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Jas if you want to shukansi.. I will let you on to a little secret somali men love the word hunno

EvolSyawla wrote: Bodheri, Hadraawi and most other poets come from the north

Not true.

The reason you know those 2 is because Hardawi is still alive and is used by SLanders as a national symbol of sorts and Boodheri literally died broken hearted, that is one in a million. Maahine forget regions, every qabiil has a list of poets, just check their Wiki under prominent people. It's all about promoting your ow Kacaan did it with Darood poets and SLanders do it with theirs. If I had any interest in poetry or understood a word I'd have done the same for mine but it's not something I'm interested in and qabiil doesn't mean that much to me.

However you have a point, anyone and everyone can be romantic and say nice things to the person they care about....except reer Mudug

Marques wrote:Aboowe meaning brother, how does one shukaansi with that term Atleast Huuno is cool in my books.

Can't speak for others but I don't call my brothers aboow/aboowe unless I am being sarcastic. I actually call people I'm not related to abaayo/aboowe more than I do my own siblings.

Growing up I found the thought of calling your spouse that disgusting but you have to admit it's kinda sweet, maybe it's an age thing.

X.Playa wrote:Most my walaweyn freinds call one another aboowe macaane! I get confused . Wasnt this supposed to be used between different sexes? Wtf

It's not necessarily to do with shukaansi, it depends who says it, how they say it and who they're saying it to.

If you're trying to get someone to calm down or see your point of view, if you're trying to get something from them, if it has just become a part of your lingo like some of the guys here mentioned.

It's sweet and kind, I like that when taken out of situations that foster and encourage violent acts our men can still have that.

AishahWaqooyi wrote:Jas if you want to shukansi.. I will let you on to a little secret somali men love the word hunno

lool but that is sooo foreign, I only ever heard it online. I can't say it without it dripping with sarcasm and kibir, it would have the opposite effect

I hate to be called "aboowe macaan" by a woman older than. That happens alot. Aboowe is ok if the lady is my age; depends on how they say though.

When I hear "huuno" I see a gold digger.

"Ina adeer" is the word I love. Ina abti is a turn off.

JaalleMarx wrote:"Ina adeer" is the word I love. Ina abti is a turn off.

Anything she calls me under the Sun save qurun saqajaan wasaq is coolio...screw that if she even adtesses me

xaska dadka hortisa kuma odhan lahayn waxas oo kale. marka kale ee cid kale nala jogin nin kale ayan iska dhigi laha.

يا بعد عمري.ما تهون انا اتنفس هواك
































هي تقول وانا اقول شكرا

If a woman says Aboowe Macaane, that means she is ready for liberation Women mostly use that when they want something from you, there is gotta be something in return or I would just

waayeel101 wrote:xaska dadka hortisa kuma odhan lahayn waxas oo kale. marka kale ee cid kale nala jogin nin kale ayan iska dhigi laha.

يا بعد عمري.ما تهون انا اتنفس هواك

هي تقول وانا اقول شكرا

You ruined a perfectly romantic moment there

^:lol:

bes lil amanah ana 3indi wayid. moda5ir lil madam lama nakon le7alna. qeys bin molaw7 yasir wala shi.

^ masbou6 kalaamak, akeed shaklak waa7id romansi madaam ennak tda5er kel hal umour le Mrs.Waayeel
Bas ana muub mo2mina bel romansiya, fa kalaam el 7ob wel hawa ana ashoufah kalaam 5ayaali 6ayer 3al hawa

Marques wrote:Anything she calls me under the Sun save qurun saqajaan wasaq is coolio...screw that if she even adtesses me

Damn!! times are hard.

yummy,
la yakon anti 7anbaliyah wa ana ma adri.
alla ye3lim shonu saweyt wa kam wa7id saragt galboh.

^ laa wallah walal, la 7anbaliyya wala maalikiyya
Keef asraq guloubhom wana galbi daaye3?

allah yarod lej galbij. saweyt balagh 7aj galb dayi3.