What languages do you speak?

[Raage]

Somali English and 25% proficiency in Arabic.

 

[Qoordeer]

"I like having meaningful talks"

90% of your comment are shitposts.

"Always positive" looking at he negatives 90% of the time.

 

[The Alpha Gen.]

Somali, German, Kiswahili & English

 

[Molotoff]

Last month I came across a Croatian speaking Somali which was pretty strange and unexpected. Now I'm curious to see if any of you speak an odd language or live somewhere unusual.

For myself, I speak Dutch, English and I'm now approaching conversational Spanish. I spoke French when I was younger, but stopped speaking it altogether when my family moved cities.

Wow, that is impressive. How/why did the person learn Croatian? I myself am Bosniak and speak Bosnian, a language pretty much identical to Croatian (basically another dialect of a common South Slavic language).

 

[Arma]

Afki Hoyo and English.....was fluent in Swahili, but lost it at a young age, as I learnt English. My missus, tried teaching me Portuguese and Creolo, but I was a terrible learner, so she called it quits.

 

[Basra]

Afki Hoyo and English.....was fluent in Swahili, but lost it at a young age, as I learnt English. My missus, tried teaching me Portuguese and Creolo, but I was a terrible learner, so she called it quits.

Mrs.

 

[WarsameCilmi]

I speak Somali (Maay and Maxaa-tiri), English, Arabic and French.

 

[Mufasah]

Wow, that is impressive. How/why did the person learn Croatian? I myself am Bosniak and speak Bosnian, a language pretty much identical to Croatian (basically another dialect of a common South Slavic language).

He moved there during his childhood from Saudi Arabia with his father, and has lived there since. Which is really surprising. While I don't understand it, I can distinguish the Scandinavian languages, Finnish, German etc. but seeing a Somali speak any sort of Slavic language with comfort messes with my brain.

Are ethnically Bosnian or Somali?

 

[Molotoff]

He moved there during his childhood from Saudi Arabia with his father, and has lived there since. Which is really surprising. While I don't understand it, I can distinguish the Scandinavian languages, Finnish, German etc. but seeing a Somali speak any sort of Slavic language with comfort messes with my brain.

Are ethnically Bosnian or Somali?

I am Bosniak.

Does he live in Zagreb, the capital of Croatia? They have a funny accent.

 

[Nilotufian]

You niggas really be lying about speaking Arabic lmao dugsi been decades

 

[babooshke]

English, Somali , French, Arabic

 

[Mufasah]

I am Bosniak.

Does he live in Zagreb, the capital of Croatia? They have a funny accent.

Interesting. Not that I think you shouldn't be here, but how did you end up on Somalispot?

He did tell me where he lived, but I forgot. Definitely not Zagreb, because I would have remembered that. It's one of the only three Croatian cities I can name.

 

[Mufasah]

You niggas really be lying about speaking Arabic lmao dugsi been decades
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That's what I was thinking.

Kudos if they really can! It's next on my list after I reach B2/C1 Spanish. Either that or Portuguese.

 

[Dino]

Somali Arabic and English. I know a bit of Hindi and Urdu as well. I can sing old school Bollywood songs.

It’s a great ice breaker with the kids especially Asian kids.

 

[RICH]

Dutch, English, Somali (but need to step up my game)

 

[Timo Jareer and proud]

Somali, English, and French.

Want to learn Amharic and Arabic.

 

[Mufasah]

Dutch, English, Somali (but need to step up my game)

Nog een Nederlander, leuk. My Somali isn't the best either. I tend to struggle with accents at times, but all in all, valt best wel mee

 

[Mufasah]

Somali, English, and French.

Want to learn Amharic and Arabic.

What's the motive behind learning Amharic? Their alphabetic script is beautiful, but I struggle to see a use case for Amharic. Unless you have plans in Ethiopia, of course. Not that one reason is better than another to learn a language. Power to you

 

[Timo Jareer and proud]

What's the motive behind learning Amharic? Their alphabetic script is beautiful, but I struggle to see a use case for Amharic. Unless you have plans in Ethiopia, of course. Not that one reason is better than another to learn a language. Power to you

Ahmara is the official language of Ethiopia. Learning it would make me able to communicate with nearly 100 million people. Would be a great asset in the future when I go back to the Horn.

 

[Huda]

Last month I came across a Croatian speaking Somali which was pretty strange and unexpected. Now I'm curious to see if any of you speak an odd language or live somewhere unusual.

For myself, I speak Dutch, English and I'm now approaching conversational Spanish. I spoke French when I was younger, but stopped speaking it altogether when my family moved cities.

Eindelijk iemand die Nederlands spreekt