somali women explains 7 type of somali women

[InaKhalif]

naagta luugta kala bixiiyeey

naagta gacan taag
naagta luug taag

[GacanSareeye]

I wish this lady was in every Somali household. we wouldnt be suffering love syndrome or worrying about keeping girls off the poles so oftan. I like her historical and maahmaah infusion style.

Allow Miiro iyo Riimo naga badbaadi. nacalaa nigu taalo waa kuwa ayaga oo afka qalalay subax walba ilinka taagan oo ku dhahaya 'booliiskaan' kuugu yeerin hadii aad soo daahdid. and finally, waxaan ka faa'iday the whole idea behind the lavish wedding and all the shoppings that are done by Somali woman, ileen waa tab to drain the miskiin so he has no money to use for another wedding

[kambuli]

Xaajiyad qiimo badan iga dheh

I love the smart guy who chased away his mother-in-law Good job..."
Ninkana waan rabaa hooyadiina ma rabo"..Haadaa maa yasiir ayey Carbtu tidhaahdaa

[udun]

I reject the generalizations of the women described. Every marriage is unique and I doubt the woman in the family always fits in one of those category. People have shortcomings and gradually mature in their relationships.

[AbdiWahab252]

Wow, the perfect mother in law

[SomeGuy]

It is good old-fashioned but then classic values for house wives .

However, I am not sure if she mentioned most of Somali educated and young generation wives problem and their solutions.




SomeGuy

[Beenaale_No1]

She has a way with words. It's a quality speech thou. Lug taag

Some Guy is right though. The issues she is raising is more related to the classic old school house wives. Todays more liberal educated girls don't really have those problems tbh. But nonetheless, she's giving good advice all-round.

[valentino]

amazing lady, she has it so right about everything... love the way she talks so graceful and clear and intelligent

[wagardhac]

that is my auntie... Real strong..Puntlander..Very Smart wagardhac Women..saharo husain mire.. ...May alaah bless her father a "hero," Puntlander Cummunity, she want to cumar samater high with my sisiter.. 1970s that is the time they use to teach English , i was in head start programs , aka dugsi quraan, i was Litte boy viva wagardhac viva daarood , viva pundtiland.. viva somalia

[Galmeygaag]

MASHALLAH, a woman of knowledge, i was literately overwhelmed, i dont think she left anything behind, great woman.