It's Somali sxb.I heard about that. Was just asking him the maxaa tiri one? Is it the somali or some kinda dialect, idek
How many languages can you speak at the moment?
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Maxaa tiri is the normal standard Af SomaliI heard about that. Was just asking him the maxaa tiri one? Is it the somali or some kinda dialect, idek
I was just confused about something uno
It's not a language more like a code I can't say what AF jiini k speak it's a family secretAfter jinni? It's a language if you look at it from the point of speaking and there are varieties of so many afjinnis. Just imagine it's unkown af maay. Which kinda afjinni do you know?Could you write it here?
Honestly, the only good things about California is the weather and the bomb ass weed. It's hella expensive and crowded, so I don't recommend staying for too long. The Northern part is actually nicer, so I recommend the Bay area over LA/Southern California. There's more things to do up there for recreation.
Suits you well bro
. You can learn any addtional one too with not giving up.It's like a language and can be spoken too. What kinda afjini do you know? Or you can't speak a bit of it
Waryaa it's a family secret dadka ku xamta so I can't tell you how it isIt's like a language and can be spoken too. What kinda afjini do you know? Or you can't speak a bit of it
I don't smoke weed tho, so I have no idea why u are advertising that shit to me
Suits you well bro
Facts fam. I'm also thinking about learning another language like Spanish.
Yeah me too. Spanish seems nice and sometimes I catch some hispanic backbiting, so I wanna learn it completely bro. Have a good one
Waryaa it's a family secret dadka ku xamta so I can't tell you how it is
there is a family one and there is another one I speak with my friends. The ones my family speak is too hard for me
, It's like two types. One consists of the letter G or جand the other one is mainly spoken by girls with the sound 'm' or م. I just know the one outside my family
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Hehehe walahi it's very fun to talk in although it's kinda of hard to understand it sometimes
and the other one is mainly spoken by girls with the sound 'm' or م. I just know the one outside my family
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I beat Arabic with baseball bat from time to time( Carabiga budh baan la dhacaa)
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From my observation diaspora Somalis are like this linguistically:
West and North Europe:
- The country's language (Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, German, Finnish etc).
- Advanced level English
- Somali
Anglo countries:
- Native level / Near-native English
- Somali
- a lot learn decent Arabic for religious reasons (more so than Euro Somalis).
Gulf Arab Somalis:
- Arabic
- Somali
- Many don't speak English at all.
Djiboutians:
- Advanced level French
- Somali
- educated ones know decent Arabic, most probably don't. Not so good with English.
Kenyan Somalis:
- Swahili
- either perfect Somali or very shitty Somali
- Relatively decent English (educated ones)
West and North Europe:
- The country's language (Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, German, Finnish etc).
- Advanced level English
- Somali
Anglo countries:
- Native level / Near-native English
- Somali
- a lot learn decent Arabic for religious reasons (more so than Euro Somalis).
Gulf Arab Somalis:
- Arabic
- Somali
- Many don't speak English at all.
Djiboutians:
- Advanced level French
- Somali
- educated ones know decent Arabic, most probably don't. Not so good with English.
Kenyan Somalis:
- Swahili
- either perfect Somali or very shitty Somali
- Relatively decent English (educated ones)
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