Re: Quick Somali Test
Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 12:07 pm
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DEEQOOY XAA LA QOSLEE ADI BA LAFTAA ERAYGAAS WAA STICMAASHAARe: Quick Somali Test
Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 12:12 pm
Supplier waa Qeeybiye.
Re: Quick Somali Test
Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 12:13 pm
actually the correct term waa ''Alaab-qeybiye''Hilaac21 wrote:Supplier waa Qeeybiye.
Re: Quick Somali Test
Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 12:14 pm
JuliusCaesar wrote:Based on what answers you give to these questions i can tell your region
lets play
house/guri
door/albaab
kitchen/jiko
spoon/ malqacad
bathroom/suuli
salt/ cusbo
friend/ saxiib
how you address a stranger ?
the colour red/ gaduud
grandmother/ ayeeyo
refridgerator/ talaajad
carpet ?
stairs/staricase/ jaran jaro
lets play
Re: Quick Somali Test
Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 12:22 pm
Would that apply to lets say "negative electron supplier" as alaab-qeybiye ?Warsheekh wrote:actually the correct term waa ''Alaab-qeybiye''Hilaac21 wrote:Supplier waa Qeeybiye.
Re: Quick Somali Test
Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 12:25 pm
waad fikirtay that's a tricky one walle i don't know.Re: Quick Somali Test
Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 12:31 pm
I thought you were partime turjumaan?Warsheekh wrote:
You probably those niggaz that say yes to everything when the Dr speaks and later tell habro some fake nonsense shit.Re: Quick Somali Test
Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 12:34 pm
LOL bro i go to hospitals, schools and meelaha ceyrta. Electrons iyo protons and balaayadas yaaba ka hadla
Re: Quick Somali Test
Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 12:38 pm
house - Guri
door - albaab
kitchen - Kitcho/Jiko
spoon - Malqacad
bathroom - musqul/xamaam
salt - Milix
friend - Saxiib
how you address a stranger - Iska waran
the colour red - casaan/guduud
grandmother - Ayeeyo
refridgerator - Talaagad
carpet - Mushamac/roog
stairs/staricase - Jaranjaro
Edit:
Sexy - Qurux perhaps?
wide hips - sisin weyn
Cloudy - idk
Anonymous - Isqaris
Fog - Ciiro
Sink - Idk
Light switch - Naal shiide
Cheating - Khaa-in
Judgemental - idk
Action - action
together - isla jooga
Supplier - idk
door - albaab
kitchen - Kitcho/Jiko
spoon - Malqacad
bathroom - musqul/xamaam
salt - Milix
friend - Saxiib
how you address a stranger - Iska waran
the colour red - casaan/guduud
grandmother - Ayeeyo
refridgerator - Talaagad
carpet - Mushamac/roog
stairs/staricase - Jaranjaro
Edit:
Sexy - Qurux perhaps?
wide hips - sisin weyn
Cloudy - idk
Anonymous - Isqaris
Fog - Ciiro
Sink - Idk
Light switch - Naal shiide
Cheating - Khaa-in
Judgemental - idk
Action - action
together - isla jooga
Supplier - idk
Re: Quick Somali Test
Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 12:43 pm
Warsheekh wrote:
LOL bro i go to hospitals, schools and meelaha ceyrta. Electrons iyo protons and balaayadas yaaba ka hadla
right who talks about those shit? Btw maybe hilaac is turjumaan at an electronic stores? 
Re: Quick Somali Test
Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 12:45 pm
Chinaman wrote:house - Guri
door - albaab
kitchen - Kitcho/Jiko
spoon - Malqacad
bathroom - musqul/xamaam
salt - Milix
friend - Saxiib
how you address a stranger - Iska waran
the colour red - casaan/guduud
grandmother - Ayeeyo
refridgerator - Talaagad
carpet - Mushamac/roog
stairs/staricase - Jaranjaro
all Puntlander not just Reer Bari.
Reer Bari
Re: Quick Somali Test
Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 12:50 pm
LOL i heard it first couple of years ago as well. This guy was like suuli baan doonaya and i thought he said soligt baan doonaya which means the sun in swedish. I thought nigga wanted to sunbathHilaac21 wrote:I remember years back when this waqooyi dude asked me "walaal suulida wa xagee"? First time I heard suuli and I was like:
Re: Quick Somali Test
Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 12:51 pm
garoweboy wrote:Warsheekh wrote:
LOL bro i go to hospitals, schools and meelaha ceyrta. Electrons iyo protons and balaayadas yaaba ka hadla
Re: Quick Somali Test
Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 1:00 pm
Honestly I've heard almost all of those different words/phrases , both the ones used by reer Konfur & reer wooqiye. Even If I don't use them i'd understand their meaning. Words like Suuli, Qaado, even words like timaaha iifeeray which in non-wooqiye accents would literally mean iron my hair I would get.
This is why I will never understand when people say they don't get a particular accent of standard Somali. The only accent I ever found difficult to understand was the accent one guy posted in here sometime ago was speaking, it seemed like a mixture of may-may and standard Somali. People over estimate how diverse Somali is. A person from Djibouti can easily still understand a Reer Garissa despite the huge distance between them geographically.
This is why I will never understand when people say they don't get a particular accent of standard Somali. The only accent I ever found difficult to understand was the accent one guy posted in here sometime ago was speaking, it seemed like a mixture of may-may and standard Somali. People over estimate how diverse Somali is. A person from Djibouti can easily still understand a Reer Garissa despite the huge distance between them geographically.
Re: Quick Somali Test
Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 1:05 pm
I've never heard of things like Malqacad before.
You know what's interesting. Although milix isn't the term for salt in central regions, milix means sour so it's not hard to figure out. Like if someone said "where's the milix" it would be understandable but if they said "can I have a malqacad" I'd be like "you what?"
You know what's interesting. Although milix isn't the term for salt in central regions, milix means sour so it's not hard to figure out. Like if someone said "where's the milix" it would be understandable but if they said "can I have a malqacad" I'd be like "you what?"