Most of Somalia was a italian colony and you won't here of anyone speacking italy or road signs being Italian or kids being taught Italian but in djibouti it's the opposit
Ok, pizza, mamma mia, forchetta.
Is it enough?
Or you want sumn more
Suugo/Sugo: (Italian for "Sauce")
4. Borsa/Borsa: (Italian for "Bag")
5. Jalaato/Gelato: (Italian for "Ice Cream")
6. ??Makinad/Macchina: (Italian for "Machine")
7. Bistoolad/Pistola: (Italian for "Pistol")
8. Shukulaato= chocolate
Buundo/Ponte: (Italian for "Bridge"
2. Fiyoore/Fiore: (Italian for "Flower")
3. Zona/Zona: (Italian for "Zone")
4. Farmaajo/Formaggio=cheese![]()
The more you knowMy cousins speak it fluently.
But they have lived in Italy since the 80s
Damn didn't know all that was Italian![]()
The more you know
= cheese
Don’t worry. Northern dialects tend to have more native Somali words.Looked it up and found a couple more
Fargeeto
Armaajo
Shukamaan/asciugamano
Doolshe
Istaraasho
Buskuleeti
Kastuumo
Salooto
Okiyaal/occhiali
Had no idea we had so many Italian loan words![]()