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Screw has taste.

^^^ lol that is the cheesy part i was avoiding Screw, not callin Radin cheesy.

Gifted wrote:lol@7hrs on the phone. I can't stand talking on the phone for more than 30minutes, it's like some streneous excercise for me.

Same here, I start to feel really uncomfortable and the 'the abaay waan ku jeclahay nooh' which is repeated I don't know how many times is not very original.

That guy is funny laakin, too bad he stole the name...I thought it was the real Oday Cabdulle

abaay waan ku jeclahay nooh'

loool, that's a red card!

Lol @ noh after "abaa wa ku jeclahey" walahi i would feel as if the person is seriously on a level trying to mock my intelligence.

The-Screw wrote:

abaay waan ku jeclahay nooh'

loool, that's a red card!

Exactely

That and 'waan kaa helay abaay'...I was convinced Somali guys all go to some shukaansi lessons to learn them. They all sound the same....well, maybe not all of them but definitely most.


LaQaNyO, it is not so much the nooh it is what comes before it. I just think a person should mean it when they tell someone they love them. Saying that after a few days of going out with them is not right.

Oh no i wasn't implying to the noh part, but rather the whole cheesyness brings quivers to my body...

Somalis shouldn't say I love you.

LaQaNyO wrote:Oh no i wasn't implying to the noh part, but rather the whole cheesyness brings quivers to my body...

oh

I'm always left with a voice in my head saying...'shimee?'


Gifted, I remember SOA radio having a whole programme on this for weeks on end....discussing whether love exists or not and why Somalis aren't too fond of expressing it....I don't think there was a conclusive answer in the end.

I reckon no one should say it unless they really mean it...otherwise it becomes irrelevant.