How dare you waarya, I’m the proudest somali you will meet, that’s why I’m suggesting we get rid off all the loan wordswow you're a bigger self-hater than me
how do you say pineapple, mango, tomatoes, car, ice, in Somali :siilaanyolaugh:
Not denying it its just sadHow dare you waarya, I’m the proudest somali you will meet, that’s why I’m suggesting we get rid off all the loan words
how do you say pineapple, mango, tomatoes, car, ice, in Somali :siilaanyolaugh:
I think we got a few Persian words too
we also have somali words for all the arabic ones tbh, so really 100 percent somali language if you wanted to speak somali with no outside influencesWe have absolutely zero overlap with Hindi - just common words vis-a-vis Arabic
The north and Djibouti have virtually zero words from Italian
Everywhere outside of Djibouti has zero French
English is the universal language - words have a "ka" added on at the end, and presto! Somalified.
Swahili only appears in the lexicon of Somalis from our Kenyan occupied territory
Arabic has maybe 20-30%. Everything else combined across dialects is less than 20%
Please tell me a Hindi loan word except for sambuso
That is not more than 70%How dare you waarya, I’m the proudest somali you will meet, that’s why I’m suggesting we get rid off all the loan words
how do you say pineapple, mango, tomatoes, car, ice, in Somali :siilaanyolaugh:
Haaye what’s the word for pineapple then? Have I been saying pineapple wrong this whole time? And isn’t gaari and dukaan typical Somali words that are Hindi?We have zero Hindi words - just common words vis-a-vis Arabic
The north and Djibouti have virtually zero words from Italian
Everywhere outside of Djibouti has zero French
English is the universal language - words have a "ka" added on at the end, and presto! Somalified.
Swahili only appears in the lexicon of Somalis from our Kenyan occupied territory
Arabic has maybe 20-30%. Everything else combined across dialects is less than 20%
Haaye what’s the word for pineapple then? Have I been saying pineapple wrong this whole time? And isn’t gaari and dukaan typical Somali words that are Hindi?
It’s been mentioned already read the above posts, gaari, dukaan, baraaf are Hindi words. As for Swahili words like jeeko or baangad are swahili words we use im sure there are more.Tell me the words that Hindus use that we use, not hating btw I’m just curious. Plus Swahili and the others.
Lol then can’t you say that for everything else too? Why do we say we borrowed Arabic words? We can just say they are words they use and we use lol What’s the difference?Gaari and dukaan are Somali words that Hindis use lol
I need to ask my parents for help tho - I think my Somali is only about 5% better than yours :siilaanyolaugh:
It’s been mentioned already read the above posts, gaari, dukaan, baraaf are Hindi words. As for Swahili words like jeeko or baangad are swahili words we use im sure there are more.
Lol then can’t you say that for everything else too? Why do we say we borrowed Arabic words? We can just say they are words they use and we use lol What’s the difference?
We have zero Hindi words - just common words vis-a-vis Arabic
The north and Djibouti have virtually zero words from Italian
Everywhere outside of Djibouti has zero French
English is the universal language - words have a "ka" added on at the end, and presto! Somalified.
Swahili only appears in the lexicon of Somalis from our Kenyan occupied territory
Arabic has maybe 20-30%. Everything else combined across dialects is less than 20%
Please tell me a Hindi loan word except for sambuso
like I said there are loan words but you don't have to use them, babuur, orHaaye what’s the word for pineapple then? Have I been saying pineapple wrong this whole time? And isn’t gaari and dukaan typical Somali words that are Hindi?