the bari accent
and the mudug one is spot on
Yes I'm familiar with the Marka dialect. It's just how people formulate sentences you start to get a feel for. It's probably strange also when people hear gaaran maayo instead of ma garanayo or when people say ma kasee instead of ma garatay or ma fahantay?
She says unuka instead of anaka, anaga, unaga. It's just her pronunciation is different.garan maayo sounds ok, same with ma garanyo it's just a bit flipped, but she's using entirely different words
She says unuka instead of anaka, anaga, unaga. It's just her pronunciation is different.
Yeah they use some different words but you still understand as it's mutually intelligible. I'm able to understand this dialect and Af Maay although some argue that they are completely different languages.but she also uses a lot of other words, xishon for them, kumen for went.
btw does anyone know what areey is?
I have relatives in marka they have an accent but they don't speak like this
Have you ever heard this accent? it sounds like a completely different language almost. Does anyone here speak it?
No xaaraf is letter I believe erey means word.Isn't that "erey"? a letter
No xaaraf is letter I believe erey means word.
I think areey might just mean hey.
I might be wrong but erey/kalmad both mean word.That's arabic But i agree it might mean "heeeyy"
it's bs no somali talks like that
Have you ever heard this accent? it sounds like a completely different language almost. Does anyone here speak it?