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Wow, I never knew people could learn languages other than their own. This is the biggest surprise I've ever encountered.
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I know a british guy in Sydney who speaks fluent afsomali,
he spent time in Hargiesa in the 50's.
My nieghbour in Sydney was a hungarian engineer who lived in Moqadishu
during the 70's, he spoke somali too.
plus one more thing.
I was in the train one day talking to my mum on the mobile
and this woman was eavesdropping, after i finished,
she said ii waran abaayo
thats all the somali she knew but it turns out she was born in Moqadishu.
in the mid 70's .
he spent time in Hargiesa in the 50's.
My nieghbour in Sydney was a hungarian engineer who lived in Moqadishu
during the 70's, he spoke somali too.
plus one more thing.
I was in the train one day talking to my mum on the mobile
and this woman was eavesdropping, after i finished,
she said ii waran abaayo
thats all the somali she knew but it turns out she was born in Moqadishu.
in the mid 70's .
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Gurey but can this sydneian dude sing somali..cos thats where i draw the line in awkwardness...
@LOL ii waran abaayo...poor sod! I try and avoid speakin in Somali around somalis, cos once they know ur one of them, they want you to join their family for dinner the next day
--And im on a diet u see...

@LOL ii waran abaayo...poor sod! I try and avoid speakin in Somali around somalis, cos once they know ur one of them, they want you to join their family for dinner the next day
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