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^^hyper man wtf did you just say bro? Ninyahow af somali qoraalkiis maba adke xaa kugu dhacay.

A decent paying job and a place to live. Thats all it would take.

GAMES wrote:A decent paying job and a place to live. Thats all it would take.

What is your definition of 'decent paying job' in Somalia?

The place I want to move to in Somalia is not exactly peaceful at the moment so the amount of money I have is a secondary issue at this point in time. Assuming it was peaceful though I would move there immediately if I had enough to buy a beachside property and build a nice villa there. The family already owns a large farm just outside of the city and that will be my business.

Turbulence wrote:The place I want to move to in Somalia is not exactly peaceful at the moment so the amount of money I have is a secondary issue at this point in time.

If you do feel like moving home you could always find a place. There are no go zones I will have to admit that, but also a very welcoming places.

chelseaforever wrote:Only 200k! Maantan bixi laha hadii aan inta haysto

Join the club hargeisa hadhwanag

Itrah wrote:I don't want my children to grow up in Zoomalia. So probably never, maybe once I am an oday I will go there for retirement.

On my end it is the opposite. I would love my children to grow up in Somalia. I tried in 2007 but after 1 year, they came back. I am planning to send them back for roughly 2 years insha'Allah. The choice is do you want to raise your children to be Somalis or Somali-looking westernized kids? I prefer them to be qawdhans.

gegiroor wrote:

Itrah wrote:I don't want my children to grow up in Zoomalia. So probably never, maybe once I am an oday I will go there for retirement.

On my end it is the opposite. I would love my children to grow up in Somalia. I tried in 2007 but after 1 year, they came back. I am planning to send them back for roughly 2 years insha'Allah. The choice is do you want to raise your children to be Somalis or Somali-looking westernized kids? I prefer them to be qawdhans.

My niiga

I rather they be geeljire running after reer sugulle geel in Gashamo than Westernised

gegiroor wrote:On my end it is the opposite. I would love my children to grow up in Somalia. I tried in 2007 but after 1 year, they came back. I am planning to send them back for roughly 2 years insha'Allah. The choice is do you want to raise your children to be Somalis or Somali-looking westernized kids? I prefer them to be qawdhans.

Meh, there are ways to prevent your children from becoming too Westernized. You just need to talk some sense into them.

Somalia's education system sucks to be frank. Rather have them educated in the West.

Hyperactive wrote:Allah ladoon haaskisa salihat , o barake o qurat 3ain oka dik. isagana ka dig zowjan salihan.

Aaaammmiiin.

Alloow Sheikha snet dhoor.

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Ciid Mubaarik Sheikh Hyper and jazaa kalllaahu khayran kathiiran for that duco.

Annual salary x 25 years, about $2.3 million dollars and some change plus cost of relocation and other expenses, so let's round it up to $2.5 million dollars. That's how much it would take for me to walk away.

CaliQase wrote:

GAMES wrote:A decent paying job and a place to live. Thats all it would take.

What is your definition of 'decent paying job' in Somalia?

Anything that pays enough for you to live comfortable.

Aishah wrote:

gegiroor wrote:

Itrah wrote:I don't want my children to grow up in Zoomalia. So probably never, maybe once I am an oday I will go there for retirement.

On my end it is the opposite. I would love my children to grow up in Somalia. I tried in 2007 but after 1 year, they came back. I am planning to send them back for roughly 2 years insha'Allah. The choice is do you want to raise your children to be Somalis or Somali-looking westernized kids? I prefer them to be qawdhans.

My niiga

I rather they be geeljire running after reer sugulle geel in Gashamo than Westernised

You got it Aisha, you got i. You're my heartbeat. I am so proud of you my sister in Islam