Lasanod]

Not trying to be offensive but why do you southerners have feminine voices??

I've heard a lot of southern Somalis speak and they sound nothing like the masculine northerners with that hot reer waqooyi accent.

 

[Prince Abubu]

Only foreign music I like is Italian music. The Italian language is the most melodic of all.

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[Prince of Lasanod]

There's such thing as reer waqooyi accent by dhulbahabte???How do you know which accent he specifically speaks though...and why are daroods adopting it(or is this their original accent for some?)???

Dhulbahante used to live in roughly 1/3rd of Somaliland, and Ogaden used to live in around 1/3rd of Somaliland, it was only until the British came that the Isaaq clan were empowered. They were given weapons and guns, and rewarded for their loyalty to the British whilst we had our own state called the Dervish that was the last African state to be colonized. Before that, they used to live near mountains far from any other clan. So this "Reer Waqooyi" thing is non sense.

 

[Prince Abubu]

Dhulbahante used to live in roughly 1/3rd of Somaliland, and Ogaden used to live in around 1/3rd of Somaliland, it was only until the British came that the Isaaq clan were empowered. They were given weapons and guns, and rewarded for their loyalty to the British whilst we had our own state called the Dervish that was the last African state to be colonized.

Stop talking shit.

 

[TooMacaan]

Dhulbahante used to live in roughly 1/3rd of Somaliland, and Ogaden used to live in around 1/3rd of Somaliland, it was only until the British came that the Isaaq clan were empowered. They were given weapons and guns, and rewarded for their loyalty to the British whilst we had our own state called the Dervish that was the last African state to be colonized. Before that, they used to live near mountains far from any other clan. So this "Reer Waqooyi" thing is non sense.

Lol, I'm so confused rn...why am I hearing opposing accounts?? I feel like this is your disinformation plot or something lol.
Are you Dhulbahante by the way? And what accent do you speak with? (if you don't mind, can you also link a video with someone speaking with your type of accent?)