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eliteSomali wrote:i see and how about abyaanyax? that one gotta be made up.

Not made up at all its the name for great great grandmother

wow sounds so much like yaanyo and ayax added together.

I think the word is unisex too, you know it starts with AB as in fir! but don't know what the last bit means

i call het ummi al3ooda

which means : my old mom

I think ayeeydii sadexaad makes perfect sense. I don't know who taught you somali but your somali is weird. Where were you raised?

eliteSomali wrote:I think ayeeydii sadexaad makes perfect sense. I don't know who taught you somali but your somali is weird. Where were you raised?

My Somali is fine and I was raised in Xamar marka if you don't know the word doesn't mean its wrong!

greenday wrote:

eliteSomali wrote:I think ayeeydii sadexaad makes perfect sense. I don't know who taught you somali but your somali is weird. Where were you raised?

My Somali is fine and I was raised in Xamar marka if you don't know the word doesn't mean its wrong!

Let's get one person, JUST one person to agree with you and I will add that word to my vocab. Your somali outta line.

O imaba aminsanid? I don't know about people here but that's what people in my life call it so if ur not saying you know better Somali than my family am right!

There is always slight variations. so no one somali is correct. it just depends on ur community. Xample; sharmarke, shermarke and sharmaarke are all ways to write one name. Despite the differences, we understand each other and that's all that matters.