What are some unique things about your language?

[government]

What do you mean by that, an example would be good

For example if you're gonna say I'm gonna drive in somali you will say wa wadia
While if you use verb driving it will be waiting drivegranya same with all non somali verbs except Arabic ones
All would end with granya suffix

 

[adaharari]

For example if you're gonna say I'm gonna drive in somali you will say wa wadia
While if you use verb driving it will be waiting drivegranya same with all non somali verbs except Arabic ones
All would end with granya suffix

Oh right
What does granya mean in that case

 

[government]

Oh right
What does granya mean in that case

I don't know actually. it's something I observed in the somali Language

 

[adaharari]

I don't know actually. it's something I observed in the somali Language

Also Why would 'drive' be used in Somali (the English word), or was that just an example?
Are there many verbs with no translations

 

[ሕጊ።።]

I don't know it

Yeah it's only in ours, I wouldn't expect others to know.

 

[Jjero]

I've only heard the beja language once, and that was because of this video:
What is the language actually called? Is it Beja, Bedawi..?

that sounds like japanese