Yh I'm not too familiar with his story, however it is interesting to see the effort he has put into learning jiddu. Maybe due to him being born in Kuntuwaarey he felt a obligation to contribute somehow.Man, kudos to this guy. Seems to have put on alot of effort to preserve Af Jiido, even though he didn’t have to.
Seems to be the son of some NGO workers and has stayed in touch with somalis ever since.
It’s a sister language of Somali, not Somali but related. Different phonology and syntax and more resembling oromo tongue. Probably due to the fact that the oromos used to be present in those parts during the Middle Ages.Af jiddu lowkey sounds like Afaan Oromo
Without the oromo influence it would be like what Spanish is to Portuguese.It’s a sister language of Somali, not Somali but related. Different phonology and syntax and more resembling oromo tongue. Probably due to the fact that the oromos used to be present in those parts during the Middle Ages.