Do you parents not speak somali or is the language to fancy for themI suspect he said m something fucked up? But then he called me edo so maybe not.
Does everyone you know know how to write and speak Somali? I rarely get a chance to use it. I go days without speaking a word of it. My spoken Somali is neither here nor there and I can't pronounce some things, but I notice myself starting to try writing it more on here.
Lol thank you. I'm sorry I thought you were dissing me
why don't people here communicate in somali?
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"You said write in Somali edo", the rest is lost in translation.
its probably because somalis make sure that their children speak somali at home. I think that most are able to write semi-fluently because they can format the phonetic spoken language with the written language due to somali being latinised. It explains why somalis write words differently as the written words can be implemented subjectively. e.g. gurriga iso guriga. I rarely speak somali these days, so i feel you. kkk
Does everyone you know know how to write and speak Somali? I rarely get a chance to use it. I go days without speaking a word of it. My spoken Somali is neither here nor there and I can't pronounce some things, but I notice myself starting to try writing it more on here.
Does everyone you know know how to write and speak Somali? I rarely get a chance to use it. I go days without speaking a word of it. My spoken Somali is neither here nor there and I can't pronounce some things, but I notice myself starting to try writing it more on here.
Lol thank you. I'm sorry I thought you were dissing me
I would rather be fondling that hair of yours and sing "just the two of us". I would not insult a woman. I am cool with the ladies.
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They speak and understand both. When I speak to my parents its in a mixture of Somali and English that's overpowered by English tbh, probably 80/20 or 90/10. They tried the whole no English in the house thing but that died a quick death.
Oh my parents rarely talk in English inside the house. And my dad never speaks in English unless he's angry that's when I know I'm in trouble
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Af soomaali maad soo baran markaad dhaqan celis ahayd?
Af soomaali maad soo baran markaad dhaqan celis ahayd?
They are busy chasing houses and alcohol when they go back to Somalia for Dhaqan celis. Most of them at least.
Saqajaanimadii halkan yaa meesheedii laga sii wadaa inta badan.
i swear fam.
. there is more saqajaanimo back home. The alcohol there is shit apparently, they import shitty ethiopian beers.The different vowels are due to regional dialect. Sometimes letter or letters are cut out of words and they are all legit. Example:
- Maxaa tiri?
- Maxaad tidhi?
- Xaa Tiri
The word "Maxaa" is written in three different ways. Somalis back home would have no issue understanding all. But the standard is "Maxaa" or "Maxaad" , the one you would see in books and articles. The variant words or ones missing a letter or two from the same word is just regional dialect.
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Welgai ma aheen dhaqan celisAf soomaali maad soo baran markaad dhaqan celis ahayd?
i swear fam.
They get through their cell phones
These are teens who grew up in Somalia.
is blocked in Somalia what are you talking aboutThey get through their cell phones
true shit. Ive noticed that the waqooyi and the galbeed regions speak in the more formal, rigid style. more textbook. The wariyes on tv use the waqooyi dialect.
They download it on their computers using vpn, then save it on their phones before distributing it to other somalis for cash. solid business plan to capitalise on horny teens.
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Yes, but kids find different ways to access it. It was a big issue one time teens who raped a girl were found to have been accessing and acted similar to what they watched.
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