Tramo
Nine kitaabs on a bookshelf
it took me so long to figure it out. 'talaagada keen'
We're talking about a thermos right? Not a fridge..
another weird one is instead of lugo or cago... adimo
it took me so long to figure it out. 'talaagada keen'
We're talking about a thermos right? Not a fridge..
Ku soo celi? Talaagad = fridge = firinjeer or qaboojiye but for a thermos?it took me so long to figure it out. 'talaagada keen'
another weird one is instead of lugo or cago... adimo
My Somali is a mix of Southern and Central.
the funny thing is they still call fridge talaagadKu soo celi? Talaagad = fridge = firinjeer or qaboojiye but for a thermos?
it took me so long to figure it out. 'talaagada keen'
another weird one is instead of lugo or cago... adimo
i say tarmuus, but recently i found out some ppl call it talaagad
kkkkkkkYou met with some crazy people oo train ka dhacsan...
Talaagad wa qabojiye or Fridge...not tarmus/thermos ...subhanaka ya Cadiz
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its my family
Khaleesi?I say sonkor but I have seen other folks in my family using sokor aswell.
Malqacad
Kabadh
Milix
Laxoox
Kimis
Fridge talaagad/kalaaseer
Matag/hunqaaco
Mafiiq
Busto
Laydhka
Everyone in my family pronounces sokor. We're not Landers.
Sxb @666 , this is my take on weaknesses and strengths of the Somali spoken by region
Southern Somali (Anything south of Galguduud, with some exceptions)
Weakness: Grammatically unsound. For example words are shortened by cutting off their endings, eg. 'waa cunaa' instead of 'waan cunayaa'. Also, some of the accents from this region are quite peculiar and can be difficult for an untrained ear.
Strength: Not too many loan words when compared to Northern Somali.
Northern Somali (Djibouti, Somaliland and most of Ogadenia)
Weakness: Too many loanwords from English and Arabic. Examples: Laydh- English (Somali term 'nal'), malqaacad-Arabic (Somali term 'qaado), gidaar-Arabic (somali word 'darbi), jaar-Arabic (somali term 'daris'), beed-Arabic (Somali term 'ukun'), milix- arabic (Somali word 'cusbo'). Another weakness is that in some parts of the north (not all) the waqooyi accent can get quite thick.
Strength: Though it's absorbed quite a few loanwords it's also done a remarkable job of preserving the old and very rich classical Somali vocabulary. That's why most of the renowned poets are from the north. Also, grammatically Northern Somali is excellent.
Central (Puntland, Mudug/Galguduud)
Weaknesses: No real weaknesses. It's is grammatically sound, does not have a lot of loanwords, the accent is pretty standard and readily understood by all Somalis. But it does fall short of the richness and sophistication of the classical vocabulary preserved in Northern Somali.
Strengths: It's strength lies in not having any real weaknesses.
Everyone here is an idiot.
If you say Sonkor I hope you die slowly nacalaadyahow.
Its mindi not midi
Canjeelo not Canjeero
Qaado not Malqacad
Fadhiiso not fariiso
Waryaa or Waryaahe
Aabe not Aabo.
This one is the most important.
Just think about, these people have probably said this word wrong 10mil+ times.
this niggas mixing like 10 different dialects, at least be consistentEveryone here is an idiot.
If you say Sonkor I hope you die slowly nacalaadyahow.
Its mindi not midi
Canjeelo not Canjeero
Qaado not Malqacad
Fadhiiso not fariiso
Waryaa or Waryaahe
Aabe not Aabo.
this niggas mixing like 10 different dialects, at least be consistent
and u say aabe
do u salute when u say that too? 'aabe can i have some canjeelo '