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Voltage wrote:Yes now I could see why you could make that interpretation. Why would I say Af-Maay singers are not Somalia when Maay and Maxa-Tiri are two equal dialects of Af-Somali?

It's all lost in interpretation, abti. My aboolojiis.

Beans wrote:

Twist wrote:

Beans wrote:I think i celebrated too early

As usual, innit?

Not working today I guess so how many cups of shaah & chocolate did you have so far? Wallee in ay calooshu ku dilaaci sidaad sonkor isugu wado.

Lools Balaayo.U must think i weigh a ton.I havent even had biyo cad maanta.If only u knew how much sugar bothers me.

*This is the part where u suggest a good brunch*

Oo hadda maxaad i leedahay, gabar dhuuban oo dhex yar baan ahay baa?

The clock is ticking towards 1 in the morning & I have to get up six in the morning ee laterz, Maryan.

I'm more interested in why they're wearing Dashikis. Since when did that become part of somali 'culture'? It's like a russian wearing a shalwar qameez.

Skippa wrote: are they even somali?

Both singer's look Somali to me and as soon as i heard the Music i immediately knew it was Somali but the more i listened i was like WTF? I did not understand a single word they said though.

Are people really not understanding this Twist you dont get the song

I like shamso, and this is a cool song

Niyow waad ilaa safaadaysa..dadkani Soomali ma'aha

greenday, I understand some of it but not everything. The reason is, I think, both singers are not native Maay speakers. For example, if Samatar is singing Maay it's easy to understand most of his words.

Lillaahiya, stop the bull-crap. Shamso foot (or whatever her name is) & Mandela are all over Youtube.

Hal kalmad, xataa mid qudha maan ka fahmin Dharkooda, ciyaartooda, midhooda, waxooda oo dhan wa qariib.