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Re: Differences in dhaqan?

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Somalis have no Dhaqan at all. Those who come to America, they become Americanized within 2 years and everything about them change. Those who are in the carabaha, they become carab within a month. I have even seen Somali girls trying to be Indians in Minneapolis. They dress up in a little tight surweel and they expose dabo weyn. Wallahi foolxumo. Aniga the only dhaqan I like is the Pakistani dhaqan which marriage is too cheap.
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Re: Differences in dhaqan?

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Hyperactive wrote:chelsea, that is why i said stcick with people your neighbours, like agdeerta and dulbahante. kuwa bad is fahmeysan. :lol:

Aisha, are you from bur'a by a chance.loool. when my stepmom says, nayaa, to my sisters i really get upset, but i remember they are her daughters. lool you should give call to eedo and tell her to stop that. loooool
Even you Hyper? :x
Horta why do people associate Burcaawis as "rough" or "rude"? :lol:
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Re: Differences in dhaqan?

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chelseaforever wrote:
Hyperactive wrote:cagdheer ogaden dee.
:lol:
:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Differences in dhaqan?

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YummyMummy wrote:
Hyperactive wrote:chelsea, that is why i said stcick with people your neighbours, like agdeerta and dulbahante. kuwa bad is fahmeysan. :lol:

Aisha, are you from bur'a by a chance.loool. when my stepmom says, nayaa, to my sisters i really get upset, but i remember they are her daughters. lool you should give call to eedo and tell her to stop that. loooool
Even you Hyper? :x
Horta why do people associate Burcaawis as "rough" or "rude"? :lol:
mybe they are? .... burco ha sidato meyd keeda :clap:
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Re: Differences in dhaqan?

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@chelsea , too much consonants for me, its hard to pronounce it in my head.lol

yummy, sweet sister, i love rer bur'a but they are tough dee. my stepmom from there . she has a heart of gold but sounds rude. when i was young i used to scare of her more than my own mom and dad. hada wan is fahamney. we are bestest. loool
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Re: Differences in dhaqan?

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that is slight varations of the same culture. it is nothing new. Reer North and Reer South have even different dialects.

you guys say suuli we say musqusha. You guys say gaari and we say baabuur

You can find the same varations of the same culture pretty much in every country.
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Re: Differences in dhaqan?

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TheMightyNomad wrote:that is slight varations of the same culture. it is nothing new. Reer North and Reer South have even different dialects.

you guys say suuli we say musqusha. You guys say gaari and we say baabuur

You can find the same varations of the same culture pretty much in every country.
It's more than just different dialects. :comeon:
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Re: Differences in dhaqan?

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Hyper no worries :up: I'm sure your step-mum doesn't think she sounds rude :lol: She probably thinks she's just... really honest! :lol:

Chelski go shove your beans where the sun don't shine :mrgreen:
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Re: Differences in dhaqan?

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Aishah wrote:
HooBariiska wrote:Cultural difference #638 - never ever say walalao to a koonfur chick. You will be placed in the friendzone for ever
Same with a guy that doesn't say naya ninba uu Maa haysto :up:
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Re: Differences in dhaqan?

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People making generalisations about the 'North' and 'South' without taking into account how diverse different regions of the 'South' are.

Banadir Dhaqan is completely different to Mudug Dhaqan.

The Raxanweyn have their own thing going on and the Digil too.

The Mareexans in Gedo and Abgaals in S/Dhexe have their cultural differences despite both being 'Southerners'.

OP, do not base your ideas on the encounters that you have had with Southerners in the diaspora as many of them do not have parents that are directly from the provinces. For instance, I am Reer Mudug by blood but my paternal Great Grandfather (AUN) emigrated South during the Darawish wars.
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Re: Differences in dhaqan?

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Zumaale, wallahi I might sound dumb, actually I know I will but all I know of the South is Xamar. So maybe that's the problem.

Banaadir, iyo Gedo etc dhinaca ay kaga yaalan Konfuurta maba garanayo, let alone meeting dadki xagaa dagan and seeing what dhaqankooda is like so maybe my views are due to some ignorance.
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Re: Differences in dhaqan?

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zumaale wrote:I am Reer Mudug by blood
That explains so much
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Re: Differences in dhaqan?

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Elaborate please. I do not want to be psychoanalysed on the main so PM me baby. I promise to keep it PG. :mrgreen:
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Re: Differences in dhaqan?

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Inaayah wrote:Zumaale, wallahi I might sound dumb, actually I know I will but all I know of the South is Xamar. So maybe that's the problem.

Banaadir, iyo Gedo etc dhinaca ay kaga yaalan Konfuurta maba garanayo, let alone meeting dadki xagaa dagan and seeing what dhaqankooda is like so maybe my views are due to some ignorance.
It is fine walal. A lot of Reer Waqooyi youth (Dhullos/Warsans excluded) have this assumption that Xamar starts when you go past L.A.
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Re: Differences in dhaqan?

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Reer waqooyi are a weird bunch runtii. Lol i remember when i got married we got this oodkac mixed with dates called waslad. ina lilahi shit was disgusting. :wtf:
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