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^ se camaletti. yaa laga dareemin nooh.

Rambie wrote:End every sentence with "nooh" and what does it mean ???
And stretching the last word with A like "wan hakajinia" with means "I'll fix it"
Southerns say "wan hakajinaa"


It feels so wrong and annoying when it being said loud.

Haye my turn why do y'all talk so aggressively? Why do y'all speak so freaking fast? War sometimes i have to listen real good to understand.

This is a good example below. What the hell did he say before ha ila yaabina dee.

Warsheekh wrote:

Rambie wrote:End every sentence with "nooh" and what does it mean ???
And stretching the last word with A like "wan hakajinia" with means "I'll fix it"
Southerns say "wan hakajinaa"


It feels so wrong and annoying when it being said loud.

Haye my turn why do y'all talk so aggressively? Why do y'all speak so freaking fast? War sometimes i have to listen real good to understand.

This is a good example below. What the hell did he say before ha ila yaabina dee.

i think he is speaking tamil

loool walahi yaab

Aishah wrote:
Warya aan ku jecel oo ruunta ku sheegi oo ku tumi oo nin ka soo saari

allow it.

Warsheekh wrote:

Rambie wrote:End every sentence with "nooh" and what does it mean ???
And stretching the last word with A like "wan hakajinia" with means "I'll fix it"
Southerns say "wan hakajinaa"


It feels so wrong and annoying when it being said loud.

Haye my turn why do y'all talk so aggressively? Why do y'all speak so freaking fast? War sometimes i have to listen real good to understand.

This is a good example below. What the hell did he say before ha ila yaabina dee.

he is talking in hindi. bhoot kharabka-hee means dhib weyn aya jirta lol

Rambie wrote:End every sentence with "nooh" and what does it mean ???
And stretching the last word with A like "wan hakajinia" with means "I'll fix it"
Southerns say "wan hakajinaa"


It feels so wrong and annoying when it being said loud.

The sound nooh is from italian..italians use it as a pleading word..
I wourd say its equivalent to the "dee" some people use.. kind of hard to explain why its used, it just is..

Qaldaaan accent too much ( dha) they sound like indian walaahi iyo gacma ka hadal wey ku salaaxayaan markey kula hadlayaan lolz

joof wrote:Qaldaaan accent too much ( dha) they sound like indian walaahi iyo gacma ka hadal wey ku salaaxayaan markey kula hadlayaan lolz

That ain't waqooyi its bari and its "balaayo waa jidhaa iyo ma jidho waad isku qaban jidheene." Get your shit together.

AgentOfChaos wrote:

joof wrote:Qaldaaan accent too much ( dha) they sound like indian walaahi iyo gacma ka hadal wey ku salaaxayaan markey kula hadlayaan lolz

That ain't waqooyi its bari and its "balaayo waa jidhaa iyo ma jidho waad isku qaban jidheene." Get your shit together.

inankii buudhnaa gaadhi baa jiidhay lolz

Balaayo ma jidho hadday jidhana ma buudhna is the correct saying!

As Sussu said, Nooh is the equivalent of dee. It's a catch phrase iyo hadal qabsi.

But let's be honest, that's the least alien ree Koonfur term to us ree Waqooyis. I have heard of million other terms I can't even remember some. Where were you when this ree Koonfur girl said to me
" Aboowe kubeerto ma rabtaa nooh" And I was like balaayo kugu beertaye maxad shegaysaa! In my head though ofcoz, I was never gonna say that out loud. Little did I know she meant "Buste" ilayn.

And when my friend Kiloo was asked at a casuumad if he wanted an extra Istaraasho loool and he said " Ooh no, I am full up thanks " thinking he was being offered extra food and deserts when he was simply offered a napkin

@ how this thread turned out.

Thank you all for explaining this common phenomena, even my punching bag Bandit came out.

AGENT447 wrote:Balaayo ma jidho hadday jidhana ma buudhna is the correct saying!

As Sussu said, Nooh is the equivalent of dee. It's a catch phrase iyo hadal qabsi.

But let's be honest, that's the least alien ree Koonfur term to us ree Waqooyis. I have heard of million other terms I can't even remember some. Where were you when this ree Koonfur girl said to me
" Aboowe kubeerto ma rabtaa nooh" And I was like balaayo kugu beertaye maxad shegaysaa! In my head though ofcoz, I was never gonna say that out loud. Little did I know she meant "Buste" ilayn.

And when my friend Kiloo was asked at a casuumad if he wanted an extra Istaraasho loool and he said " Ooh no, I am full up thanks " thinking he was being offered extra food and deserts when he was simply offered a napkin

The one that gets me is "madaxa iga feedh" and when people say they want in la "duugo" acudubillah


The miscommunication can be lethal

There is also this term; Hallaabay.
Reer Koonfur's version: Xumaaday/No longer working
Reer Woqooyi's version: Lumay/Lost.

BV I had a fight over that with some reer xamar lady asked adeerka maa laa duugey

I was like habo malin lays duugo maxa dadka ka xisho