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Re: Shirib teach us MAAY MAAY please thanks
Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 4:59 pm
by Shirib
Aasli wrote:Shirib wrote:
neither, thus the Digil AND Mirifle
So are they both clans or sub clans and where does Digil and Mirifle come from? For example Ogaden comes from Darood. So who do they come from? And do most Digil and Mirifle speak Af Maay, Somali, or both? And which regions of Somalia do they live the most?
Ps. Sorry if my questions are bothering you. I've just been very curious about the Rahanweyn ever since I befriend this Rahanweyn girl in Kenya (her brothers were gorgeous).
Digil y Mirifle is the clan, its one in and the same. It's equivalent to Hawiye, Darood, Isaaq and Dir. It's one of the main clans.
Most of them will speak both, but it depends from person to person to be honest. They live in southern Somalia, Baay, Bakool, Shabeelada Hoose, parts of Gedo and juboyinka as well as Xamar.
no worries miss, ask away.
Re: Shirib teach us MAAY MAAY please thanks
Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 5:37 pm
by Rabshoole
sexy-kitten wrote:Waryaa, are Digil & Mirif close to Eelay? Because Eelay speak their own language too. & How come I never met a Digil or
Mirife person ? Are they outnumbered? My mom understands and speaks some Maay Maay. We have a large population of Bantus in Ohio.
You have, you just don't remember. Think hard and think long
Mirifle got some dimepieces you just gotta scope 'em in places like Indiana
As for Digil, I've never met one.
Re: Shirib teach us MAAY MAAY please thanks
Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 8:37 pm
by Twist
Re: Shirib teach us MAAY MAAY please thanks
Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 8:40 pm
by Twist
Alphanumeric wrote:
They're from Diinsoor, mainly. That's about as much I know.
I lived in Diinsoor the beginning of the civil-war for few years & I might know your family!
Re: Shirib teach us MAAY MAAY please thanks
Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 8:46 pm
by Tuushi
How far apart are Diinsoor/Baidaba and Saakow?
Re: Shirib teach us MAAY MAAY please thanks
Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 9:08 pm
by Lamagoodle
Tuushi wrote:How far apart are Diinsoor/Baidaba and Saakow?
Dinsoor in the DOOY region is in the middle of Saako and Baydhabo. If you are going to Baidoba from Diinsoor, you will probably have breakfast, lunch or dinner at SAFAR NOOLEEYS. If you on the other hand are en route to Saakow from Dinsoor, you go through Jawaarey.
Re: Shirib teach us MAAY MAAY please thanks
Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 9:12 pm
by Tuushi
Lamgoodle wrote:Tuushi wrote:How far apart are Diinsoor/Baidaba and Saakow?
Dinsoor in the DOOY region is in the middle of Saako and Baydhabo. If you are going to Baidoba from Diinsoor, you will probably have breakfast, lunch or dinner at SAFAR NOOLEEYS. If you on the other hand are en route to Saakow from Dinsoor, you go through Jawaarey.
Maybe i am too tired to understand this.
That didnt make sense to me.
Re: Shirib teach us MAAY MAAY please thanks
Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 9:23 pm
by Twist
@ the two of you oo isku wareersan!
Yeah, it's exactly as Lamgoodle put it but for someone who has never been there, like Tush, it's kinda confusing.
Tush, Diinsoor is about 120 KM West of Baay & Saakoow is about the same or more West of Diinsoor. Saakoow is between Baardheer & Bu'aale. Baardheere on the north and Bu'aale down south.
Re: Shirib teach us MAAY MAAY please thanks
Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 9:23 pm
by Lamagoodle
Tuushi wrote:Lamgoodle wrote:Tuushi wrote:How far apart are Diinsoor/Baidaba and Saakow?
Dinsoor in the DOOY region is in the middle of Saako and Baydhabo. If you are going to Baidoba from Diinsoor, you will probably have breakfast, lunch or dinner at SAFAR NOOLEEYS. If you on the other hand are en route to Saakow from Dinsoor, you go through Jawaarey.
Maybe i am too tired to understand this.
That didnt make sense to me.
What does not make sense. You want me to tell how many KM is between Dinsoor, Saakow and Baydhabo? I don't really. I gave you the classical somali way of describing locations. I guess it is 110 KM to Baydhabo and 95 KM to Saakow. That is just a guess.
Safar Nooleeys is mid point between Baydhabo and Dinsoor; so is Jawaari ; between Dinsoor and Saakow
Re: Shirib teach us MAAY MAAY please thanks
Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 9:25 pm
by Hyperactive
shrib wa rageedi. i would love to learn all somali dialogs such rahaweyn, barawani and even southern one, the one waryaa learned.lol
shrib, i told you were have now hadama (spelling?) in laws!
Re: Shirib teach us MAAY MAAY please thanks
Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 9:27 pm
by Lamagoodle
By the way, people in Dooy speak a different dialect; The Dabbare dialect which is very very different than the MAAY MAAY
Re: Shirib teach us MAAY MAAY please thanks
Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 9:29 pm
by Tuushi
Twist wrote: @ the two of you oo isku wareersan!
Yeah, it's exactly as Lamgoodle put it but for someone who has never been there, like Tush, it's kinda confusing.
Tush, Diinsoor is about 120 KM West of Baay & Saakoow is about the same or more West of Diinsoor. Saakoow is between Baardheer & Bu'aale. Baardheere on the north and Bu'aale down south.
Apparently,i was born in Saakow.
That makes a lot of sense.
Thanks.
Lamgoodle,sidii reer baadiyihii ayaad igu tilmaantey.
Re: Shirib teach us MAAY MAAY please thanks
Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 9:30 pm
by Hyperactive
lama excuse my ignorant, i know rahweyn have dialog, are there any other southern like some hawiyah have their own dialog? like is there hawiyah dialog?
Re: Shirib teach us MAAY MAAY please thanks
Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 9:31 pm
by Tuushi
hyperactive wrote:lama excuse my ignorant, i know rahweyn have dialog, are there any other southern like some hawiyah have their own dialog? like is there hawiyah dialog?
oh hyper.
Re: Shirib teach us MAAY MAAY please thanks
Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 9:33 pm
by Hyperactive
dont laugh answer my question, im ignorant, teach me.
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