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Ofcourse we wear it. I've been wearing then for 12 years now and yes, its true that you don't wear anything underneath it.

When I wear it its literary the only piece of clothing on my body, sometimes I might wear sox when walking around the house.

Mudugawi, you only have two? I got 9 in total. I ...

Ofcourse we wear it. I've been wearing then for 12 years now and yes, its true that you don't wear anything underneath it.

When I wear it its literary the only piece of clothing on my body, sometimes I might wear sox when walking around the house.

Mudugawi, you only have two? I got 9 in total. I ...

Actually it's both, the only way to have a better future is if this generation is willing endure the short term failures, and persevere so that the future generations can enjoy a long term success. Now if you will excuse me, my tea is getting cold.

True as MSB once said doonaa waa gaara, in order ...

I am seriously thinking in investing in real estate. Hope to buy a plot of Land in Shabeeloyinka or Jubooyinka inshalah. God knows the increase of value of land and house prices when peace comes inshalah. In Somalia investment in real estate agriculture, fishery and livestock are most profitable ...

A short term failure or long term success. Share your views?

Yes I do! I have 2 Macawees at home on is a Simple one I sleep with and the other one is more expensive I usually wear when I chill at home.

Alphanumeric wrote:

mudugawi wrote:Alphanumeric, walaal nobody is forcing you to learn Somali language or embrace Somali culture (however you want to define it) or help people back home(however you want to define it). Live your life walaal

Read this thread again please.

You should

Alphanumeric, walaal nobody is forcing you to learn Somali language or embrace Somali culture (however you want to define it) or help people back home(however you want to define it). Live your life walaal

greenday wrote:But alpha, you dont see a connection between you and your home land you dont even think there is Somali culture let alone practice it, in your case its not only a language.

I blame it to the lack of his positive self-concept.

Alphanumeric wrote:If language is the only factor that makes one Somali, then there are quite a few folks who are "Somali by name".

Apart of being Somali by blood, our native Somali language is the foundation of our native Somali identity and culture.

Alphanumeric, since you already identify yourself ethnically as a Somali. The foundation of culture or lets say civilisation in general is language and the ability to read, write and share information. As a an ethnic Somali, your native language is Somali, thus the Somali language forms the ...

Alphanumeric wrote:

Estarix wrote:You are different from them as you are first and second generation.
But im referring is that you are also culturally Somali - partially if not fully.

Alphanumeric wrote:How am I "culturally Somali"? What exactly is Somali "culture"?[/quote]

One question: Can you speak Af Soomaali?

As a son in law of MSB (aun), MJ's SSDF always were suspicious of him.

Alphanumeric wrote:
Let's not throw insults, shall we?

If we're talking about where my home is, the discussion would be rather long. "Home" is entirely void of meaning to me, and I'm certain I'm not the only one who feels this way. And I can confidently place blame on those who tore the "country ...

Lama huraan wa caws jilaal bey somalidu tidhaah, mesha madow ee baranbarada weyn baad sharaf iyo haybad ku leedihin dadow.Dhulkan aad ku faaneysan eed isku dhadhajinaysan gaal nijaas weyn ba iska leh e dhulkiini sidaad oo dhisi laheydeen falowgeed qabta. Aqoontada wa lo baahan yahy iyo cilmigaaga ...