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I say soco never knew it was specifically af-maay though
Personally use Bisad but I've heard nyaanyuur being used, kinda funny "Nyan", is the Japanese word for "meow"
source is:
Somali Resources - Google Drive
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I’m fluent in af-mai
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Weird that there is so many words for cat in somali. Could this possibly highlight a culture that was obsessed with cats in the past?View attachment 339370
Personally use Bisad but I've heard nyaanyuur being used, kinda funny "Nyan", is the Japanese word for "meow"
source is:
Somali Resources - Google Drive
I've heard of Mukulaal and we do use curre in the north for male cats, bashoo is the oromo word for cat, dummu/bissa is the word for cat in Afar.
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Ancient Egyptians Believed Cats Had 'Divine Energy'
But that doesn't mean they worshipped them.
science.howstuffworks.com
Probably some kind of relic from our north East African afroasiatic past. I wonder if Nubians had similar mythology around cats?
how do you say happiness in af maayI’m fluent in af-mai
I’m not fluent I lied fr I just said that cause I say yaanyuur
i also say mukulaal when I feel like it
IKHALIIL
Suldhaanka
Dareer is af maay
Indhaha kala fur
IKHALIIL
Suldhaanka
I use mukuleel (not mukulaal) a lot and yaanyuur super rarelyView attachment 339370
Personally use Bisad but I've heard nyaanyuur being used, kinda funny "Nyan", is the Japanese word for "meow"
source is:
Somali Resources - Google Drive
Why does the first af maay word sound like the sound (inyoow) that kids who don't want to follow your orders say in xamar and why does the second af maay word start with a N unlike yaanyuur?
It means open your eyes as in you're not paying attention to what you're readingI wear glasses warya don’t insult my lack of vision
I was not refering to your
