White women discuss the struggles of being married to Faraax.

[yibir]

I've found the closest thing to a Somali girl without touching a bidaar hiding xalimo, a habeshi girl.

I met her halfway through university, but my mom is secretly hoping i find myself a somali girl. Whenever we discuss it, my dad stands behind my mom and gives me this expression. I know my dad is not against it because he is not saying nothing against it. Im just looking forward to my brother that studies on the other side of the country explains his relationship with a timo jilax

 

[GlitzyCue_]

I always knew walanweyn speak ooga booga language
can someone plz translate what she Said there

She basically said dummy

 

[GlitzyCue_]

somali parents are verbally abusive. from my experience, reer waqooye parents are hostile to their children, reer Djibouti been the worst. My hooyo used to verbally abuse us whenever she had a shitty day. Swear words and habaar ( siilka hooyada was, aabaha was, farakh, , siil cas, qalad kugudhacday, etc..) were sometimes used in daily conversations.
Reer xamarawi parents on the other hand are pretty shill and easygoing from my experience

Maybe it's a northern thing I heard plenty of cuss words growing up

 

[Luna]

somali parents are verbally abusive. from my experience, reer waqooye parents are hostile to their children, reer Djibouti been the worst. My hooyo used to verbally abuse us whenever she had a shitty day. Swear words and habaar ( siilka hooyada was, aabaha was, farakh, , siil cas, qalad kugudhacday, etc..) were sometimes used in daily conversations.
Reer xamarawi parents on the other hand are pretty shill and easygoing from my experience

I've heard all of these except that. Wtf???
I knew a habaryar who would always say abaha wass to her kids and an adheer who would always habaar everyone especially his kids. Of course they were Northerners.

 

[Mercury]

Their mothers are disrespectful bunch, calling their daughters .

There was a woman in karamel mall, she kept calling her son bastard, like hey bastard come here, I hate this bastard, this bastard is always giving me a headache. I laughed at her and she got offended and asked me why I laughed, I told her you're just dissing yourself, if your child is a bastard then it's your fault for not know his father, she said his father is at the mosque, I still laughed at her and called her stupid.


We have idiots like her in our society. And she will cry when her son grows up and joins gangs.

Ive seen these behaviour before back home we got this neighbour who lives with her husband and 3 boys 2 she gave birth to the Third kid is the Eldest by a few years and hes from the dads previous marriage

Im suprised her husband dont know how she treats him cause the whole neighbourhood knows

One time her 2 sons walked out of the house going to school and the Third wanted to tag along she yelled at him where you think youre going you fat bastard youre to dumb to go to school get inside and clean the house

 

[Hybrid]

Maybe it's a northern thing I heard plenty of cuss words growing up

What part of Somalia are you from ?

 

[Hybrid]

I've heard all of these except that. Wtf???
I knew a habaryar who would always say abaha wass to her kids and an adheer who would always habaar everyone especially his kids. Of course they were Northerners.

swearing is normally related to reer Djibouti personality. When I'd go to somaliland during the summer, the locals were always appalled by the way I swear and curse in everyday conversation

 

[GlitzyCue_]

What part of Somalia are you from ?

Puntland and south Somalia

 

[Strawberryshuffle]

Ive seen these behaviour before back home we got this neighbour who lives with her husband and 3 boys 2 she gave birth to the Third kid is the Eldest by a few years and hes from the dads previous marriage

Im suprised her husband dont know how she treats him cause the whole neighbourhood knows

One time her 2 sons walked out of the house going to school and the Third wanted to tag along she yelled at him where you think youre going you fat bastard youre to dumb to go to school get inside and clean the house

Naagtaas ha la garaaco... How can she treat him like that.

 

[ALittleBitItalian]

my parents, or in particular my mom, used to roast me a lot. I think it's a somali thing

 

[GlitzyCue_]

swearing is normally related to reer Djibouti personality. When I'd go to somaliland during the summer, the locals were always appalled by the way I swear and curse in everyday conversation

Are you isaaq?

 

[.279]

swearing is normally related to reer Djibouti personality. When I'd go to somaliland during the summer, the locals were always appalled by the way I swear and curse in everyday conversation

What's your clan saaxib?

 

[GlitzyCue_]

my parents, or in particular my mom, used to roast me a lot. I think it's a somali thing

Yup whenever they get frustrated or mad they start hurling cuss words

 

[Hybrid]

Are you isaaq?

What's your clan saaxib?

Yes im isaaq

 

[GlitzyCue_]

Yes im isaaq

 

[bluebird]

Maybe it's a northern thing I heard plenty of cuss words growing up

Its not really a southern northern difference more like a reer magaal vs reer baadiyo. City parents are nicer

 

[Mercury]

Naagtaas ha la garaaco... How can she treat him like that.

Cause shes his step mother theres many like here they treat their own kids better than the one their husband got from another woman

Look at polygamous marriages their kids get in fights

 

[agnes]

I haven't heard anyone cuss but I know people that will spit some inkaar bars at you if you cross them.

 

[Agent 47]

Why are they offended by ? They're the most sharmuut race in the world.

 

[hindhisle]

I've found the closest thing to a Somali girl without touching a bidaar hiding xalimo, a habeshi girl.

I met her halfway through university, but my mom is secretly hoping i find myself a somali girl. Whenever we discuss it, my dad stands behind my mom and gives me this expression. I know my dad is not against it because he is not saying nothing against it. Im just looking forward to my brother that studies on the other side of the country explains his relationship with a timo jilax

Maasha allah, you have joined beel weynta PAHG