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Nabeela wrote:In other words you are expert on women, waan gartay.

duqa walacada lagu badiyey

Never heard of heestimo to be honest, I'm not even sure I can say it properly

Nabeela wrote:Never heard of heestimo to be honest, I'm not even sure I can say it properly

It makea me very proud to know that I have contributed contributed a word or two to someone's learning outcome. Learn it from today; Heestimo is the right somali word. Welac is contemporary.

Goljano; Naag aqaan baan ahay. First you have the foodley (aka dhoocils), then you have gashaanto (ripe), then gumeeys (unwanted natural selection), Garoob.... at menopause they all become cajuusos.

Lamgoodle wrote:

Nabeela wrote:Never heard of heestimo to be honest, I'm not even sure I can say it properly

It make me proud when I have contributed a word or two to someone's learning outcome. Learn it from today; Heestimo is the right somali word. Welac is contemporary.

Goljano; Naag aqaan baan ahay. First you have the foodley (aka dhoocils), then you have gashaanto (ripe), then gumeeys (unwanted natural selection), Garoob.... at menopause they all become cajuusos.

you must have been a sucker for xalimoos waryaa they must have hurt you badly sidan si maahee

Goljano,
Don't get me wrong. I love women. But, diaspora women are horrible. Naagihii la yaqaane waxaay joogaan miyiga. They don't put on expensive gold and fly the world.

lamgodleh
like you said, you travel a lot because of your work , i get that part but if you are married to a reer miyi girl and she doesn't speak the local language, how on earth she could take of herself when you are away, am i missing something,waryaa who is gonna look after her while you are gone for a work trip

Goljano Lion wrote:lamgodleh
like you said, you travel a lot because of your work , i get that part but if you are married to a reer miyi girl and she doesn't speak the local language, how on earth she could take of herself when you are away, am i missing something,waryaa who is gonna look after her while you are gone for a work trip

Wax fahan! I will not bring her overseas. She will be in Baki minding the animals. I will be going there every 6 months. I am old school somali.

Meanwhile, I will get a ku meel gaar; a garoob/qudbo sireed to make me comfortable.

Lamgoodle wrote:

Goljano Lion wrote:lamgodleh
like you said, you travel a lot because of your work , i get that part but if you are married to a reer miyi girl and she doesn't speak the local language, how on earth she could take of herself when you are away, am i missing something,waryaa who is gonna look after her while you are gone for a work trip

Wax fahan! I will not bring her overseas. She will be in Baki minding the animals. I will be going there every 6 months. I am old school somali.

Meanwhile, I will get a ku meel gaar; a garoob/qudbo sireed to make me comfortable.

i get it but you know what they say, women and weather are unpredictable, so who knows what she might be doing in miyiga too

War isku xishoo!

Ma gabar sheekh wacan dhalay oo Baki degan baa xumaan karta???????

yeah i am glad someone else noticed. my roommate went to Minneapolis a few weeks ago and if you had seen the way he dressed, you would be like "what"!!!

he dressed up like he was going to a high-profile wedding. i was speechless, dude!!!

i don't understand why people do that!!! wearing casual clothes is the best way to do it when flying.

a shirt/t-sh and jeans is what i usually wear when i fly.. apart from the pilot, somalis are the only ppl that i see wearing suits on board

Dahab?

What I wear when boarding a plane

You sound like one of those Somalis who is trying to act modern but is really not.

I always wear dabagaab and sasamaaniko.