KH in the Somali language

[Navy9]

[quote="hyperactive"][quote="Navy9"]If you have never heard of it, then you can ask around. Again, that word is used by the egyptians![/quote]

lol my teachers all of them are egyptian. put it in a sentences please.[/quote]


Kool, please ask them!

Ok!

nawal itgawizt ragil 3agouz baas qani, yaa bakhtaha!

[Hyperactive]

[quote="Navy9"]There is always shawaz le qa3ida elsarf elnahawe!![/quote]

i know the shawath. just put it in a sentences. you know the shawath more famous than common ones.

any ways i leave you to that.

[Navy9]

look at the above sentence...

[Hyperactive]

[quote="Navy9"][quote="hyperactive"][quote="Navy9"]If you have never heard of it, then you can ask around. Again, that word is used by the egyptians![/quote]

lol my teachers all of them are egyptian. put it in a sentences please.[/quote]


Kool, please ask them!

Ok!

nawal itgawizt ragil 3agouz baas qani, yaa bakhtaha! [/quote]

lol tan wa misken. sister this doesn't mean bakhti. it's ya 7athaha, ya nasebha. it's other world of ya 7athaha or nasebha

not bakhti and not the root is bakhti.lol


in somali bakhti is the mayet.

lol thank you for giving me a laugh. walle wali wan qoslaya

[Navy9]

Go just ask your teachers and let me know what they tell you----I know what I wrote.

[Hyperactive]

sister i dont need to ask. i got your error. you mistaking from two different words with two different meaning.

i do correct for my teachers, wallahi i mean it. i'm arabic nerd.

[Navy9]

let me tell you something real quick---sometimes if you put certain words together they can lead to another meaning altogether. For instance, the word ---shar-mouta ie b-i-t-c-h is english is nothing but shaar---bad mouta--death

bad death!!!


Anyways---i am out

[Xusseyn]

[quote="hyperactive"][quote="Xusseyn"][quote="Garaad_LQ"]it's a Nomad Lango My friend , we are not people of Civilization Historically so we adopted alot from other Civilization around us ,
India , Arabs , Persia and the Ethiopian highland , we were a cross road between them[/quote]

That's not totally true most of these Arabic based words were adopted in the past 80 or less years go, becouse for most part we still have the original Somali words along with the Arabic words that we often do.[/quote]

lol at 80s. before somali languages somalis nomads used to read and write inly in arabic before the latin [english and italian invaded somalia][/quote]


I said 80 years ago or even less. This is when Somali men went to Arab universities and Arabic language became the language of the educated.

Somali nomads (aparts from few religous men) never spoke Arabic or wrote their language.

[Navy9]

[quote="hyperactive"]sister i dont need to ask. i got your error. you mistaking from two different words with two different meaning.

i do correct for my teachers, wallahi i mean it. i'm arabic nerd.[/quote]


No, i am not

[Hyperactive]

then good for you sister. sida ku wad.lol

[Gatspy]

Here r some that actually start with 'KH'

Khuuro: snoring
Khoobaro/Khoobar : dolphin (some might say koobaro)
Kharqad: cloth
Kharash: expense (some might say Qarash)
Khiyaamo: deceiving or tricking someone into something

[Navy9]

[quote="hyperactive"]then good for you sister. sida ku wad.lol[/quote]




I got my thanawiya Amma long time ago----so, I know I am Perfectly O.K.A.Y


Have a nice day, walaal.

[kambuli]

Bakhti= When animal dies without being slaugtered...This term is specificaly used for the animals...Baktiga ma cuno...

Mayd..is used for humans...when some dies...Waa mayd oo naftii waa ka baxday...

[Hyperactive]

[quote="Navy9"][quote="hyperactive"]then good for you sister. sida ku wad.lol[/quote]




I got my thanawiya Amma long time ago----so, I know I am Perfectly O.K.A.Y


Have a nice day, walaal.[/quote]

lol thanawiya. Allah ko saidoyo hadaba sidan tahay.

you too.

[Hyperactive]

[quote="kambuli"]Bakhti= When animal dies without being slaugtered...This term is specificaly used for the animals...Baktiga ma cuno...

Mayd..is used for humans...when some dies...Waa mayd oo naftii waa ka baxday...[/quote]

true sister. in arabic animal we use meytata. you can read it in the quran too.