gabartey instead of gabadhey?

[Baraf]

@Realist what do we say?

 

[Al Dhoobe]

@Realist what do we say?

7abeebti enti noor al 3ayni
siilaanyolaugh

 

[Gilgamesh]

Nobody says "eeyah" to our mothers, that's just too disrespectful. Naaya to our wifes is also another lie where the f*ck do you guys get this stuff.

 

[Bernie Madoff]

Nobody says "eeyah" to our mothers, that's just too disrespectful. Naaya to our wifes is also another lie where the f*ck do you guys get this stuff.

Cmon those its coming from a person who has never stepped foot in SL listening stories from there hutu relatives

 

[Al Dhoobe]

@TheUnderTaker we say eeyahe..it's not the same ey or ay as dog if that's what you guys are thinking

I haven't heaed many western SL say eeyahe to mom's but the east waa normal.

 

[Hitman]

@Realist what do we say?

We say gawartaay. And yes, that's with a w instead of a b.

 

[Hitman]

NO that is specifically Hargeisa lingo. They don't even use the word hoyoo they say eeyah

Eeyah? What the f*ck is that? Nayaa sheegato aa tahay... Are you sure you're not Xabash or something? Maybe you're from that tribe called 'Eelaay'. Wax kale aa nuu keenti waryaa.

 

[Sixth]

"Nayaa/Eyaahe" is a squad thing between somali women.
When someone else says it

 

['Omar]

Cmon those its coming from a person who has never stepped foot in SL listening stories from there hutu relatives

The word eeyaahe is used in SL.
I've heard it countless times.

 

[Gilgamesh]

@TheUnderTaker we say eeyahe..it's not the same ey or ay as dog if that's what you guys are thinking

I haven't heaed many western SL say eeyahe to mom's but the east waa normal.

You guys actually say that to you mothers coolio

My mom would kill me before I even got a chance to utter that......It just sounds so wrong wallahi, you niggas need to fix up

 

[Bernie Madoff]

The word eeyaahe is used in SL.
I've heard it countless times.

Not my part of SL like dhoobe said its out in the east side not west

 

['Omar]

Not my part of SL like dhoobe said its out in the east side not west

It was in hargeysa but, he is probably right.

 

[Al Dhoobe]

It was in hargeysa but, he is probably right.

Ppl say it there too, cuz everyone lives there. But it's more of an eastern thing...

To call the wifey "Naaheedhe" is said and is just like saying naaya and it's used everywhere in SL and parts of kilika shanaad. F the sweet talk we're geel jireyaal, save the afmacaan for xamar

 

['Omar]

Ppl say it there too, cuz everyone lives there. But it's more of an eastern thing...

To call the wifey "Naaheedhe" is said and is just like saying naaya and it's used everywhere in SL and parts of kilika shanaad. F the sweet talk we're geel jireyaal, save the afmacaan for xamar

Yeah, waan is idhi.

 

[BebsiBolice]

u mean ayo? (may may for mother?)

No I've heard eeyahe. It sort of sounds like dog.

 

[BebsiBolice]

Yeah we say eeyaahe when calling females usually wifey sometimes mother, and its mostly used in east SL. We never say "naagtey" to our wifey tho

What does it mean? Isn't it disrespectful? Why not say hoyo because eeyahe sounds like dog.

 

[BebsiBolice]

I never heard the word eyah in my life

Many people from SL are already confirming it. Know your lingo warya.

 

[Bernie Madoff]

Many people from SL are already conforming it. Know your lingo warya.

Well its part of east SL lingo im from the west. If i said something like that to my hoyoo i would catch a karbash

 

[Al Dhoobe]

What does it mean? Isn't it disrespectful? Why not say hoyo because eeyahe sounds like dog.

eeyahe is more used for mother than wife and it's not a term of disrespect per-se. It's suppose to be used for older women. It's like when cadaan ppl say "my old lady" when referring to their wifey

A grown man calling " hooyo" out loud in public is looked at as funny

 

[Gibiin-Udug]

eeyahe is more used for mother than wife and it's not a term of disrespect per-se. It's suppose to be used for older women. It's like when cadaan ppl say "my old lady" when referring to their wifey

A grown man calling " hooyo" out loud in public is looked at as funny

Eeyahe is disrespectful.


Nothing wrong with saying Hooyo. You're never too old for your hooyo.

I call mine mommy, or mother in public lool. I also use hooyo too.