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Cumar-Labasuul wrote:

I can relate to this I remember some of my younger cousins saying stuff like: "roob baa dacay" & "aniga dil may"

Dhaga Bacayl wrote:

Cumar-Labasuul wrote:

I can relate to this I remember some of my younger cousins saying stuff like: "roob baa dacay" & "aniga dil may"

How about "QABOW BAAN MAQLAYAA" as of "waan dhexmoonayaa". reer east Africa talks like that.

malakumod wrote:

seemeyer wrote:
This is why we need to teach our kids afkeena

start with GSNM, AF-SOOMALIGA warya bu ka yaqaan ee

HELWAA wrote:

Dhaga Bacayl wrote:

Cumar-Labasuul wrote:

I can relate to this I remember some of my younger cousins saying stuff like: "roob baa dacay" & "aniga dil may"

How about "QABOW BAAN MAQLAYAA" as of "waan dhexmoonayaa". reer east Africa talks like that.

Sijuga dhaha sida...they say also...'gaaja maqlaya'

WestLdnShawty wrote:I dont get it..

WestLdnShawty wrote:Yeah. I didn't find it funny

yunis09 wrote:

seemeyer wrote:A fish and chips story;

For you Yanks that means British born Somalis

Two fellows went to call on their friend,so they knocked the door and his wife answered.They said "naa heblaayo odeygaagii ma joogaa"
The woman replied "waar wuu hurdaaye an idiin toosiyee soo gala"
So she invited them in and called out to her son (who was fish&chips)
"Hooyo orod oo aabahaa kici asxaabtii ayya dooneysee"
The boy ran upstairs and as he got to the top he saw his dad just going into the bath room,He turnedn back downstiars and shouted at the top of his voice,
"Hooyo Aabo wuu KACSADAY"

semeeyer this happened in bristol bk in 03/04,

Timo_Case wrote:the worse communication breakdown aan qurbaha ku maqlay, this somali gashaanti, once brought a cadaan man to meet the parents, funniest storry wallahi

in a nut shell

Hooyo kanu waa Michael

malakumod wrote:

seemeyer wrote:
This is why we need to teach our kids afkeena

start with GSNM, AF-SOOMALIGA warya bu ka yaqaan ee