
Dadki hore la gartay lakin kuwa wakhti xaadarkan jooga maxaa helay?
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Thank god for eedo's, they keep us grounded on our pedigree.BVSNet wrote:Of course it's more of a stretch, it's what random tribes all over the world have done when Islam came to them: making up stories to tie themselves more closely to Arabs. Can you imagine the identity crisis my children would have when what their eedos tell them and what their mother tells them are diametrically opposed, nah mate, I am protecting my progenySultanOrder wrote: Thats not much more of a stretch from believing you are descended from a man call Hawiye.![]()
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I'm good PO, it's been a while. I've grown old and realised I've been lied to about how exciting dating is supposed to be, it's tedious. What about you, how's life been?
My habo's are back home, so they taught me Habo or Hooyo. But to each their own.VeiledGarbasar wrote:If you knew moi, then you'd hear me say AayoSultanOrder wrote:I have never really seen aayo used, only as I grew up I learned what it means. My step mom I call eedo.VeiledGarbasar wrote:
Aayo we call mothers sister. Step mother we call Eedo. But yeah habar wadaag I understand too, and yeah I mean that. I always used to hear it isn't good, apparently the kids always don't turn out good. Etc etc.
Btw, it is nice seeing you mA.
InaSamaale wrote:
Lool I wouldn't be surprised. Behind every patriarchial tradition, are a group of women peddling it.
Qorqod sounds so demeaning. I'm not sure whether to be offended on his behalf or thank you yet again for another Somali language lesson.
Dr Metamorphosis is right.metamorphosis wrote:My wife is actually not darood. I know marriages between the same laf and jilib and even as close as ilma adeer cousins that failed miserably. The key to make a marriage work is to select a compatible partner. If you find one a compatible person from your tribe there is no need to decline the marriage and inversely if you find one from a different tribe there is again no need to decline the marriage. Being two different clans will not break your marriage..being incompatible will.
Essence89 wrote:2016 and people still dwell in qabiil preference?
Dadki hore la gartay lakin kuwa wakhti xaadarkan jooga maxaa helay?
lol. waar mid aan arabic garayn ayaa ku fiican si aad somaliga igu practice garaysidHyperactive wrote:inshallah I am not going to Africa marka mis hoyo is fahmayan, Arabic is a most, omba e daran.
Tf didn't you go on your first date a few months back?metamorphosis wrote:My wife is actually not darood. I know marriages between the same laf and jilib and even as close as ilma adeer cousins that failed miserably. The key to make a marriage work is to select a compatible partner. If you find one a compatible person from your tribe there is no need to decline the marriage and inversely if you find one from a different tribe there is again no need to decline the marriage. Being two different clans will not break your marriage..being incompatible will.
I married her bro..after 2 and half months. Colonel comes once in a while i have no idea what happened to him.SultanOrder wrote:Tf didn't you go on your first date a few months back?metamorphosis wrote:My wife is actually not darood. I know marriages between the same laf and jilib and even as close as ilma adeer cousins that failed miserably. The key to make a marriage work is to select a compatible partner. If you find one a compatible person from your tribe there is no need to decline the marriage and inversely if you find one from a different tribe there is again no need to decline the marriage. Being two different clans will not break your marriage..being incompatible will.
Whatever happened to Colonol?