How do you say these words?

[GBTarmy]

the funniest somali word has to be kuuleey cali banjar

 

[embarassing]

baabuur, bawoor or gaari? - both baabuur/gaari... is bawoor a real word? sounds like a mispronunciation of baabuur.

banooni or kubbad? - both

musqusha or suuliga? - musqul

jelaato or is krrim?? (authubilah) - for ice cream? gelato

habo or habaryar - both

bisad or yanyuur - yanyuur/mukulaal

laxoox or canjeero - canjeero

kallun or mallay - both

digaag or doro - digaag

 

[kickz]

(Mukalaal) lmaoo

I think the right way to say is mukulaal

We need to have a national spelling bee in SOmalia,
even the judges would have different spellings

 

[Dalmoor]

the funniest somali word has to be kuuleey cali banjar

Hedgehog?

Some call it kuuley/kùule only, while others say its full abtirsi KCB( kuuley Cali banjar)

 

[bluebird]

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

Gaari
Banooni
Musqusha
Es kariin
Habaryar
Canjeero
Malay
Yanyur
Doro

 

[kickz]

@henni a couple more to add to OP;

Irid or albaab

dirshid or daaqad

mawss or muus

 

[Kodeen]

I'm sorry, but anyone that says bawoor needs to climb back up their trees

 

[Dalmoor]

@henni a couple more to add to OP;

Irid or albaab

dirshid or daaqad

mawss or muus

Irid or albaabka - both, but I say iridda fur, or albaabka fur, there is also another word I use, which is illin/illinka=door


dirshid or daaqad - Both, but I spell and pronounce dirshad as diriishad. Daaqad, as daaqad, also shubaakah/d when I'm talking to a somaarabic person


Mawss or muus - I only use moos, Is that mawss, a pronunciation of the word moos?

 

[GBTarmy]

Hedgehog?

Some call it kuuley/kùule only, while others say its full abtirsi KCB( kuuley Cali banjar)

you should have seen my face when I heard that word(long version) and was like

I couldn't stop laughing lol it sounds so silly is it just me?

 

[kickz]

Irid or albaabka - both, but I say iridda fur, or albaabka fur, there is also another word I use, which is illin/illinka=door


dirshid or daaqad - Both, but I spell and pronounce dirshad as diriishad. Daaqad, as daaqad, also shubaakah/d when I'm talking to a somaarabic person


Mawss or muus - I only use moos, Is that mawss, a pronunciation of the word moos?

I misspelled dirishid, it should be dirshad as you said.

But yeah we say mawss in my house, kinda like moss sound.

 

[Dalmoor]

you should have seen my face when I heard that word(long version) and was like

I couldn't stop laughing lol it sounds so silly is it just me?

I once did say that name to a hedgehog, and I almost f'kin died laughing after I said the full name in front of the hedgehog. Shit was dancing to it, when I said kuuley cali banjar melodiously

 

[Dalmoor]

I misspelled dirishid, it should be dirshad as you said.

But yeah we say mawss in my house, kinda like moss sound.

Sounds like a cadaan guy tryna say moos for the first time

 

[Ramen]

you should have seen my face when I heard that word(long version) and was like

I couldn't stop laughing lol it sounds so silly is it just me?

kuuley Cali banjar


i am dead

 

[bluebird]

Does anyone else use different words depending on the context? For ex. I use qaleel for normal dry and angag for extreme dry. Albaab for room doors and irid for the front door. Etc

 

[kickz]

Sounds like a cadaan guy tryna say moos for the first time

Muus sounds to undignified, to close to

Maws like a baws

 

[Ramen]

Does anyone else use different words depending on the context? For ex. I use qaleel for normal dry and angag for extreme dry. Albaab for room doors and irid for the front door. Etc

angag?


never heard of that

 

[kickz]

Does anyone else use different words depending on the context? For ex. I use qaleel for normal dry and angag for extreme dry. Albaab for room doors and irid for the front door. Etc

That just sounds like you are confused

 

[Dalmoor]

Does anyone else use different words depending on the context? For ex. I use qaleel for normal dry and angag for extreme dry. Albaab for room doors and irid for the front door. Etc

They all got the same meaning. (Synonyms)

I remember that I used to say angag for clothes only, and qaleel for things that get hard, dry,surface like eg "Canjeerada qaleel waaye"

Used to say the same as you said for albaab and irid. They all the same tho. Someone needs to transform and improve the language for the better. This ain't it!

 

[Timo Jareer and proud]

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

The f*ck is a "yanyuur"?!

Wallahi you Refer Xamar's have gone overboard with this shit. Is this even a fucking Somali word?

Biisad is what a damn cat should be called in Aff Soomaali.

#Maxateheygang #defaultSomali

 

[bluebird]

They all got the same meaning. (Synonyms)

I remember that I used to say angag for clothes only, and qaleel for things that get hard, dry,surface like eg "Canjeerada qaleel waaye"

Used to say the same as you said for albaab and irid. They all the same tho. Someone needs to transform and improve the language for the better. This ain't it!

I know. I used to do the same for gaari/baabur as a kid. Gaari for sedans baabuur for SUVs and vans