How do you say these words?

[Dalmoor]

Sounds like the word elbow and hebalo combined

I thought you knew more somali than me.

 

[Saalax Bidaar]

Ok, quick questions


What do you say/use the word burp in somali language?
(Daac/Daaco)
Also puke/throw up?

(Matag)
Also the word "nauseous"?

(Laba labo/Yalaalugo

What do you say for kick/kicking? (1) Laad (2)darbo (3) haraanti

Laad/darbee/haraanti all mean the same pretty much
Let's see those who know somali

 

[Saalax Bidaar]

What is the meaning of Halbowlaha? Superbowl?



Ok, I know the meaning, didn't know it in the past. I searched it and got the meaning.:siilaanyolaugh:

What is it? Halbowlaha

Halbowlaha is like a artery

 

[Dalmoor]

Yeah I am, still no idea.

Caano and caato come to mind though

Ok, Imma tell you what it means and how I've heard it like

Caado means when a girl is in menstrual period. Like dhiig and those stuffs


Caado/caadada as in plural also means something habitual or kinda usual things that happens almost all the time

 

[Dalmoor]

@Saalax Bidaar Damn dude! You're doing good so far, but the hell is yalaalugu?

 

[Saalax Bidaar]

@Saalax Bidaar Damn dude! You're doing good so far, but the hell is yalaalugu?

Yalaalugo is feeling nauseous
Have you ever taken a bite off piece of fatty/oily meat and felt like nauseous? that feeling has its own term it is called Laqanyo/waa ku laqanyooday

So in a sense laqanyo/labalabo/Yalaalugo mean the same thing

 

[Dalmoor]

@kickz I once said Caado in front of a girl, she thought I was talking about her. She looked at me and said saqajaan waaxid.


I was confused af and said to her, what did I say that offended you

She said you were talking about dhiig as in caado, when girls undergo menstrual cycle. I was like, "bro wtf". That's when I learned the other meaning of the word caado. I eventually told her that I wasn't talking about that

 

[Dalmoor]

Yalaalugo is feeling nauseous
Have you ever taken a bite off piece of fatty/oily meat and felt like nauseous? that feeling has its own term it is called Laqanyo/waa ku laqanyooday

So in a sense laqanyo/labalabo/Yalaalugo mean the same thing

I knew it was like a synonym, but the word seemed like a Japanese name to me

 

[kickz]

@kickz I once said Caado in front of a girl, she thought I was talking about her. She looked at me and said saqajaan waaxid.


I was confused af and said to her, what did I say that offended you

She said you were talking about dhiig as in caado, when girls undergo menstrual cycle. I was like, "bro wtf". That's when I learned the other meaning of the word caado. I eventually told her that I wasn't talking about that

Embarrassing

 

[Dalmoor]

Embarrassing

Deep down I knew that she felt ambarrassed that she exposed herself as she was most likely having a dhiig period

 

[Dalmoor]

Embarrassing

I learned the hard way stop laffing blease

 

[kickz]

I learned the hard way stop laffing blease

Surprised she knew the word, must've been a FOB

 

[Dalmoor]

Surprised she knew the word, must've been a FOB

FOBs know the language more than us sometimes. I know somali language pretty well rn

 

[kickz]

FOBs know the language more than us sometimes. I know somali language pretty well rn

Well I would expect them to know it better, since its all they speak though

 

[Dalmoor]

Man! This language needs revision fr

I don't wanna see my future offspring getting embarrassed after they uttered one word in front of a xaliimo

 

[Dalmoor]

Well I would expect them to know it better, since its all they speak though

Let's say I know more somali than them. Let's just imagine we know more somali than Fobs

 

[HanadR6]

Kubbad
Musqusha
Jelaato
Habaryar
Bisad
Canjeero
Kullun
Digaag

 

[a y a n]

Do you say baabuur, bawoor or gaari?

banooni or kubbad?

musqusha or suuliga?

jelaato or is krrim?? (authubilah)

habo or habaryar

bisad or yanyuur

laxoox or canjeero

kallun or mallay

digaag or doro

both baabuur and gaari
banooni
musqusha
jelaato
habaryar
yanyuur
canjeero
and doro