Da f*ck are Dez Niggaz saying?
Yes, the most authentic somali dialect
Banadir is the most influential and civilised. People all over Somalia are influenced by our dialectThe mudug dialect is the most authentic and is used as the official dialect.
That’s because of it centrality.
Banadir is the most influential and civilised. People all over Somalia are influenced by our dialect
Banadir literally stole every word from their colonizers Italy.Banadir is the most influential and civilised. People all over Somalia are influenced by our dialect
Those are just objects the Italians Introduced us to so naturally we took the name they call it.Banadir literally stole every word from their colonizers Italy.
Boorso-- Borsa (bag)
Forno--Forna (oven)
Toosh--Torcia (torch)
Okiyaalo – Occhiali (glasses)
Dolshe--Dulce (cake)
Taako- Tacco (heels)
It isn't Somali standard is based on Reer waqooyi dialect as old rich Somali potery and literature is based on that dialectThe mudug dialect is the most authentic and is used as the official dialect.
That’s because of it centrality.
Sorry bro no one speaks af mi jidhoBenadir sounds feminine. Woqooyi is too aggressive. Mudug has to be the standard lol.
It isn't Somali standard is based on Reer waqooyi dialect as old rich Somali potery and literature is based on that dialect
Sxb I don't think af mudug is the standard one do you hear an official saying mi jidho waa jidhaSomali poetry is generally in the waqooyi dialect.
But the Somali used in formal/official settings (by government, schools etc) is the Mudug dialect as its seen as a neutral dialect, neither waqooyi or benadir or anywhere else.
Sxb I don't think af mudug is the standard one do you hear an official saying mi jidho waa jidha
I don't know bro what I know and what is taught in schools and spoken in the media from all Somali territories starting from Djibouti is in Reer waqooyi dialect standard form and people in mudug who's dialect isn't that different from us although they don't pronounce the R in middle of the word that's why PL is called Reer mi jidho waa jidhaAsk your parents sxb.
It has probably changed since the civil war but when Somalia was under one government, the Mudug dialect was the standardised dialect.
Obviously people may speak differently but when the vocabulary they use in writing or speaking is from Mudug. That's why people refer to it as "Soomaali rasmi".
I don't know bro what I know and what is taught in schools and spoken in the media from all Somali territories starting from Djibouti is in Reer waqooyi dialect standard form and people in mudug who's dialect isn't that different from us although they don't pronounce the R in middle of the word that's why PL is called Reer mi jidho waa jidha
That's because since 91, is there a reason for SL to speak in another dialect?
After the war, unity was dead so I wouldn't be surprised if people resorted to speaking their dialects in formal settings.
Standard somali has and is always being reer waqooyi..
SL is still uses the Somali standard dialect that is used in Xamar Djibouti and JigjigaThat's because since 91, is there a reason for SL to speak in another dialect?
After the war, unity was dead so I wouldn't be surprised if people resorted to speaking their dialects in formal settings.
Bro, the mudug dialect is literally called "Soomaali rasmi". That literally means "official Somali".
The reason why some sources say waqooyi Somali is official is because they put Mudug as part of the waqooyi dialect.
Mudug's dialect is used because its easier for and in between both waqooyi and benadir.
Do you really think Southern Somalia would have been happy having waqooyi as the Somali dialect.
Think about the ridiculousness of what you're saying.