Somali literature classes

[King-of-Awdal]

I can understand it better than i can speak so yea my somali is broken and add that with accent it complicates things alot.

[Shirib]

[quote="King-of-Awdal"]So i speak maha tiri i dont even know what that means. So i wouldnt understand May May at all than i guess damn i never knew that. Is it like Anfari?[/quote]


Maha tiri means what did u say, and maay tiri means what did u say, thats how the dialects got theer names. Maay maay, and maha tiri. Maay and maha means what respectively..

I don't know what Anfari sounds like. Since u can't tell Somali's apart and don't know whos Digil and Mirifle find a Somali bantu and tell them to talk to u in af-maay, or Koronto's parents.

[King-of-Awdal]

Koronto i didnt know he spoke May May. so are u telling me only Digil and Mirifle are the one who speak May May that so neat yalls clan have ur own language that would come in handy in wars and talkn shit about other's LOL.

[Voltage]

King of Awdal, it is not a different accent, I can understand reer Xamar since it is a different accent or reer Hargeisa since it is a different accent, but Af May is point blank a different language

[King-of-Awdal]

Voltage are u sure cause am thinking maybe iam the Yanke and May May is like from Texas, different words but am hoping i would atleast understand them.

[Shirib]

Awdal

Koronto said his parents spoke maay but he didn't. Here's a clip between a maay guy and waqooyi, see if u understand.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=bV_mfOmOTHY

Most niiko songs are also in maay or a reer xamar remix of a maay song.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=aoGUJQDVsuk

http://youtube.com/watch?v=EEk8YEqqOwY

Voltage, its a different dialect, just cause u don't understand it doesn't mean its not Somali. Af-Baraawe is not Somali, but maay is a different dialect of Somali.

[King-of-Awdal]

[quote="Shirib"]Awdal

Koronto said his parents spoke maay but he didn't. Here's a clip between a maay guy and waqooyi, see if u understand.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=bV_mfOmOTHY

Most niiko songs are also in maay or a reer xamar remix of a maay song.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=aoGUJQDVsuk

http://youtube.com/watch?v=EEk8YEqqOwY

Voltage, its a different dialect, just cause u don't understand it doesn't mean its not Somali. Af-Baraawe is not Somali, but maay is a different dialect of Somali.[/quote]

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL, THAT WAS HILLARIOUS WELL I CAN UNDERSTAND THE MILITARY DUDE BUT IT SEEMS MAY IS SOMALI MIXED WITH SOMETHING ELSE, AND WHATS WITH AFRICAN PEOPLE SINGING IN UR LANGUAGE AND DANCING LIKE THAT EH.

[Shirib]

Ofcourse u can understand the military dude he was the waqooyi one

[King-of-Awdal]

EH WHAT THE HELL IS THE THIRD VIDEO I COULDNT UNDERSTAND IT AT ALL?

[Voltage]

Shirib, Spanish and Italian might also have been same once but today they are different, wallahi may May is a different language to me, I don't even get 7% the few times I saw people speak it.

King of Awdal, sometimes your ignorance is too much for me to bear bro. Kulaha "texas" iyo "yank", are you under the impression XAMARI, reer Xamar accent is May may?? Even reer Xamarka cadcadka understand reer Waqooyi but don't get Af May

[King-of-Awdal]

Voltage

It isnt Ignorance i have never heard May May or seen someone who spoke it so i assumed they were just Cowboyz and i was the Yanke.LOL

[The-Screw]

lol even I know that sh!t,

[Voltage]

Here is Af Maay song, the lady singing it is Siad Barre's cousin and was the first woman to sign nationally, she was raised in baydhabo and that is how she knows Af Maay,

hassan adan samatar who also sings in af maay is standing by her

http://youtube.com/watch?v=rCLYNrePj88

[King-of-Awdal]

I can barely understand a regular somali song let alone May May.

[Shirib]

Screw do u speak af-maay.


Voltage, just cause u don't understand it doesn't mean it isn't Somali. A different dialect, but nont the less still Somali. Daleeys is Siad Barre's cousin, never knew.

Awdal, most niiko songs are in af maay, next wedding check it out. Even I don't understand Kuusow but have fun, http://www.markacadey.net/music.htm